Catering, Blabbing and the Trots

<blockquote>Hello classmates.</blockquote> Our maiden voyage includes: <ul><li>Mark Antony's biscuits</li></ul> <ul><li>Dr Lamb's Babbling Orphan</li></ul> <ul><li>Robin Hood's guts</li></ul>

Da Vinci, Tails and the Bin Laden raid

<blockquote>Hello classmates.</blockquote> A second voyage in admittedly rough seas this one: <ul><li>Corporate polymath</li></ul> <ul><li>Tailed Tommies</li></ul> <ul><li>Bin Laden raid footage</li></ul>

Tricky Mozart, Experiments and Renton F.C

<blockquote>Hello classmates.</blockquote> A third voyage in unexpected and to be fair, quite unnerving territory. <ul><li>Mozart meets Beethoven</li></ul> <ul><li>Sponsored Experiments</li></ul> <ul><li>The Rejection of Bob Campbell</li></ul>

Three

The second batch of Yesteryarns is almost ready to slide out from between my legs.

The Second Batch - soon

Giving unsung history a voice, in the form of these sound cakes.

My name's Calum. I've paid an expert researcher with a PhD in History and a decent in-studio attitude to go and source me some of the most remarkable untold stories out there. He doesn't wish to be identified at the moment (I'm as frustrated as you are), so, although he is in the studio with me, his voice is masked. He won't use his real name either (this really pissed me off), so we call him Hamish. In each episode, I will go through what Hamish has brought in, and, god-willing, we'll find out some incredible stuff. I must stress that all stories are properly sourced and true in their entirety (I've got assurances about this, and insurance too actually.) Just listen to one, please.

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Giving unsung history a voice, in the form of these sound cakes.

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