Join our heroic duo as they journey from Hove Railway Station to the DredgeLand HQ and Studio.
On the way, not only do they encounter three local people, they visit a car park (upper level) and take a fascinating trip into the local Post Office.
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Join our loonsome twosome for another edition of the #DredgeLand Podcast Spectacular.
In this week’s edition, our mailbox is full – over 78,000 of you have written in – including this weeks Sad Letter.
Science.
The unknown. The Known knowns. What do you know?
In this DredgeLand Science special, science is on the agenda.. but more importantly is the Earth banana shaped?
There’s only one way to find out.
FeaturingT @Carpet_Martin on @WandsworthRadio.
Welcome dearest Listeners.
Andy recently spent 35 minutes writing and preparing a unique format for a gameshow and then the contestant came along and ruined it.. but who could that be?
Enjoy DredgeLand presents – 123321 (Not 321).
Featuring @Carpet_Martin alongside Andy as your quiz hosts.
This week, Andy and John interview one of the UK’s most intelligent and respected comedians – Robin Ince!
Continue reading “DredgeLand Interview Spectacular Volume 2: Robin Ince”
People of Penge and other such places.
Here’s a quick bonus podcast of the unusual twosome on the wireless from Thursday the 15th of December on wonderful Wandsworth Radio Dot Com.
See you at noon.
This week, Andy and John interview one of the best broadcasters in the country – Iain Lee!
Continue reading “DredgeLand Interview Spectacular Volume 1: Iain Lee”
DredgeLand attempt to break the world record for one man pushing a wheelbarrow across a stage. Filmed live at Iain Lee’s Performance Ring, 30th October 2016.
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This week our two oddly bizarre hosts take us for an incomprehensible trip around Crystal Palace Park, where they encounter things of interest. There’s also a interview with a man, and a confusing mention of dinosaurs at the end.
This week’s podcast comes to you from Hove seafront and includes exclusive encounters with ice cream vans, buskers and trees. There’s a spirited if unsuccessful attempt at an interview, some rather unusual singing, and a look at St Bernard’s Cardboard Cathedral which is made entirely of cardboard and cardboard. The recording takes place entirely on location so please be aware of the varying quality of Hove.
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