Steve Yabsley Episodes Episode guide
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Quitting smoking, brewing history and cheese
Tips on how to quit smoking, plus more on the history of brewing and Tuesday Cheese Chat.
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Orphans in Uganda - and the history of brewing
News of a fundraiser for an Ugandan orphanage - and a new series about the brewing trade.
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Airport memories, piano poems and food preservation
Bristol Airport in the 1960s, poems about pianos and various methods of preserving food.
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Surviving cancer as a teenager - and more country memories
The story of a teenage cancer survivor. Plus another visit to Court Farm near Banwell.
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Ceramicist Jitka Palmer and Court Farm memories
Local ceramicist Jitka Palmer discusses her work with clay and stone - plus Court Farm.
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Suffragettes in the west and Court Farm
The real story of the suffragettes in the west, plus more from Court Farm at Banwell.
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Birds of Prey and Court Farm at Banwell
With bird of prey enthusiast Tony Bryant. Plus a new series at Court Farm near Banwell.
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Battlefield Tours in civil war Spain and poems about Madonna
Unbelievable Battlefield Tours during the Spanish Civil War and poems about Madonna.
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Explaining genes - and a trip to Hestercombe Gardens
With genes expert Prof Ian Day from Bristol University and more from Hestercombe Gardens.
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Teddy Bears, pan pipe music and the future of the flannel
Teddy Bears in Cheddar Gorge, the appeal of pan pipe music and the future of the flannel.
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The Queen's art collection and Hestercombe Gardens
Desmond Shawe-Taylor who oversees the Queen's art collection and Hestercombe Gardens.
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Girl Cops - and Hestercombe Gardens
With the author of Girl Cop - Sandy Osborne - and a visit to lovely Hestercombe Gardens.
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Actress and drama teacher Vanessa Stevenson, biscuit poems and a super pie
Steve meets actress and drama teacher Vanessa Stevenson. Plus your poems about biscuit.
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Author Alastair Reynolds, mole catching and facts about Longleat
Best-selling sci-fi author Alastair Reynolds, plus mole catching and facts about Longleat.
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Dragster cars and comedy films
With Evercreech-based dragster racer Zane Llewellyn. Plus the world of comedy films.
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Unbuild Bristol, knuckle cracking and blueberries
The buildings Bristol 'nearly' had. Plus chat about knuckle cracking - and blueberries.
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03/06/2013
Join Steve Yabsley for a lighter lunch with plenty of laughs along the way.
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31/05/2013
Tony James sits in with a lighter lunch with plenty of laughs along the way.
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30/05/2013
Tony James sits in with a lighter lunch with plenty of laughs along the way.
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29/05/2013
Tony James sits in with a lighter lunch with plenty of laughs along the way.
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28/05/2013
Tony James sits in with a lighter lunch with plenty of laughs along the way.
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27/05/2013
Tony James sits in with a lighter bank holiday lunch with plenty of laughs along the way.
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24/05/2013
Graham Rogers sits in with a lighter lunch with plenty of laughs along the way.
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The Bizarre Bath Comedy Tour - and the joy of allotments
Steve finds out about the Bizarre Bath Comedy Tours - and the joy of having an allotment.
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Water Aid's Big Sing - and the joy of allotments
News of the Big Sing - raising money for Water Aid & allotment chat with Craig Dunsford.
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Pilot Ed Dickenson and allotment fan Craig Dunsford
With pilot Ed Dickenson from the Bristol and Wessex Aeroplance Club - and allotment chat.
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Author Nathan Filer - and allotment enthusiast Craig Dunsford
Steve meets hot new local author Nathan Filer - and allotment enthusiast Craig Dunsford.
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Ethical cookery, bee poems and the Edwardians at Christmas
Ethical cookery, your poems about bees and a look at Christmas in the Edwardian period.
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Patric Bulmer from Bristol Water - and Harrods in Edwardian times
With Patric Bulmer from Bristol Water and a look at world famous Edwardian store Harrods.
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Author Jo Platt - and the Edwardian garden
With local author Jo Platt - and Somerset historian and Edwardian expert Yvonne Bell.
