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This is Dumpty Dum.

The podcast that lets you talk to the world about the archers and the past week in Ambridge.

I'm Stephen Bowden.

Now I'm in my 60s.

I think other people may as well benefit from my years of experience.

And I'm Jacqueline Bert.

Looking to the future, not the past.

And then there's you, our lovely dumpty-dummers. Scan clear, everything normal. Welcome to Dumpty-Dum,

the perfect place to reflect on the last seven days in our favourite Borsetscher village. This week's scripts were written by Liz Johns, who had a bit of a spinal tap moment at the rewilding.

Coming up, we have calls from Lakey Hill Liminal, who brings her expertise to bear on Amber's personality.

Kirk from Somerset, who feels that working at Meadow Farm would be a good fit for both Esme and George.

Lee from Cookham, with a bit more about whether Amber should have told George about her pregnancy.

Lillian, who is cross with Ruth, but pleased that the meal to heal went well.

Witherspoon, who is joining hashtag Team Mick Dunnett.

And finally, Glyn, who is also not entirely impressed with Ruth.

And we have an email from Chris in Indiana.

As usual, we'll hear a roundup of the Dumpty Dumf Facebook group

this week from Vicky and the tweets of the week from Theo.

But let's start with a look back at the last week in Ambridge with Suey.

Hello, lovely Dumpty Dummers. It's Suey Greenwood-Tart. And this week in Ambridge. Ah, too long didn't listen. There was a lot we didn't need to listen to. Justin paid for his incompetence. There was some very expensive glass that had to be all installed at the rewilding after he had a lesson injecting the units

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