Ten great Dylan songs plus a Letter From Lincoln and we'll conclude with the Little World of Don Camillo.  Enjoy.

We begin examining the Little World of Don Camillo with the story "Lenin."  Plus an "Invitation," hits Troutbridge.  Enjoy.

Does Goldstein get promoted?  And we'll hear more about Brookfield.  Enjoy.

Due to Matt's sudden and unexpected illness you all benefit with an extra episode.  Plus we are a little behind.  We start with Goodbye Mr. Chips plus Navy Lark and sceptred Isle.  Enjoy.

John Lingard for almost two hours plus a look at twentwenty twelve and more.  Enjoy

Sorry about the delay.  We go back to the work of Frank Richards this time to listen to Billy Bunter's Christmas Party.  Plus Navy Lark and Sceptred Isle.  Enjoy.

Just who is George Smiley?  You'll meet him this week plus Navy Lark and This Sceptred Isle.  Enjoy.

This week we're joined by producer Director Maria for Navy Lark Sceptred Isle and the conclussion of The Guns Of Navaron.  Enjoy.

Plus This Sceptred Isle and Navy Lark.  Enjoy.

The Guns Of Navarone continues.  Alng with Navy Lark and Sceptred Isle.

We discuss the rise of Oliver Cromwell plus ask the question of Captain Povy's marriage.  Then we'll begin The Guns Of Navarone.

We'll begin with This Sceptred Isle then we'll catch Navy Lark and end with Sherlock Holmes.

Plus we'll hear Navy Lark and continue with This Sceptred Isle.

We have three episodes of Sceptred Isle for you plus Sherlock Holmes introduces us to Mycrofft and we have a fun historical episode of Navy Lark.  Enjoy.

Hear how Matt fared on the chocc walk plus we'll listen to Hijacked from the Navy Lark and what happens when a young doctor's practice isn't all it's cracked up to be?  Sherlock Holmes investigates.

We say goodbye to Nicholas Nickleby thisweek and hello to Sherlock Holmes with The Crooked Man.  Enjoy.

We  have voice mails plus Nicholas Nickleby continues plus This Sceptred Isle contines James I's regin.

This week more from Nicholas plus Povy has a spy and we finish Gramophones and Grooves.

David Bales makes a surprise vissit to the brunch studio with some records of his own.  Plus more from Nickelby the Navy and This Secptred Isle.  Enjoy.

Nicholas and Smyke return to London but Uncle Ralph has more plans for Kate.  Enjoy.  Plus Sceptred Isle and more gramophones and grooves.

By request of Lord Loehwing another longer show.  Yay.  We start with This sceptred Isle move in to Gramophones and Grooves and begin Nicholas Nickleby.  Enjoy.

This week we hear the Play "The Gemini Apes."  Plus what did records sound like a hundred years ago?  Find out in Part 1 of "Gramophones And Grooves."  Plus more from This Sceptred Isle.  Enjoy.

Peter Whimsey concludes plus a report from Friends of the Magic plus a Moscow story from our own Matt Cox.

Prepare yourselves folks.  Lord Peter is about to perform an act of violence.  Plus we learn of rebellion and common prayer as we resume Sceptred Isle.

we fare well to My Music and listen to "The Exhumation in the Unpleasantness of the Belona Club."  Enjoy.

It's always neat when we get a story and David Franklin of My Music is no exception.  Plus we continue with Mr. Oliver as Whimsey continues to solve the case.

We begin with My Music and conclude with episode 2 of Belona Club with The Genaral's Last Evening.  Enjoy.

An old man's death leads to a will question.  Plus Henry VIII dies and My Music.  Sorry about the tardiness of the show.

We'll continue My Music and Henry VIII and conclude Unnatural Death.

We continue Unnatural Death with two episodes plus more on Henry VIII

We start with My Music continue with Henry VIII and end with Peter Whimsay

if there's one thing I love it's a guest pannelist.  Michael Flanders is awesome.  Plus what is Halleluia and we'll learn about Henry VII.

We return to My Music plus learn about Richard III and listen to Death in an Epping Forest.  Enjoy

We end Third Reich and Roll this week and begin Unnatural Death.  We also learn about the War of the Roses.

The host wraps up the wedding and discusses his time at Westfest.  We will then hear about Henry Vi Joan of ARc and how multi track recording changed rock and roll.

We begin by debuting the next season of My Music plus Henry V and Steven Fry gives us a tour of old magnetic sound.

Sherlock Holmes is exhausted yet he still finds time to solve the crime of the RiegateSquires.  Meanwhile we heare about the stake and Henry IV.  Enjoy.

We learn about Richard the II's end plus Sherlock Holmes returns to his younger days to tell us the Musgrave Ritual.

Sherlock Holmes went to Cambridge why not Oxford?  Why is this show early?  Well that's easy the host is off on vacation.  Enjoy.

This week we finish Pay Any Price plus hear about England during the death of Edward III.  Enjoy

Thanks to Paul Barrie at Window To The Magic http://www.windowtothemagic.com for making Thursday so memmorable.  Yes Matt will talk about the club but we'll also listen to Sceptred Isle and Pay Any Price.  If you get the chance to go to Club 33 don't turn it down.

It's hard to part with a show when a season is not complete.  We hear the end of the Navy Lark for this year plus continue Pay Any Price and we hear all about the Knights of the arter

We have listener feedback this week plus we meet Edward III continue Pay Any Price and learn about Mr. Phillips navagation skills.

We continue Pay Any Price Navy Lark and meet theBlack Prince.

In Navy Lark we'll learn about a counterfeiter who sneaks aboard Troutbridge plus we'll finish the current series of This Sceptred Isle and we continue Pay Any Price.

The Duke will be at Westfest during the royal festivities but he does have an episode of Navy Lark plus we continue Pay Any Price and learn about Edward II.  Enjoy.

There's a note from John Lingard that concerns Pay Any Price.  We'll learn a bit about Ted Albury and Robert Bruce.  In Portsmouth find out what happens when an efeciency expert comes to inspect Troutbridge.  And there's Producer Director Marias Valentine's day too.

Pay Any Price comes closer to the assinasination of Kennedy and we learn about Anabushkin flu.  Yes Johnson will sing.  Plus the Welsh laws and the beginning of the Prince of wales.  As in the one getting married.

There will be two episodes of Isle this week.  Plus you'll begin a novel that takes place during the Kennedy years.  Enjoy

We finish the second season of My Music with a flourish.  Then we listen to a day in the life of thirteenth century England.  It's Families Day aboard Troutbridge and Holmes solves the currious case of the Stock Brokers Clerk.

Is Captian Povey really taking his leave?  Who was Simon Demonfort?  And what is the yellow face?

What does Able Seaman Johnson want for his birthday?  Who won the wessex Cup?  And welcome back Sherlock Holmes. 

"Doomsday And Beyond," first began life as a DC commic back in 1993.  This week we'll listen to the BBC edition from November 2006 featurin Stewart Miligan as Superman.  Enjoy.  Sherlock Holmes returns next week along with our reular programs.

We look at the Barons War and the coronation of Henry III in Isle.  Plus Mr. Murray both commmedically and dramatically.  Plus Fireside Al and Christmas in the Trenches.  On behalf of all of us Merry Christmas

It's always a pleasure when John Lingard joins us.  And this year is no exception.  Plus Magna Carta navy Lark and Frank Muir leads us all in singing.

We learn about bad King John.  Then we'll play a round of My Music.  AFter which we'll head back to the island and learn all about the Torchman.

We start with My Music and finish with P Divission.  Plus more from the Navy and This Sceptred Isle.  Enjoy

Richard is a crusader.  Johnson and the Chief?  Mutiners.  My Music?  Well a great and P Division find out about ... the lader.  Enjoy.

We begin with My Music.  We then enjoy This Secptred Isle Navy Lark and P Division by Peter Turnbull.

Just why does Henry II want the death of Thomas Beckett?  What is the wine the chief is preparing instead of the rum ration?  What kind of musical questions will be asked this week?  And what does Africa have to do with World War I?  All this week on Brunch With The Brits

We finish Dracula this week.  Thanks for Larry Gassman for this program.  We also begin season 3 of Navy Lark and play a round with Steve Race of My Music.

This week we listen to three episodes of Dracula.  Plus Mymusic enjoyc.  Enjoy.

Dracula returns with the second episode.  Plus we finish "Last Orders Of The Spinning Wheel," and we begin the second season of "My Music."  Special thanks to Michael Butler of mevio.com who got us back up and running.

We'll discuss Beckett ... that's Thomas not Samuel before we put this sceptred Isle away for a short break.  We'll then play Last Orders of the Spinning Disk and conclude with episode 1 of Dracula.  Enjoy.

We'll start by looking at law in Henry II's time.  Then we'll turn to the Beach Boys and end that great series.  Again sorry about the bit rate.  We'll finish with a look at Oliver's conclussion and preview two upcoming programs please enjoy.

A word of warning.  This week's This Sceptred Isle may seem familiar but it's not my fault.  We thenhear abut the Beach Boys and the story around Oliver gets more and more interesting.  Enjoy.

In this episode we'll find out dark secrets about Oliver's past.  We'll also what happens when the Beach Boys meet the Maharishi and we'll learn all about King Stephen and Empress Maude.  Enjoy.

First off thanks for all the support.  We Start with Sceptred Isle and learn how King Henry dies.  That was Henry I btw.  We then move to the Beach Boys and find out about the Pet Sounds album.  We'll end with Oliver.  Will the boy become a thief?  And stay tuned for the end as Matt Cox ruminates on life Disneyland and fun.  Don't forget Matt Cox is on live Sunday night at http://www.radiooutofthepast.org from 9 pm Eastern.  Enjoy

We meet the first King Henry.  Plus we'll enjoy more Beach Boys music and get better acquainted with Oliver.  Enjoy.

History, mystery and Charles Dickens.  Plus the Beach bBoys await.  Enjoy.

This episode will totally explain what happens when Matt doubles up.  And it won't happen again.  However we hope you enjoy this selection of programs.  We'll finish Uncle Sam Goes Pop.  We'll also start The Beach Boys Story.  For drama we have Oliver Twist the first episode and we'll listen to Raymond Chandler's Farewell My Lovely.  Plus two episodes of Isle.  Enjoy.

We all know William was a conqueror but just how was he as a ruler?  In the v disk program Uncle Sam Goes Pop Patty Austen tells us about how v disks avoided the ascap strike in the forties.  Then buckle in for some high adventure drama from the seventies.  We listen this week to James Follette's "The Light of a Thousand Suns."  Enjoy.

When I put this episode together I had no idea just who Patty Austin was.  I know now and I think you to will enjoy "Uncle Sam Goes Pop."  It's the story of v discs and how they took American jazz all over the world.  We'll also continue with this Sceptred Isle and see just how difficult it was to unfy England.  And Hercule Poirot is here with "Murder on the LInks."  Enjoy.

We say goodbye to Jean and LInoel this week plus more from The sceptred Isle we'll actually fight the Battle of Hastings.  We thenthen look at a Navy Lark episode that didn't make a season and we conclude Cluds of Witness.  Enjoy and prep for a new documentary and next week ... all about Hercule.

Okay so I screwed up and call this episode 122 during recording.  Must be the wine.  Anyway we'll start with This Sceptred Isle and learn all about the Battle of Stanford Bridge.  We then turn to As Time Goes By and meet again with Aunt Penny.  Mark Steel concludes with a solution on the economy and we end as always with Lord Peter.  Just what is the smooth sleuth doing in New York anyway?  Enjoy.

It's always wonderful as shows continue.  Makes my job easy and fun.  This week is no exception as we continue with This Sceptred Isle moving closer to the Battle of Hastings we learn all about Edward the Confessor.  why do Jean and Lionel wnat to et rid of Mrs. Flack?  Find out in as Time Goes By and those of you who love or hate the Royal family we'll earn more from Mark Steel and we'll end with Clouds of Witness.  Enjoy.

So whose listening?  Ah well thanks for all the hits.  We continue Clouds of Witness As Time Goes By and Mark Steel plus learn more about King Canute.

We finish off the tenth century in This sceptred Isle then find out how Lionel does with his new secretary.  We'll end with Peter Whimsay.  Lady Mary has a lot of explaining to do.  Enjoy.

Here's the episode truly dedicated to The Mortis.  It's on school and again it's from our good friend Mark Steel.  Enjoy.

Mark Steel discusses the Engllish judicial system and how he'd reform it.  Enjoy

We start this week by learnin about AAthelston.  Then how do Jean and Lionel cope with jetlag?  And just who is the motorcyclist and the missing diamond cat?

I always look forward to guest hosts.  John Lingard of Lincoln England is in this week with a South African look at The Navy Lark.  Plus we'll end our second season of Navy Lark and continue Clouds of Witness.  Just who murdered Captain Dennis Cathgart?  In England Alfred dies and Edward takes over.  Enjoy.

We'll begin by learning about Alfred The Great the King who founded the British Navy.  Then we'll see just what disrepair the Navy can get in to when Mr. Murray goes sick.  We'll conclude My Music for this round and finish by listening to the first episode of Clouds of Witness.  Enjoy.

If you have Gladiator flashbacks this week I completely understand.  We're hearing about Marcus Aurelius.  We'll also take a trip to Callais with our Naval draft play a round of My Music and learn all about the Vikings.  Enjoy.

In this week's Caesar we'll meet Hadrian.  Plus we'll check in on the Admiral who is celebrating fifty years of service.  Matt Cox also gives a brief nod to the passing of Fez Parker and we'll hear all about Saxon England and play a bit of Strauss with the My Music team.

How would it be if you had to go to sea hung over?  Why did rome really burn?  And just how will our pannel do while Steve Race plays the piano as they pretend to direct silent films?  All this week on BWTB.

What in the heck is Farmville?  We begin this week's Brunch by asking that question.  Then we get serious with the programming.  We start with This Sceptred Isle and meet St. Augustine.  How does Captain Stanton do on a cross country run?  How does Claudius become a god?  And we'll play My Music with some work from Faust amongst others.  Enjoy

This week we'll play Robert Graves I Claudius plus we'll learn what happens when Mr. Phillips takes control of Troutbridge.  And just who are the English?

King Arthur!  Who was he?  Okay I have to admit as I write this intro I still se Mad Mad Mad Madam Mimm somewhere in my shade of mind.  But we're in our new studio and we'll begin this week by meeting King Arthur ... really then we'll see how Johnson does with his new diet in Navy Lark.  The pannel is back for musical mayhem and David Tennant starrs as Caligula.  Enjoy.

I want to begin by saying that Sherlock Holmes will be back this is just the last in the current series.  So please enjoy "The Copper Beeches."  We'll also play a round of My Music see what happens when Pertwee gets posted.  In This Sceptred Isle we'll begin studdying the Dark AGes.  Please Enjoy.

I thought after we finish Sherlock HOlmes we'd continue learning about the lives of the Caesars after all Sparticus is being redone ... well anyway a listener suggested I rerun the first three so Eric for you we'll start with "The Meeting at Formei with Anton Lessing as Cicero.  We'll then move in to "This Sceptred Isle," in which we'll learn about Roman life in Britain.  And get in to the beginning of The DarkAges.  Those who want to learn more about the Dark Ages may I suggest a series of lectures from The Teaching Company about the early Middle Ages presented by Dr. Phillip Dileeder Chair of the History dDepartment at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg Virginia.  More at http://www.theteachingcompany.com ofr there's always google.  With the Navy Lark we'll listen to "The lighthouse Lark," and with the rain we're having in California I think you'll enjoy it.  We'll hear an episode of My Music and end with Sherlock Holmes solving The Barrel Coronegt.  Please enjoy this exgtended Brunch.

This week I give the answer to the theme question.  We also find out about seventeen years of Roman ocupation and Budica's bloody revolt.  Then we learn about a crisp romance with our Naval friends.  On My Music you'll hear exerpts from The pPlanets and sing some musical show tunes.  We'll end with Sherlock Holmes.  A young society bride winds up missing and her weddin dress winds up in the Serpentine.  Please enjoy.

This episode tells us what happens when Claudius vissits Britain.  We'll then revissit old friends Jean and LIonel.  After that we'll play another round of My Music and pay close attention for a clue on the Brunch theme.  We'll also talk about Dennis Norden and Frank Muir.  We end with "The Engineer's Thumb," by Sir ARthur Conan Doyle.

This week we ask where you brunch.  But as far as programs are concerned we find out about the first British invassion have an episode of the Navy Lark in which we hope Mr. Phillips can make it past Tower Bridge listen to The William Tell overture with the My music pannel highlight Ian Wallace and no it's not the Yes drummer and we end with Holmes and Watson solving the Speckled BAnd.  Enjoy.

This episode begins what I hope will become a favorite series for us as we'll begin learning about English history.  We're starting "This Sceptred Isle," with an episode entitled "Land of The Druids."  Then we'll cross over to our favorite naval draft and find out what happens when the unit comfort fund gets revissited.  We then pause to play a round ... the first ever round of "My Music," and end with Sherlock Holmes and "The Blue Carbuncle."  Happy New Year and enjoy.

It's a Christmas brunch loaded with friends food and frivolity.  Friends well we'll meet John Lingard a friend in Lincoln England who will continue our education on English Christmas traditions.  Then for the meat of the brunch a surprise.  It's Ilyria in the 1920s and you're invited to quite the Christmas party.  The sound is awesome the music even better.  To round out the show Matt Cox gives you a brunch preview of 2010.  Finally thanks for making bBrunch the show it is.  And a special Christmas message from Twitch the Cat ... and a few friends too.  P.s.  If you're wondering what the play is Scott and Tracie from Disney Indiana will be by to help us.

This week is kind of different at the brunch studios.  First we listen to a big band program from 1936 as Henry Hall entertains with Christmas and other dance tunes.  Then we return to our naval draft and see what happens when a sea lord comes to inspect them.  Then the meat of the brunch.  It's Christmas in the UK and we'll begin our own celebrations by seeing what goes on at the UK pavillion.  Joining Matt for this lively festive discussion will be Scott and Tracie Morris aka the first family of Disney Indiana http://www.disneyindiana.com and Scott Viers aka the Mortis http://www.themortis.com  and don't forget next week for the big 100 we'll be learning about Christmas in the UK from England.

Before we hear "A Christmas Carrol," we'll listen to our weekly dose of Navy Lark.  Troutbridge has been commissioned to take guests to the South Pole.  Question is does Mr. Philipps know where south is?  The next two episodes contain two very different Christmas themed discussions.  Enjoy.

I don't mind saying that when we end Churchill's Bodyguard this week I feel a bit emotional.  A thirteen week series ... well it's a quarter of a year.  The Navy Lark continues though with the episode "Johnson Finds Treasure," and then we listen to Agatha Christies Adventure of The Christmas Pudding.  If you've never listened to John Moffett as Hercule then you're in for a treat.  David Bales should just be finishing "The Mysterious Affair at sStyle."  Enjoy and early Christmas and holiday greetings.

In Churchill's Bodyguard the war is almost over.  As the Navy Lark episode for this week is missing from the collection we'll start our Christmas with an episode of Dial M For Pizza and finish that series.  Then we'll finish "The Quiet American."  Stay tuned for a special announcement from Matt about wher you can find otr starting next week.