Episodes
| Series | Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20080609 | Short stories exploring the phenomenon of personal broadcasting. 1/5. The Restless Home By Helen Cross, read by Eileen McCallum. An octogenarian former magician's assistant transcends her physical infirmities and the boundaries of her care home by secretly podcasting to a worldwide audience. | |||
| 20080610 | Short stories exploring the phenomenon of personal broadcasting. 2/5. The Second Life of Jenny Durham By Mark Lawson, read by Greg Powrie. When Philip receives a text message from his dead wife, his bafflement turns to anger. Who could perpetrate such a cruel hoax? | |||
| 20080611 | Short stories exploring the phenomenon of personal broadcasting. 3/5. Kimble and Phillp By Edward Dock, read by Nick Underwood. A loss adjuster finds himself embroiled in a beguiling mystery involving the abduction of his friend's nose. | |||
| 20080612 | Short stories exploring the phenomenon of personal broadcasting. 4/5. Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now By Kate Pullinger. A man's good intention to send a birthday greeting to a popular colleague results in his becoming a worldwide laughing stock. Read by Billy Boyd. | |||
| 20080613 | Short stories exploring the phenomenon of personal broadcasting. 5/5. The Inter-Not By Stella Duffy. A powerful yet invisible force, the internet has a voice, all-seeing, all-knowing and very weary of human frailties. Read by Gabriel Quigley. | |||
| AR | 01 | The Restless Home | 20080609 | By Helen Cross, read by Eileen Mccallum. An octogenarian former magician's assistant transcends her physical infirmities and the boundaries of her care home by secretly podcasting to a worldwide audience. 1/5. The Restless Home By Helen Cross, read by Eileen McCallum. |
| AR | 02 | The Second Life Of Jenny Durham | 20080610 | By Mark Lawson, read by Greg Powrie. When Philip receives a text message from his dead wife, his bafflement turns to anger. Who could perpetrate such a cruel hoax? Short stories exploring the phenomenon of personal broadcasting. 2/5. The Second Life of Jenny Durham When Philip receives a text message from his dead wife, his bafflement turns to anger. Who could perpetrate such a cruel hoax? |
| AR | 03 | Kimble And Phillp | 20080611 | By Edward Dock, read by Nick Underwood. A loss adjuster finds himself embroiled in a beguiling mystery involving the abduction of his friend's nose. Short stories exploring the phenomenon of personal broadcasting. 3/5. Kimble and Phillp |
| AR | 04 | Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now | 20080612 | By Kate Pullinger. A man's good intention to send a birthday greeting to a popular colleague results in his becoming a worldwide laughing stock. Read by Billy Boyd Short stories exploring the phenomenon of personal broadcasting. 4/5. Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now |
| AR | 05 LAST | The Inter-not | 20080613 | By Stella Duffy. A powerful yet invisible force, the internet has a voice, all-seeing, all-knowing and very weary of human frailties. Read by Gabriel Quigley Short stories exploring the phenomenon of personal broadcasting. 5/5. The Inter-Not |