DumTeeDum - A show about BBC Radio's 'The Archers'
Jun 28, 2026 · 59 min · 20 segments
This week’s podcast is presented by Stephen and Michelle. We hear from: - Witherspoon, with his current thinking on Brian’s mental state; - Vicky, who was hoping to learn more about what went on…
Michelle WrightHost
Steven BowdenHostPurple PumpkinSuey[upbeat music] Hello, lovely Dumpty Dummers.
It's Siri, queen of tart, and time for another week in Ambridge.
Too Long Didn't Listen this week.
It will come as a surprise to no one that the presence of Ruth did not stop Brian and Adam having a sit-down argument, at the end of which they couldn't agree and both took their bats home.
They were 100% not prepared to compromise.
Brian made two batches of ginger biscuits.
Kate beat her personal best bed-making time in the Ambridge Chambermaids Challenge Cup.
There was a lovely memory of Jenny up that there London town buying a biscuit tin.
The rest of the week, frankly nothing much happened.
Well, Ciara didn't want to go on her work placement despite many reassurances that it would not just be making the coffee for Lilian.
Instead, she's going to the rewilding as the Ambridge Fairy got it all arranged at the very last minute.
I suppose that the rewilding are already on an enhanced DBS check, but even so, that is stretching credulity.
Xander missed out on a heritage railway trip with Brian as he's not a proper grandchild.
And Adam kept Xander and his bat home, plotting his revenge by building a market garden to leave to Xander.
We'll wait and see, shall we? Back at Bridge Farm, Helen is spending, spending, spending.
Her extra cows need more milking equipment, so she got a rep in and sausage boy was very cross about it.
Planning to spend all the farm's money is not the same as actually spending it apparently, but we all know it's just a matter of when, not if.
The most junior Bridge Farm Archers, Jack and Henry, were plaguing the Horrobins saying, "Can we have our ball back?" I wouldn't want to be in Tracey's shoes.
The cheesing is going well, or at least it's busy, and Tracey's booked up at Bridge Farm with less shifts at the Bull.
At least he's doing animals, not people.
David has booked a special guest, but we are all left in the dark about who it might be, including Tony.
Anne-Marie visited with George.
The Killer Grundy cot is still up.
Amber seems to have got wind of her visit and didn't come home to her slightly chaotic Grundy household.
[upbeat music] Hello, lovely Dumpty Dummers.
It's Siri, queen of tart, and time for another week in Ambridge.
Too Long Didn't Listen this week.
It will come as a surprise to no one that the presence of Ruth did not stop Brian and Adam having a sit-down argument, at the end of which they couldn't agree and both took their bats home.
They were 100% not prepared to compromise.
Brian made two batches of ginger biscuits.
Kate beat her personal best bed-making time in the Ambridge Chambermaids Challenge Cup.
There was a lovely memory of Jenny up that there London town buying a biscuit tin.
The rest of the week, frankly nothing much happened.
Well, Ciara didn't want to go on her work placement despite many reassurances that it would not just be making the coffee for Lilian.
Instead, she's going to the rewilding as the Ambridge Fairy got it all arranged at the very last minute.
I suppose that the rewilding are already on an enhanced DBS check, but even so, that is stretching credulity.
Xander missed out on a heritage railway trip with Brian as he's not a proper grandchild.
And Adam kept Xander and his bat home, plotting his revenge by building a market garden to leave to Xander.
We'll wait and see, shall we? Back at Bridge Farm, Helen is spending, spending, spending.
Her extra cows need more milking equipment, so she got a rep in and sausage boy was very cross about it.
Planning to spend all the farm's money is not the same as actually spending it apparently, but we all know it's just a matter of when, not if.
The most junior Bridge Farm Archers, Jack and Henry, were plaguing the Horrobins saying, "Can we have our ball back?" I wouldn't want to be in Tracey's shoes.
The cheesing is going well, or at least it's busy, and Tracey's booked up at Bridge Farm with less shifts at the Bull.
At least he's doing animals, not people.
David has booked a special guest, but we are all left in the dark about who it might be, including Tony.
Anne-Marie visited with George.
The Killer Grundy cot is still up.
Amber seems to have got wind of her visit and didn't come home to her slightly chaotic Grundy household.
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