Episodes
| Episode | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
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| 01 | 20210322 | 20210920 (R4) | In 1964, Professor Glob, the curator of the Silkeborg Museum in Denmark, dedicated his book The Bog People to a group of schoolgirls who had written to him about his recent archaeological discoveries. Fifty years later, at a defining moment in her life, Tina Hopgood writes him another letter about a planned pilgrimage to Denmark with her best friend, Bella, to visit the 2000-year-old Tollund Man. Why did they never make the trip? She doesn't expect a reply. When Anders Larsen, a lonely museum curator responds, neither does he. Their unexpected correspondence becomes a shared meditation on love, loss, life choices made and the opportunity to make new and different ones. Starring Tamsin Greig and Paul Ritter Written by Anne Youngson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4 A story of self-discovery and second chances starring Paul Ritter and Tamsin Greig. A story of self discovery and second chances. In 1964, Professor Glob, the curator of the Silkeborg Museum in Denmark, dedicated his book The Bog People to a group of schoolgirls who had written to him about his recent archaeological discoveries. Fifty years later, at a defining moment in her life, Tina Hopgood writes him another letter about a planned pilgrimage to Denmark with her best friend, Bella, to visit the 2000-year-old Tollund Man. Why did they never make the trip? She doesn't expect a reply. When Anders Larsen, a lonely museum curator responds, neither does he. Their unexpected correspondence becomes a shared meditation on love, loss, life choices made and the opportunity to make new and different ones. Starring Tamsin Greig and Paul Ritter Written by Anne Youngson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4 A story of self-discovery and second chances starring Paul Ritter and Tamsin Greig. A story of self discovery and second chances. |
| 02 | 20210323 | 20210921 (R4) | In 1964, Professor Glob, the curator of the Silkeborg Museum in Denmark, dedicated his book The Bog People to a group of schoolgirls who had written to him about his recent archaeological discoveries. Fifty years later, at a defining moment in her life, Tina Hopgood writes him another letter about a planned pilgrimage to Denmark with her best friend, Bella, to visit the 2000-year-old Tollund Man. Why did they never make the trip? She doesn't expect a reply. When Anders Larsen, a lonely museum curator responds, neither does he. Their unexpected correspondence becomes a shared meditation on love, loss, life choices made and the opportunity to make new and different ones. Episode Two Starring Tamsin Greig and Paul Ritter Written by Anne Youngson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4 A story of self-discovery and second chances. A story of self discovery and second chances. In 1964, Professor Glob, the curator of the Silkeborg Museum in Denmark, dedicated his book The Bog People to a group of schoolgirls who had written to him about his recent archaeological discoveries. Fifty years later, at a defining moment in her life, Tina Hopgood writes him another letter about a planned pilgrimage to Denmark with her best friend, Bella, to visit the 2000-year-old Tollund Man. Why did they never make the trip? She doesn't expect a reply. When Anders Larsen, a lonely museum curator responds, neither does he. Their unexpected correspondence becomes a shared meditation on love, loss, life choices made and the opportunity to make new and different ones. Episode Two Starring Tamsin Greig and Paul Ritter Written by Anne Youngson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4 A story of self-discovery and second chances. A story of self discovery and second chances. |
| 03 | 20210324 | 20210922 (R4) | In 1964, Professor Glob, the curator of the Silkeborg Museum in Denmark, dedicated his book The Bog People to a group of schoolgirls who had written to him about his recent archaeological discoveries. Fifty years later, at a defining moment in her life, Tina Hopgood writes him another letter about a planned pilgrimage to Denmark with her best friend, Bella, to visit the 2000-year-old Tollund Man. Why did they never make the trip? She doesn't expect a reply. When Anders Larsen, a lonely museum curator responds, neither does he. Their unexpected correspondence becomes a shared meditation on love, loss, life choices made and the opportunity to make new and different ones. Episode Three Starring Tamsin Greig and Paul Ritter Written by Anne Youngson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4 A story of self-discovery and second chances. A story of self discovery and second chances. In 1964, Professor Glob, the curator of the Silkeborg Museum in Denmark, dedicated his book The Bog People to a group of schoolgirls who had written to him about his recent archaeological discoveries. Fifty years later, at a defining moment in her life, Tina Hopgood writes him another letter about a planned pilgrimage to Denmark with her best friend, Bella, to visit the 2000-year-old Tollund Man. Why did they never make the trip? She doesn't expect a reply. When Anders Larsen, a lonely museum curator responds, neither does he. Their unexpected correspondence becomes a shared meditation on love, loss, life choices made and the opportunity to make new and different ones. Episode Three Starring Tamsin Greig and Paul Ritter Written by Anne Youngson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4 A story of self-discovery and second chances. A story of self discovery and second chances. |
| 04 | 20210325 | 20210923 (R4) | In 1964, Professor Glob, the curator of the Silkeborg Museum in Denmark, dedicated his book The Bog People to a group of schoolgirls who had written to him about his recent archaeological discoveries. Fifty years later, at a defining moment in her life, Tina Hopgood writes him another letter about a planned pilgrimage to Denmark with her best friend, Bella, to visit the 2000-year-old Tollund Man. Why did they never make the trip? She doesn't expect a reply. When Anders Larsen, a lonely museum curator responds, neither does he. Their unexpected correspondence becomes a shared meditation on love, loss, life choices made and the opportunity to make new and different ones. Episode Four Starring Tamsin Greig and Paul Ritter Written by Anne Youngson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4 A story of self-discovery and second chances. A story of self discovery and second chances. In 1964, Professor Glob, the curator of the Silkeborg Museum in Denmark, dedicated his book The Bog People to a group of schoolgirls who had written to him about his recent archaeological discoveries. Fifty years later, at a defining moment in her life, Tina Hopgood writes him another letter about a planned pilgrimage to Denmark with her best friend, Bella, to visit the 2000-year-old Tollund Man. Why did they never make the trip? She doesn't expect a reply. When Anders Larsen, a lonely museum curator responds, neither does he. Their unexpected correspondence becomes a shared meditation on love, loss, life choices made and the opportunity to make new and different ones. Episode Four Starring Tamsin Greig and Paul Ritter Written by Anne Youngson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4 A story of self-discovery and second chances. A story of self discovery and second chances. |
| 05 | 20210326 | 20210924 (R4) | In 1964, Professor Glob, the curator of the Silkeborg Museum in Denmark, dedicated his book The Bog People to a group of schoolgirls who had written to him about his recent archaeological discoveries. Fifty years later, at a defining moment in her life, Tina Hopgood writes him another letter about a planned pilgrimage to Denmark with her best friend, Bella, to visit the 2000-year-old Tollund Man. Why did they never make the trip? She doesn't expect a reply. When Anders Larsen, a lonely museum curator responds, neither does he. Their unexpected correspondence becomes a shared meditation on love, loss, life choices made and the opportunity to make new and different ones. Episode Five Starring Tamsin Greig and Paul Ritter Written by Anne Youngson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4 A story of self-discovery and second chances. A story of self discovery and second chances. In 1964, Professor Glob, the curator of the Silkeborg Museum in Denmark, dedicated his book The Bog People to a group of schoolgirls who had written to him about his recent archaeological discoveries. Fifty years later, at a defining moment in her life, Tina Hopgood writes him another letter about a planned pilgrimage to Denmark with her best friend, Bella, to visit the 2000-year-old Tollund Man. Why did they never make the trip? She doesn't expect a reply. When Anders Larsen, a lonely museum curator responds, neither does he. Their unexpected correspondence becomes a shared meditation on love, loss, life choices made and the opportunity to make new and different ones. Episode Five Starring Tamsin Greig and Paul Ritter Written by Anne Youngson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4 A story of self-discovery and second chances. A story of self discovery and second chances. |
| 06 | 20210329 | 20210927 (R4) | In 1964, Professor Glob, the curator of the Silkeborg Museum in Denmark, dedicated his book The Bog People to a group of schoolgirls who had written to him about his recent archaeological discoveries. Fifty years later, at a defining moment in her life, Tina Hopgood writes him another letter about a planned pilgrimage to Denmark with her best friend, Bella, to visit the 2000-year-old Tollund Man. Why did they never make the trip? She doesn't expect a reply. When Anders Larsen, a lonely museum curator responds, neither does he. Their unexpected correspondence becomes a shared meditation on love, loss, life choices made and the opportunity to make new and different ones. Episode Six Starring Tamsin Greig and Paul Ritter Written by Anne Youngson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4 A story of self discovery and second chances. In 1964, Professor Glob, the curator of the Silkeborg Museum in Denmark, dedicated his book The Bog People to a group of schoolgirls who had written to him about his recent archaeological discoveries. Fifty years later, at a defining moment in her life, Tina Hopgood writes him another letter about a planned pilgrimage to Denmark with her best friend, Bella, to visit the 2000-year-old Tollund Man. Why did they never make the trip? She doesn't expect a reply. When Anders Larsen, a lonely museum curator responds, neither does he. Their unexpected correspondence becomes a shared meditation on love, loss, life choices made and the opportunity to make new and different ones. Episode Six Starring Tamsin Greig and Paul Ritter Written by Anne Youngson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4 A story of self discovery and second chances. |
| 07 | 20210330 | 20210928 (R4) | In 1964, Professor Glob, the curator of the Silkeborg Museum in Denmark, dedicated his book The Bog People to a group of schoolgirls who had written to him about his recent archaeological discoveries. Fifty years later, at a defining moment in her life, Tina Hopgood writes him another letter about a planned pilgrimage to Denmark with her best friend, Bella, to visit the 2000-year-old Tollund Man. Why did they never make the trip? She doesn't expect a reply. When Anders Larsen, a lonely museum curator responds, neither does he. Their unexpected correspondence becomes a shared meditation on love, loss, life choices made and the opportunity to make new and different ones. Episode Seven Starring Tamsin Greig and Paul Ritter Written by Anne Youngson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4 A story of self discovery and second chances. In 1964, Professor Glob, the curator of the Silkeborg Museum in Denmark, dedicated his book The Bog People to a group of schoolgirls who had written to him about his recent archaeological discoveries. Fifty years later, at a defining moment in her life, Tina Hopgood writes him another letter about a planned pilgrimage to Denmark with her best friend, Bella, to visit the 2000-year-old Tollund Man. Why did they never make the trip? She doesn't expect a reply. When Anders Larsen, a lonely museum curator responds, neither does he. Their unexpected correspondence becomes a shared meditation on love, loss, life choices made and the opportunity to make new and different ones. Episode Seven Starring Tamsin Greig and Paul Ritter Written by Anne Youngson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4 A story of self discovery and second chances. |
| 08 | 20210331 | 20210929 (R4) | In 1964, Professor Glob, the curator of the Silkeborg Museum in Denmark, dedicated his book The Bog People to a group of schoolgirls who had written to him about his recent archaeological discoveries. Fifty years later, at a defining moment in her life, Tina Hopgood writes him another letter about a planned pilgrimage to Denmark with her best friend, Bella, to visit the 2000-year-old Tollund Man. Why did they never make the trip? She doesn't expect a reply. When Anders Larsen, a lonely museum curator responds, neither does he. Their unexpected correspondence becomes a shared meditation on love, loss, life choices made and the opportunity to make new and different ones. Episode Eight Starring Tamsin Greig and Paul Ritter Written by Anne Youngson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4 A story of self discovery and second chances. In 1964, Professor Glob, the curator of the Silkeborg Museum in Denmark, dedicated his book The Bog People to a group of schoolgirls who had written to him about his recent archaeological discoveries. Fifty years later, at a defining moment in her life, Tina Hopgood writes him another letter about a planned pilgrimage to Denmark with her best friend, Bella, to visit the 2000-year-old Tollund Man. Why did they never make the trip? She doesn't expect a reply. When Anders Larsen, a lonely museum curator responds, neither does he. Their unexpected correspondence becomes a shared meditation on love, loss, life choices made and the opportunity to make new and different ones. Episode Eight Starring Tamsin Greig and Paul Ritter Written by Anne Youngson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4 A story of self discovery and second chances. |
| 09 | 20210401 | 20210930 (R4) | In 1964, Professor Glob, the curator of the Silkeborg Museum in Denmark, dedicated his book The Bog People to a group of schoolgirls who had written to him about his recent archaeological discoveries. Fifty years later, at a defining moment in her life, Tina Hopgood writes him another letter about a planned pilgrimage to Denmark with her best friend, Bella, to visit the 2000-year-old Tollund Man. Why did they never make the trip? She doesn't expect a reply. When Anders Larsen, a lonely museum curator responds, neither does he. Their unexpected correspondence becomes a shared meditation on love, loss, life choices made and the opportunity to make new and different ones. Episode None Starring Tamsin Greig and Paul Ritter Written by Anne Youngson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4 A story of self discovery and second chances. In 1964, Professor Glob, the curator of the Silkeborg Museum in Denmark, dedicated his book The Bog People to a group of schoolgirls who had written to him about his recent archaeological discoveries. Fifty years later, at a defining moment in her life, Tina Hopgood writes him another letter about a planned pilgrimage to Denmark with her best friend, Bella, to visit the 2000-year-old Tollund Man. Why did they never make the trip? She doesn't expect a reply. When Anders Larsen, a lonely museum curator responds, neither does he. Their unexpected correspondence becomes a shared meditation on love, loss, life choices made and the opportunity to make new and different ones. Episode None Starring Tamsin Greig and Paul Ritter Written by Anne Youngson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4 A story of self discovery and second chances. |
| 10 | 20210402 | 20211001 (R4) | In 1964, Professor Glob, the curator of the Silkeborg Museum in Denmark, dedicated his book The Bog People to a group of schoolgirls who had written to him about his recent archaeological discoveries. Fifty years later, at a defining moment in her life, Tina Hopgood writes him another letter about a planned pilgrimage to Denmark with her best friend, Bella, to visit the 2000-year-old Tollund Man. Why did they never make the trip? She doesn't expect a reply. When Anders Larsen, a lonely museum curator responds, neither does he. Their unexpected correspondence becomes a shared meditation on love, loss, life choices made and the opportunity to make new and different ones. Episode Ten Starring Tamsin Greig and Paul Ritter Written by Anne Youngson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4 A story of self discovery and second chances. In 1964, Professor Glob, the curator of the Silkeborg Museum in Denmark, dedicated his book The Bog People to a group of schoolgirls who had written to him about his recent archaeological discoveries. Fifty years later, at a defining moment in her life, Tina Hopgood writes him another letter about a planned pilgrimage to Denmark with her best friend, Bella, to visit the 2000-year-old Tollund Man. Why did they never make the trip? She doesn't expect a reply. When Anders Larsen, a lonely museum curator responds, neither does he. Their unexpected correspondence becomes a shared meditation on love, loss, life choices made and the opportunity to make new and different ones. Episode Ten Starring Tamsin Greig and Paul Ritter Written by Anne Youngson Producer: Karen Rose A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4 A story of self discovery and second chances. |