21/09/2014
Caz Graham chooses her highlights from the previous seven days of 91热爆 Radio.
Now perhaps you should make sure you're sitting down before I tell you this; you might find it shocking, but in this week's Pick of the Week Caz Graham will be hearing why times-tables and spelling tests might have had their day. There's a lesson in traditional Mongolian wrestling, a history of the Soviet Union through the medium of food, Sandi Toksvig as a lovesick water boatman, and Quentin Letts gets covered in blood. Oh OK, it's only fake blood, but it looks real!
That's Pick of the Week with Caz Graham at 6.15 this Sunday evening.
Gossip from the Garden Pond (Radio 4, 14th September)
Journey of a Lifetime - Wrestling With the Future (Radio 4, 15th September)
Today (Radio 4, All-Week)
The Educators (Radio 4, 17 September)
Yesterday's Papers - The End of the Music Press (Radio 4, 15th September)
Making a Scene with Lauren Laverne (6Music, 21 September)
The Man Who Turned Into a Sofa (Radio 4, 17th September)
Witness - Lord of the Flies (World Service, 16 September)
Heaven and Earth - Le Ly Hayslip (Radio 4, 18th September)
What's the Point of British Board of Film Classification? (Radio 4, 16th September)
Lewis Macleod is Not Himself (Radio 4, 16th September)
Shared Planet - Ground Nesting Birds (Radio 4, 16th September)
Jeremy Hardy Speaks to the Nation (Radio 4, 17th September)
The Food Programme (Radio 4, 21st September).
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Caz Graham
Caz Graham has been a regular across the 91热爆 since the mid-1990s, lending her voice to the likes of Woman's Hour, Farming Today, Open Country, and You & Yours.
Based in the Lake Districts, Caz can often be heard reporting on a wide and varied selection of stories across the north of the UK and Scotland with special interest in rural affairs and regeneration, food, farming, and landscapes and the people in them.
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- Sun 21 Sep 2014 18:1591热爆 Radio 4