What a great show that was.
It was probably in the top 5…well…10. Ok, ok, maybe top 75 Requestline shows of all time.
We’ve done worse.
Some of it can never be topped, nor repeated. Probably.

Sadly, what with Ben’s hectic and erratic working schedule, he wasn’t there to record it. Which is unfortunate really.

Another live Requestline show should go out next Thursday (22nd October), which SHOULD have a podcast for our online listeners following ashamedly along behind it, with its tail between its legs.

Or not.
It was Ben’s fault, yet again.

The fool is doing a time-consuming one-day-per-week college course trying to better himself, which means he has to spend most of Thursday daytime admiring curvy students.
However, he’s working the whole of Thursday night (til the early hours of Friday morning), which means he doesn’t have enough time to sleep, do a paid job, AND do a show.

That’s the long-winded excuse he gave us anyway.

Ben wasn’t prepared to stay up 24 hours straight in order to produce a hospital radio show for the listeners, so nothing got produced, recorded, or uploaded here. Frankly, his selfishness knows no bounds.

There was a live concert this week on Thursday night at the Colston Hall. BHBS re-broadcast the whole thing to the patients, which means if there is a Requestline show, it’s about 20minutes long, instead of the usual 90minutes, and the show before ours doesn’t exist at all.

Given that Ben had to be somewhere else an hour after the show finishes, and James hadn’t prepared anything much to do a show about, we decided not to do a Requestline show.

Normal service really might be resumed next week.