A wonderful addition to The Archers podcast world
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“Each week this trio delivers an amusing and insightful hour of analysis about The Archers (BBC radio) with their distinctive flair. Irreverent, snarky, sarcastic, and a bit risqué, they somehow remain respectful and friendly... at least towards people that don't live in Ambridge. This podcast has quickly became one of the top three Archers podcasts.”Read full review »
JReviewer21 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/26/21
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“Used to love Kerry and Peter on another podcast, I was so disappointed when they disappeared, to find this podcast has made me so happy, even better now with the addition of Mathew.”
catherinejeb via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
07/11/22
“The Cider Shed podcast is a ridiculous weekly in-depth analysis of a national institution, in the style of a group of mates having a boozy Sunday brunch after a boozy Saturday night in a boozy student bar. Keri, Peter and Matthew are a mis-matched, hilarious bunch who interact as if they have...”Read full review »
wavycreature via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/10/22
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“A hugely affectionate and entertaining consideration of the week’s action in Ambridge. Both thoughtful and funny this is now a vital part of my Sunday routine accompanying my ablutions and a very welcome alternative to the Sunday Serviuce!”
Owen53 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/20/22
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