Thimbles, Spoons & Exploding Treacle

Radio 1's All Day Breakfast with Greg James

BBC

Society & Culture

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 2 October 2024

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

We get more of your funny, but endearing, Nan Things, Producer Amy has been digging out some dodgy Greg archives and there’s a crime fighting Emu in Malmesbury.

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0:00.0	They were the toy of the late 90s.
0:03.0	Furry, lovable and cute, but what if those furbies had a secret?
0:08.0	Rumors swirled that these creatures were the cover for something much much much darker?
0:13.0	So they got banned.
0:15.0	They felt Burby had the capacity to listen to children.
0:18.0	In the new series of Joam McNally investigates,
0:20.0	I'm going to ask, were these little guys spies the whole thing is crazy to my
0:26.1	McNaddy investigates did Furby spy on us listen on BBC sounds
0:31.0	BBC Radio One's All Day Breakfast.
0:35.0	Radio One's All Day Breakfast.
0:37.0	With Greg James.
0:38.0	Hello there and welcome to Wednesday's Radio One All Day Breakfast podcast. Today we talk about an emu, we dust off some old
0:47.2	classics from the archive, and everyone laughs at me. We celebrate your Nan things and also we get you up to date with all the
0:55.2	latest things, we have a really good quiz and I think that's it, that's a good spread of
1:00.7	stuff though. I'd like to dive in with a celebration of all things, nan.
1:05.2	Now it's time for, not dad things, not mum things,
1:09.6	not sibling things, but what's your thing what's your thing
1:17.2	nan things welcome to nan things
1:22.0	what's your thing oh nana What's your thing?
1:23.0	Oh Nana!
1:24.0	What's your thing?
1:26.0	What's your thing?
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