Showing posts with label israel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label israel. Show all posts

Monday, 3 December 2012

03/12/2012 James O'Brien Show - Knife crime, Israel, Corporation Tax

Credit: BBC


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Hour 1

  • After it was announced that Chris Gayling will reveal that people wielding knives in public will go to prison, James takes calls from Londoner to get their reactions.
Hour 2
Hour 3

Thursday, 22 November 2012

Mystery Hour Podcast 22/11/2012

Here's today's Mystery Hour Podcast


Questions are under Hour 3 of today's show.

22/11/2012 James O'Brien Show - Gaza Ceasefire, Babies and Dogs, Mystery Hour



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Hour 1

Hour 2
Hour 3 - Mystery Hour

Free audio podcast of this hour is available here
  • If stars die, how come astronomical studies appear to be the same?
  • Is there a restriction on the height of basket ball players?
  • Why do we refer to the mince meat pie thus when there's no meat involved?
  • Why do we teach kids times tables up 12?
  • What would have to happen for us to see things around us in slow motion?
  • Can the internet ever be turned off?
  • Can birds fly backwards?
  • Can an animal procreate with an from a different species?
  • Can a hair that's fallen off a dog grow on a human body?  Duh!
  • Today being Thanksgiving in the US, what happens to the two turkeys that President Obama will pardon?

    Monday, 19 November 2012

    19/11/2012 James O'Brien Show - Mansion Tax, Young Drivers, The Middle East



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    Hour 1

    • As usual, The Telegraph readers lined up with their reasons why they think this is unfair to them and had their arguments calmly and intelligently decimated by our bearded hero.
    • But some useful contributions too, especially the last caller John who encouraged us all to "be greedy but not too greedy".
    Hour 2

    Hour 3

    • James discusses the Middle East (again) but this time contrasts it with the Northern Ireland.
    I wanted to link to the Matthew Parris' Times column in which he articulates his frustration and boredom with the Middle East.  James quotes it often and has said in that he cut it out and kept it.  I can't link to it as it's behind the paywall - and I'm not giving that company any of my money - but when Mr Parris was on Question Time, he pretty much summed it up.