Episodes
| Series | Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20060108 | A week of stories that celebrate some die-hard pedestrians. 3/5. The Good Soldier Svejk By Jaroslav Hasek, and read by Dermot Crowley. Time to re-join the regiment, but where is it? | ||||
| 20060115 | Stories celebrating some diehard pedestrians. 4/5. The Walk By Merle Collins. An easy walk for a young girl is complicated by the need to go at night and her accompanying cousin offers little protection when they encounter the 'thing' that beckons. | ||||
| AR | 01 | The Rigi Klum | 20040816 | 20051211 | by Mark Twain. He thought it would be an easy journey to the top, but the walker is duped. Read by Stuart Milligan. A week of stories that celebrate some die-hard pedestrians as they walk across the page.By Mark Twain He thought it would be an easy journey to the top. The walker is duped. Ready by Stuart Milligan. |
| AR | 02 | Bed And Breakfast | 20040817 | 20051218 | by Helen Simpson. To walk and court is the aim. But the countryside is full of challenges. Read by Claire Skinner |
| AR | 03 | The Good Soldier Svejk | 20040818 | 20060108 | by Jaroslav Hasek Time to re-join the regiment - hup, two, three, four. But where is it? Read by Dermot Crowley |
| AR | 04 | The Walk | 20040819 | 20060115 | By Merle Collins An easy walk for a young girl is complicated by the need to go at night and her accompanying cousin offers little protection when they encounter the 'thing' that beckons. |
| AR | 05 LAST | The Pedestrian | 20040820 | 20060122 | By Ray Bradbury, read by David Horovitch. There will come a time when we won't be allowed to walk, by order of the authorities. by Ray Bradbury. |