The English Restoring Notre Dame Podcast: Recent Episodes

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A play with podcasts

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So this is question 10, it's difficult, or it might be. Have you been paying attention? Listen and perhaps find out. Perhaps the photo is a clue, or perhaps not.

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So the coin is gold, that's not giving anything away, but you'll have to listen to the podcast to get the question.

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Well, listen and answer, please.

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The massive fire at Notre Dame in April 2019 did a lot of damage, but what is this question? Listen to find out.

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Is this an easy one? The answer is certainly very easy to find.

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So this is question 5, if you listen that is...

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Well what's the question? Is the photo a clue? Perhaps, perhaps not.

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Hahahaha well listen and answer, the solution is somewhere on this site.

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I think this question might be a lot easier then the first but what do I know?

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To get the first question and for the rules you'll have to listen to the podcast. You could be the first to get the right answer!

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So here's me trying to sing Noel Coward's Nina and failing pretty miserably.

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Hahahaha well another Marriott Edgar poem Albert And His Savings which I hadn't heard of before and I've done it without any edit... oh my...

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And now possibly Shakespeare’s most famous speech. "To be or not to be" from Hamlet.

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A little bit different for this podcast, Shakespeare's opening speech by the Duke of Gloucester from Richard the 3rd.

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The Runcorn Ferry, a poem by the late Marriott Edgar.

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Magna Carta, a poem by the late Marriott Edgar.

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Albert Down Under, a poem by the late Marriott Edgar.

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Albert and the 'Eadsman, a poem by the late Marriott Edgar.

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The Battle of Hastings,, a poem by the late Marriott Edgar.

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The Return of Albert, a poem by the late Marriott Edgar.

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The Lion and Albert, a poem by the late Marriott Edgar.

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So this is an introduction to my new podcast.