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  • Even in my twilight years I still enjoy radio plays etc. We have been lucky in Tasmania that the Covid 19 pandemic has been kept at bay, even though we are under strict rules set by the government. Makes it almost impossible to visit other areas of Australia or overseas.Good luck to other members of the radio listeners.

  • Thanks Rik.

  • thanks for letting me in!

  • Thanks for allowing me to join.

    Much appreciated.

    Rick M

  • Hi Steve,

    It doesn't hurt in comments on the group here but you would have more luck with Private requests.  ---------------------  Rick

  • Thank you for the quick acceptance Generosity of spirit and efficiency-if only more organisations were like that .Thank you

  • May I put in a request for anything by Lenny Bruce? Or does this go into Private Requests?

    Thanks,

    Steve

  • Thanks so much for letting me join! Really looking forward to so much wonderful, laugh-inducing radio!
  • Thank you for this information, Bob.  I meant no disrespect by my open inquiry.
  • The entire run of Navy Lark is available at RadioArchive:

    http://radioarchive.cc/torrents-details.php?id=9697

    It's over 4 GB or I'd go get it ....

     

     

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Angstrom by Joel Morris and Jason Hazeley

Matthew Holness stars as Knut Ångström, a brooding alcoholic maverick Swedish detective from the tough streets of Oslo, in a Scandinavian detective yarn adapted from the bestselling Ångström trilogy by Martin English (writing as Bjorgen Swedensson). Following the death of his wife, Ångström is posted to the Njalsland peninsula where he becomes embroiled in a labyrinthine murder (or possibly not-murder) case which bears an eerie similarity to the Askeladden killings - a case from his distant…

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