19/06/2026

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How does Olen Shannon Maldonado describe his experience with Shopify?

Professor Devi Sridhar 0:26
Olen Shannon Maldonado, käsintehtyjä artesaanituotteita myyvän Jaui lahjakaupan perustaja. Valitsin Shopify, koska alustoja testatessani totesin sen ehdottomasti yhdeksi helppokäyttöisimmistä alustoista. Minulla oli tärkeää pohtia kehittymistämme tulevaisuudessa. Kaikki myyntiin tarvittavat työkalut, kuten varaston suunnittelu, ovat kätevästi dashboardissa.

What are the challenges of preparing for a new baby?

Professor Devi Sridhar 0:50
Aloita ilmainen kokeilu shopify.com-sivustolla.
Brian Aldridge 0:56
You're listening to Friday's episode of The Archers from BBC Radio 4.

How do the characters plan for the baby's room setup?

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PC Nicola Trueman 1:19
Can you believe there's actually going to be a baby sleeping in this cot?
Will Grundy 1:22
Hopefully not just any old baby. George. OK, what have you got?

What concerns do the characters have about the living situation?

PC Nicola Trueman 1:28
120 centimetres.
Will Grundy 1:30
So that's 120 by 60.
PC Nicola Trueman 1:32
Which should fit perfectly beside the window once we moved our bed.
Will Grundy 1:35
Is that OK, though? What about drafts?
PC Nicola Trueman 1:39
If it fits along the opposite wall, that might be better.
Will Grundy 1:42
Let's go and check. Bring the measuring tape. Ah, there you are.
George Grundy 1:45
Oh, hi, Will. Any chance you could do me a favour? What is it?

How do the characters feel about family involvement in their lives?

George Grundy 1:49
Well, Poppy needs white masking tape for doing the stenciling and she says Susan has some.
Will Grundy 1:54
Do you mind nipping over there and picking it up? Well, does she need it right now? We're about to go and measure up the bedroom, see where the cot will fit. Well, you know what she's like once she's got going on something.
PC Nicola Trueman 2:02
I saw her design. Hedgerow fruits. It's perfect. Can't Poppy go herself?
Will Grundy 2:07
Oh, you'll be lucky if you can drag her away from the telly. All right, then. Do you want to come with me, Amber?
PC Nicola Trueman 2:12
Yeah. I've been sitting behind the tills all day.

What are the implications of having a baby in a small home?

PC Nicola Trueman 2:14
I could do with a walk.
Anne-Marie Gordon 2:20
I really think we should have called ahead, warned her we were coming.
Alice Carter 2:23
Forewarned is forearmed.
Anne-Marie Gordon 2:25
Anne-Marie.
Alice Carter 2:26
I'm joking.
Anne-Marie Gordon 2:28
I could message her now and tell her we're almost there.
Alice Carter 2:30
It's perfectly reasonable that I want to see for myself where our grandchild will be living.

How do past experiences shape the characters' parenting concerns?

Anne-Marie Gordon 2:36
Well, it's a small house, but very nice by the village green.
Alice Carter 2:39
The size of the house doesn't matter, but I do want to see what the setup is. Who's living there? Who's coming in and out?
Anne-Marie Gordon 2:48
You're worried it might not be safe.
Alice Carter 2:51
I'm sure the Grundys are very nice people. But it's one thing shacking up with your boyfriend in his dad's house when you're young and carefree. Quite another bringing a baby into that environment.
Anne-Marie Gordon 3:04
I don't think you should mention any alternatives today, though.
Alice Carter 3:08
Of course not. Think of this as more of a scouting mission. The more we know, the better we can present her with other options once the baby's born.
PC Nicola Trueman 3:26
What was your grandad saying about Brian?
Will Grundy 3:28
He's been seeing my praises in the bull. Well, our praises. Apparently, he thinks we've done a decent job promoting the show. Wow. To be honest, it feels a bit weird to be in Brian Aldridge's good books. Oh, no. Guess what? We've only gone and forgotten the masking tape.
Amber Gordon 3:46
No, we haven't. I've got it here, in my pocket.
Will Grundy 3:49
Oh, you...
George Grundy 3:52
So, this is George and Amber's room. It used to be mine, but we've swapped so they get a bit more space.
Alice Carter 3:57
That's very kind of you, Will.
George Grundy 3:59
I'd have got them to tidy up a bit if I'd have known you were coming.
Alice Carter 4:02
Not to worry.
George Grundy 4:03
It was a spur-of-the-moment thing. We were just passing. Hold on, let me just shift my toolbox. I've been building this storage unit in the alcove. Somewhere to keep all the baby clothes.
Alice Carter 4:14
Are they hoping to fit a crib in here too?
George Grundy 4:16
I suppose they'll have a Moses basket at first, but I think the cot will go here, at the end of the bed. Oh, it'll be a tight squeeze. It'll be all right once George clears out his gaming stuff.
Alice Carter 4:29
Am I right that you've got a daughter too, Polly?
George Grundy 4:31
Poppy, yeah. She's in the room next to mine. She's hoping the baby will share with her when it's a bit older.
Alice Carter 4:38
How old is she?
George Grundy 4:39
Twelve. I mean, she loves babies and children.
Alice Carter 4:42
She might feel differently once she hits the teenage years.
George Grundy 4:45
Maybe.
Alice Carter 4:47
And of course, Amber and George might have a place of their own by then.
George Grundy 4:51
They might. I'm happy to have them here as long as they need. That's good of you, Will. We're extremely grateful. Don't be daft. It's a pleasure having Amber here. Hey, come downstairs and I'll show you what George has been up to.

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