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Science Shambles Tech Run

Welcome to a live QnA edition of our Science Shambles podcast. Please keep in mind that today is a tech run for the show so there may be a few little glitches here and there, bear with us! Science Shambles is hosted by comedian Robin Ince and physicist Dr Helen Czerski. Guests on ...  Show more

Mark Gatiss and Grace Petrie - March 23 Morning Show

Join us live every day at 10am for chat, conversation, comedy, music and more. Hosts Robin Ince and Josie Long welcome a huge range of big name guests to their own couches in their own homes. Today’s guests are Mark Gatiss, Grace Petrie and George Egg. While The Stay at Home Fest ...  Show more

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