JAM back
The show is back on Radio Four from Monday. The panel for the first show is Clement, Paul, Julian Clary and Pauline McLynn. Pauline is a comedian probably best known for her role in Father Ted.
posted by Dean | 9:01 pm
4 Comments:
Hi there,
I am a semi-JAM fan from Singapore. I first heard it on BBC World Service in 1997. Then for many years the radio service did not broadcast this panel game. Missed it badly.
Now with internet radio, I am able to catch vintage episodes again on BBC7. I have been painstakingly recording episodes so that I can listen to them on my portable mp3 player.
This is a nice blog. I wouldn't have known that BBC4 is broadcasting this show again.
Any interests in transcripting new episodes?
Hi there,
I am a semi-JAM fan from Singapore. I first heard it on BBC World Service in 1997. Then for many years the radio service did not broadcast this panel game. Missed it badly.
Now with internet radio, I am able to catch vintage episodes again on BBC7. I have been painstakingly recording episodes so that I can listen to them on my portable mp3 player.
This is a nice blog. Has BBC4 really resumed this show? I can't find the link in the BBC4 website. Any ideas?
Any interests in transcripting new episodes?
Hi there,
I am a relatively new JAM fan from Singapore. I first heard it on BBC World Service in 1997. Then for many years the radio service did not broadcast this panel game. Missed it badly.
Now with internet radio, I am able to catch vintage episodes again on BBC7. I have been painstakingly recording episodes so that I can listen to them on my portable mp3 player.
This is a nice blog. Has BBC4 really resumed this show? I can't find the link in the BBC4 website. Any ideas?
Any interests in transcripting new episodes? Unfortunately my friends have no interest in this show, as it is rather wordy for the likes of the average Singaporean youth.
Hi Ani - I'll transcribe new shows as they become available to me - I am as up to date as possible.
Glad the show has a fan in Singapore.
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