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• 1. At 10:35pm on 03 Oct 2009, DavySims wrote:

  A long long time ago when the Conservative Party led by Mrs Margaret Thatcher was the single most important individual on the UK (actually the British - NI didn't matter) political scene, the BBC started the Radio 4 Generation. It was featured recently on the BBC's Feedback programme.
  
  I was one of the producers making six programmes on indiviual members and a special on Europe.
  
  Recently I have been wondering whatever happened the R4Gen (which we never called it). I'm pretty sure it fell apart for 2 reasons; the Controller radio 4 changed (as did the programme priorities) and the computer that had all the contact details crashed with all the contact details evaporating in a clous of 10010101010101010's
  
  So whatever happened the Radio 4 Generation? Can we put them together before the next election? Can I convince the powers at Radio 4 to make one more programme as these R4Genners hit middle age?
  
  Can you help?
  
  The Radio 4 Generation Hits middle age ... I nominate Fry as the presenter and testbed as the production company. I'll help. can you?
  
  
  
  Let's prove Social Media and revive the Radio 4 Middle Aged Generation. Are they all PM/Eddie Mair and Archers fans? (I remember Mair on Breakaway)
  
  
  
  Nick/Stephen (you know who you are) - are you for it?
  

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• 2. At 10:24pm on 04 Oct 2009, redheylin wrote:

  Great idea! We do not see enough of Stephen Fry.

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• 3. At 10:29pm on 04 Oct 2009, redheylin wrote:

  PM staff, I'd like to ask a question - perhaps it is interesting and relevant and perhaps you can find someone like Nils the Numbers to answer. It's;
  
  I hear a lot about free trade and the dangers of protectionism and it makes sense.
  
  I also hear about the demand and the "green" arguments for local produce. Also makes sense.
  
  But you cannot favour local produce without protectionism of some variety.
  
  So - can anybody there square the circle for me, or is it simply a question of voting for two parties?
  
  Had you thought? I'd really like some analysis of this.

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• 4. At 10:31pm on 04 Oct 2009, redheylin wrote:

  4 - unless we watch TV, listen to radio or read the papers of course, in which case.

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• 5. At 08:34am on 10 Oct 2009, iantoffee wrote:

  We run our house a little colder and darker than most of our children's friends (haven't turned the heating on yet!). One recently described our house as scary.
  
  So the question is, am I mean or green? When does one cross to the other?
  
  

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• 6. At 6:46pm on 15 Oct 2009, typicallistener wrote:

  DavySims- this appears to suggest the BBC puts on a politically biased programme in time for the next election. (I sense some criticism of Margaret Thatcher,pbbuh) I certainly hope they don't fall for it.

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