The Wiggly Podcast is our weekly dose of Wiggly Life, it’s like The Archers, but real!
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With thousands of listeners from all around the world, and over fifty 5-star reviews on iTunes, it seems that our audience enjoys listening to the shows as much as we enjoy making them. Join us every Monday as we cover the environment, wildlife, gardening, farming, biodiversity and the things we can all do to make a difference.
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People who really love what they do. The Team at Wiggly Wigglers put out this glorious Podcast every Monday, the highlight of my iTunes week.
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Wiggly Podcast 0215In the Cowshed at Night Reloaded Length: 32 mins 00 secs | First netcast on Mar 08 2010
Heather and Farmer Phil go over the week's news, and there's plenty of news to cover: the Wiggly Floristry was featured on Monty Don's TV programme; a reviewer has come up with a name for the Wiggly Cockerell; the new Wiggly Catalogue has landed and Phil has finally been able to deliver on the promises he made 'In the Cowshed at Night'. Even Jane Hickman is happy.
Wiggly Podcast 0214Fishbourne's Frugal Gran Length: 23 mins 13 secs | First netcast on Mar 01 2010
It's a Canada special this week in recognition of the show's first reviews on the Canadian iTunes store (and the Olympics, of course).
In a first, Monty becomes the interviewer as Farmer Phil cleans out the cowshed; being Monty the talk soon turns to matters mechanical. Also, Heather makes an apology for the Valentine's misjudgement; Claire Trumper returns with some biodegradable tea bags and we find out where Richard gets his frugality from.
Wiggly Podcast 0213What is the fish thinking? Length: 38 mins 05 secs | First netcast on Feb 22 2010
Now that he's 40, Richard starts the show with a senior moment. Fortunately, he returns to form when Heather allows him a long five minutes to explain about his latest ice fishing exploits.
With Richard waxing lyrical about fishing, it's only fair that Farmer Phil gets to talk about his favourite topic too, so it's a trip to the cowshed to find out what happens to all those cowpats.
There's not really time to catch up on the latest reviews from iTunes, or the feedback from the Podchef, but it all gets fitted in somehow.
Wiggly Podcast 0212You say Metaldehyde I say Methiocarb Length: 25 mins 49 secs | First netcast on Feb 15 2010
It's the week of Valentine's Day so Richard and Heather visit the Wiggly Florist to see how she is getting on with the influx of orders. Back on the Wiggly Sofa it's time for Phil to make an appeal for restraint in the use of slug pellets.
Wiggly Podcast 0210Launching British Mix Length: 27 mins 07 secs | First netcast on Feb 01 2010
Podcast 210 seems to be over before it's begun, as Heather has to leave to keep an appointment. It's left to the boys to soldier on without her.
Farmer Phil gives Richard the low-down on the latest Wiggly Product, his new birdfeed mixture that's all British grown. Then they answer questions sent in via Twitter, which causes Richard to wonder if all Twitterers are skivers. Finally, Richard takes his iPod for a walk around his garden in the snow, and all is peaceful and calm.
Wiggly Podcast 0209The Snow King of Blakemere Length: 29 mins 27 secs | First netcast on Jan 25 2010
Phil and Heather are on the trail of poachers: after all, the police can't do it - they don't carry wellies. A listener wants to know what exactly Richard does (don't worry, Michael has edited his answer down by 15 minutes!) and Heather is full of Pheasant Facts. There's also a run through of the anatomy of a cow's passport, a question of the status of pigeons vis a vis the table, and some good news on composting inky paper.
Wiggly Podcast 0208Siting Nest Boxes Length: 31 mins 35 secs | First netcast on Jan 18 2010
Heather, Farmer Phil and Richard gather on the Wiggly Sofa to listen to the old codger's brief interview with BBC Radio 4 presenter Brett Westwood.
Heather's polite request for new reviews on iTunes seems to has borne fruit, including one written on Christmas day itself (or should that be Xmas day?).
Farmer Phil has some sad news from the farm, which makes for a rather gruesome follow up. Then the Team try to make sense of the RSPB's hints on when and where to put up a new bird nesting box.