Times Past Podcast

Dances with Wolves is a 1990 American epic Western film starring, directed, and produced by Kevin Costner in his feature directorial debut. It is a film adaptation of the 1988 book of the same name by Michael Blake that tells the story of Union Army lieutenant John J. Dunbar (Costner), who travels to the American frontier to find a military post, and of his dealings with a group of Lakota. This is a narrated audio version. Dances with Wolves.MP3

A Small Union by Peter Tinniswood.mp3 

With Gwyneth Guthrie, Diana Olsson and Finlay Welsh  'Twenty years ago my baby brother was kidnapped and abandoned on a hillside. The police asked a lot of questions of a lot of people but we never did find out who did it. Leave it alone, will you. No one can possibly find the answer now!'  Directed By: Gordon Emslie BBC Scotland Pauline Browning: -Sheila DonaldSylvia Dunn: Diana Olssona child: Marry Rrigans: BarrieEmma Forrest: Gwyneth GuthriePeter Forrest: Finlay WelshBarrie Browning: Robert TrotterColin Teviot: Tom CotcherDorothy: Isobel Gardne  Saturday-Night TheatreBBC Radio 4 FM, 14 January 1978 20.30 SNT - The Best Baby by  William Andrew (1978).mp3

Translated by Ann Jellicoe, Henrik Ibsen's classic drama of Ellida, who after a torrid affair with a sailor has settled for marriage to a kind, elderly doctor. But the sailor returns....The action of the play takes place during a summer in the 1880s in a small town on a fiord in northern Norway.    Margaret Leighton and John Clements with Robert Ayres, Michael Gwynn and Richard Fasco  Produced By: Charles LefeauxThird Programme, 19 September 1961  20.0011-08-17  The Lady from the Sea by Henrik Ibsen.mp3

Jim Reeves was one of the best of the "Nashville Sound" style country and western singers. His fame was widespread, not only in the USA, but also in Britain, India, Scandanavia and South Africa. Born in 1923 in Panola County, Texas, Jim after college began to pursue a professional baseball career but was sidelined by an injury to his leg while a pitcher with the Houston Buffaloes. He also for a brief period was a full-time radio announcer. He began his recording career in 1945, and also composed his own songs. The peak of his career came in late 1959-early 1960 with the success of the single "He'll Have To Go", which reached number 2 in the U.S. hit record charts and number 12 in Britain, ultimately reaching three million in sales. After his success he made successful tours of the U.S., Scandinavia and South Africa.Jim Reeves Christmas Radio Show.mp3