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Americast
Sarah Smith and the dubious Mariana Spring talk to pollster Nate Silver, perhaps to give Frank Luntz a break.

Last Week Tonight w/John Oliver
A long piece on America's school lunch program, and why the same politicians who want America to be great again don't get the idea that this involves paying a ton of money.

Quantum Leap (Revival) Ep 6 “Secret History” Season 2

75 Years of NATO - New Challenges and Chances
A lot about the USA, a bit on Europe, not much otherwise.

Amol Rajan Interviews: Sir Tony Blair
A few silly questions of the "some people want to live in the past, why aren't you doing anything for them?" variety. Blair helpfully suggested European migration was more desirable than from Africa or Asia.

The Sky at Night: 2075 - Our Place in Space
A new RA report on life in 50 years time allows for chatter with experts about the prospects of life ahead (if we're all spared).

(07-09-2024 20:51 )Doddle Wrote:  Classic Movies: Murder on the Orient Express (1974)
Regular Stephen Armstrong is AWOL, so Sarah Gristwood makes a return after many years/series, and they even bring back Angela Allen who actually worked on the film in question.

Classic Movies: The Deer Hunter
The last of this 2nd series speculates on the first "Vietnam film", and how America altered its view of the depiction of war.

Quantum Leap (Revival) Ep 7 “A Kind of Magic” Season 2

(11-09-2024 13:18 )Doddle Wrote:  Who Do You Think You Are? Rose Ayling-Ellis
Some grim stories here, and not just in supporting Aston Villa. I was a bit bemused at how many words seemed unfamiliar to her, but in all seriousness, if most of us had to look at live translation whilst trying to follow what one person was telling us, we'd go spare.

WDYTYA? Jessica Ennis-Hill
A rather sad missing person case resolved, and then the inevitable brush with slavery in Jamaica.

Lord of The Rings: The Rings of Power Ep 5 "Halls of Stone" Season 2