In this, the eleventh episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I answer a question from Steve from The Grumps Blog, asking whether we’ve had too much Bond.
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In this, the eleventh episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I answer a question from Steve from The Grumps Blog, asking whether we’ve had too much Bond.
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In this, the tenth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I answer a question from Jonathan from the Agile Engineering Podcast, about commuting to work in work time.
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In this, the ninth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I flippantly answer two listener questions, and then move on to another question that no-one asked about using social media in anger.
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In this, the eighth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I ask whether people actually think about what they’re doing when they set off fireworks.
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In this, the seventh episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I give you a whistle-stop tour of my musical history from around 1977 to the current day.
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In this, the sixth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I ask which is better: media drip fed to you, or a mass injection of audio/visual goodness in one hit..
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n this, the fifth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I walk with Alex as he tells us about the things he does at school, and the things he steps in on the way.
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In this, the fourth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I read out the comments and posts you have send me since Monday, whilst I nurse the remnants of a phantom hangover.
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In this, the third episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, you join me as I journey down to London for work. Audio snippets from the bus stop, two railway stations, and home.
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In this, the second episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I ask are the changes and adjustments we’ve made over the last 18 months going to stick, or are we heading back to how things were before the pandemic?
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