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Steve Yabsley Episodes

  1. Extreme adventurer Andy Torbet and stone mason Ray Iles

    With extreme adventurer Andy Torbet who has a new TV show and local stone mason Ray Iles.

  2. Tony James stands in for Steve with considerable aplomb

    Tony James - TJ the DJ - stands in for Steve with his highly polished barrel of fun.

  3. Witchcraft and gravestones

    A look at witchcraft with history professor Ron Hutton - and stone carving with Ray Iles.

  4. Owls and stone carving

    With Owl Prowl expert Ian McGuire and a new series with Portishead stone mason Ray Iles.

  5. The Beatles in Bath, original Quarryman John Low and poems about beetles

    When the Beatles visited Bath, original Quarryman John Low and poems about beetles.

  6. Food expert Orlando Murrin, basket making in Somerset and American sweets

    With food expert Orlando Murrin, Somerset willow growing and popular U.S. confectionary.

  7. The joy of scouting, basket making and bathing in milk

    With Scout enthusiast Betty Morris, more on Somerset basket making and bathing in milk.

  8. Avon Wildlife Trust and Somerset willow

    With Dagmar Smeed from Avon Wildlife Trust and the Somerset Levels Basket & Craft Centre.

  9. Punch and Judy and Somerset basket making

    Punch and Judy with Professor Pete Milsom - & the Somerset Levels Basket & Craft Centre.

  10. Computer tips, East Asian art and poems about condiments

    How to take control of your computer, East Asian art and your poems about condiments.

  11. Moby Dick on stage, cheating civil servants and napery

    News of an interesting stage version of Moby Dick - and how civil servants once cheated.

  12. Feet, Asian art and swamps

    With chiropodist and podiatrist Deborah Holley, East Asian art and the Top Ten swamps.

  13. Julian House Night Shelter, East Asian art and ginger beer

    The Julian House Night Shelter, East Asian Art and the appeal of refreshing ginger beer.

  14. Golf, East Asian art and dogs

    A visit to Henbury Golf Club, the Museum of East Asian Art & the enduring appeal of dogs.

  15. Writer Tom Phillips, poems about computer games and smuggling in Weston

    With local writer Tom Phillips, poems about computer games and smuggling in Weston.

  16. Author Nathan Braund - and gruesome happenings in Weston

    With talented local writer Nathan Braund - and a visit to Grove Park in Weston-super-Mare.

  17. The Festival of Light, Scottish football and the appeal of hide and seek

    News of this weekend's Festival of Light in Weston, Scottish football and hide and seek.

  18. The Cotswold Way - and 'gull yellers' at Weston-super-Mare

    The magical Cotswold Way - and the bizarre 'gull yellers' of Weston-super-Mare.

  19. Adventurer Holly Budge and Weston Walk's Mike Harding

    With thriller seeker Holly Budge and Weston Walk's ghost and murder expert Mike Harding.

  20. Author Tania Hershman, poems about Winston Churchill and cream pies

    With local author Tania Hershman, poems about Winston Churchill and the Chalice Well.

  21. The Priston Festival, the Chalice Well and strange meat

    Previewing the Priston Festival, a visit to the Chalice Well & the Top Ten strange meats.

  22. Living Landscapes Project, Chalice Well and foraging

    The Living Landscapes Project, the Chalice Well and foraging for free food.

  23. Caf茅s, the Chalice Well and pork pies

    The secret of a successful caf茅, the Chalice Well in Glastonbury and pork pies.

  24. Quilting, Chalice Well and cramp

    A celebration of quilting, a visit to Glastonbury's Chalice Well & the perils of cramp.

  25. Gadgets, yeti poems, scrapyards and bathing at Uphill

    With gadgets expert Cyril Routley, poems about yetis and bathing at Uphill near Weston.

  26. Ukulele music, the shoebox appeal, walking in Cross and South Korean cuisine

    Live ukulele music, details of the annual shoebox appeal & a visit to Cross in Somerset.

  27. The Bard of Windmill Hill, noodles and heavy metal thimbles

    With the Bard of Windmill Hill, a noodle celebration and a heavy metal thimble connection.

  28. Therapeutic humour expert Alice Hortop, Singaporean cuisine and pet unicorns

    With therapeutic humour expert Alice Hortop, a look at gangs & the drawbacks of unicorns.

  29. Banwell Caves, a Mendip walk and Merseybeat

    A visit to Banwell Caves and tower, a Mendip Walk and a look at the Merseybeat boom.

  30. 31/08/2012

    Tony James sits in for a lighter lunch with plenty of laughs along the way.

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