Steve Yabsley Episodes Episode guide
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The Newt Beer Festival and horse anatomy
News of the forthcoming Newt Beer Festival and a proper look at horse anatomy
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The creators of a new children's book and a visit to the stables
News of a new locally produced children鈥檚 book and a visit to the stables with Terri Hill
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DJ Karl Sebastian and horsewoman Terri Hill
With Jamaican music veteran Karl Sebastian and top horsewoman Terri Hill from Dundry
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Former TV reporter Malcolm Frith and horsewoman Terri Hill
With former Points West reporter Malcolm Frith and horse and zebra expert Terri Hill
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Prop-maker Lottie Sweeney, Dyrham Park and lazy poetry
With specialist prop-maker Lottie Sweeney, a visit to Dyrham Park and poems about lazing
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Former Aha manager John Ratcliff and Dyrham Park
With former Aha manager John Ratcliff and Steve's rooftop tour of Dyrham Park continues
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The street children of Nepal and stone conservation
Ron Coleman discusses Nepal and stone conservator Peter Hailstone explains his work
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How to design a handbag - and a rooftop tour
With handbag designer Jennifer Hamley - and a rooftop tour of Dyrham Park's mansion
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Ghosts at Tyntesfield and a visit to Dyrham Park
News of a light-hearted ghost story set at Tyntesfield & a visit to Dyrham Park near Bath
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Ex-Goodie Graeme Garden, Glastonbury and arty poems
With former Goodie Graeme Garden, a visit to Glastonbury and poems about art and artists
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Sound System Culture and Glastonbury Tor
With Jamaican sound system veteran Karl Sebastian and a visit to Glastonbury Tor
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Chef to the stars Nick Hudson and a visit to Glastonbury
With chef to the stars Nick Hudson and former Glastonbury mayor John Brunsdon
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Musician Benji Bower and a visit to Glastonbury
With top theatre musician Benji Bower and former Glastonbury mayor John Brunsdon.
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Quirky Bristol Stories and a visit to Glastonbury
With author and Bristol expert Maurice Fells and former Glastonbury Mayor John Brunsdon
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Modern Man, life on the road and poems about cars
With Chris Windle author of Why Men Skim Stones, plus Trevor Payne and poems about cars
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Al fresco cooking and how to produce a hit theatre show
With cook and food stylist Genevieve Taylor and Trevor Payne with more musical memories.
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Australian wine making and Asian music making
With Australia's greatest winemaker Louisa Rose and Trevor Payne's musical memories
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How sound can heal - and supporting Stevie Wonder
With sound practitioner Celia Beeson and singer and producer Trevor Payne
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William Goodchild and Trevor Payne
With composer and conductor William Goodchild and singer and producer Trevor Payne
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Fantasy author Trevor Stubbs, odd plants and Italian poems
Fantasy author Trevor Stubbs, unusual plants for your garden and poems about Italy
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The 1940's revisited - and heritage seeds
News of this weekend's 1940's Dig For Victory Show and a look at heritage seeds
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Auctioneer Andrew Morgan - and beautiful agapanthus
Andrew Morgan has news of a special Nepal auction and Chris Smith discusses agapanthus
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Picture restoration and successful veg growing
A look at the fascinating art of picture restoration & another visit to Pennard Plants
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Cricketing centuries and a beautiful walled garden
With cricket expert and author Steve James - and Chris Smith from Pennard Plants.
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Ralph Oswick, aviation stories and hiking poems
With local theatrical great Ralph Oswick, aviation stories and poems about hiking
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A tour of Britain's theatres - and Westland Helicopters
Mick Escott celebrates Britain's theatres - and David Gibbings enthuses about aviation
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The Chalice Well and the origin of Westland Helicopters
With Natasha Wardle from the Chalice Well and aviation engineer David Gibbings
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Musical Director Doug Bott and aviation engineer David Gibbings
With Doug Bott from Open Up Music and aviation engineer David Gibbings
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Martin Evans
Martin Evans brings you a lighter lunch with plenty of laughs along the way.
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Will Hay, wildlife and poems about butter
Steve celebrates the comic Will Hay - plus naturalist Chris Sperring and butter poems
