adam and joe 13th june podcast download missing, help!

[wavioli]

It didnt appear in my itunes, possibly because I was away on holidays that week. Doesnt show up in itunes, can anyone help me out?

Thanks!

[onthinice]

Don't know where you can download the podcast of that specific show anymore, but here's a link to a download of the full show itself from the 13th of June if that's any use to you.
http://community.livejournal.com/adam_a ... 57821.html

[Dave]

It was called Blah Boobidy Baya and I got it fine. I think it was probably because you were on holiday at the time and you missed it because the newer podcast came out. I don't think the BBC store there podcasts for public download.

[namesinspace]

just popping it up on Rapidshare.
http://rapidshare.de/files/47716450/Ada ... 9.mp3.html

[wavioli]

thanks a million lads! Blah Boobidy Baya, I'm glad I didnt miss that one!

[namesinspace]

Of recent months, it's one of my real faves. It speaks to me in so many ways as a regular of both The Archers and Points of View. I actually cannot get to through telling people about the PoV section of the show without hypervintilating & convulsing with laughter. It's when Adam does his impression of someone in the crowd at a concert he riffs about by the band that he imagines wrote it..........and his incredulity when Joe insists he didn't make it up. I like Joe's long scene setting, emphasising the seriousness of the show with Mr Issue Vine fronting it.......and that special, slightly weird intonation Joe uses for that kind of thing (I call it his sexpositional dialogue )
I also have a vivid picture of the particular Border branch Joe was is (my mind's eye says Charing Cross Road, not Oxford St) and I fall about at the scene he sexts (and 'silly' stand). I feel less comfy about Adam's parking incident, mainly because I would have done ALL of the same things, felt the anger and relived the shame in my head for days afterwards.

I know, TMI but yep - big fan of that podcast