Hi all
I’m trying to find a recording of the Mark Radcliffe and Lard Show from 13/09/2002
Does anyone happen to have it, or know where I might be able to find it?
I’d really appreciate any help!
Thanks!
I’ve been diving deep into old British comedy archives on BBC Sounds lately, listening to classic runs of The News Quiz and Dead Ringers from a decade ago. When I tune into the current Friday night comedy block, it feels like the writing has shifted from sharp, institutional satire into a much safer, predictable form of observational humor. Is this a symptom of the BBC trying to avoid modern "culture war" grenades from the press, or has the talent pool for sharp political radio writing simply migrated over to the independent podcast market?
Radio 1 legends of the 90s Mark and Lard are doing their final ever live show on Tuesday 26th May, and it’s being live-streamed so you can watch it from anywhere 🤩 There’ll be chat, banter, anecdotes, and audience members online and in person will have a chance to send in questions for Mark and Lard to answer in the second half.
Tickets from https://events.livetoyourlivingroom.com/events/livetoyourlivingroom/2191274
Can anyone link me up with the show?
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