24/09/2026

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The Archers 14 min 7 speakers 8 chapters transcribed 7 hours ago

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Brian Aldridge 0:00

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Brian Aldridge 0:53

You're listening to Thursday's episode of the Archers from BBC Radio 4.

Helen Archer 1:16

So this morning we'll start a batch of sterling gold. More for the Christmas rush. Yep. I really want to make the most of it. Especially now we've got all that lovely extra milk. Exactly, Tracy. How's Slavco getting on? Milking. Forty cows, not thirty. Well, he's well in the groove now, liking the extra money, of course. I'm pleased things are going so well, Helen. Yeah, they are. Well in fact, to celebrate, I'm planning a little half term treat for Jack and Henry. Oh yeah.

Why does a character say they’d rather be a property agent?

Helen Archer 1:41

Hmm. The new theme park the other side of Westbury. Oh they'll love that. Yeah, I think so. As long as I don't mind queuing, half terminal. Well I've thought of that. I'm gonna treat us all to fast track passes. Oh Ooh, right. Yeah, it more or less triples the cost but If it means the boys get maximum enjoyment. Yeah. Good for them.

Jazza 2:05

Indicator. Uh Your indicator's still on. God right. Uh such a lot to think about isn't there. Oh comebrade.

Unknown 2:14

But I think that's enough for now. Yeah. I've got a seminar this afternoon I've got to get ready for it. You've got to get to work, don't you? Ah, I did. You don't sound too happy about it, does it?

Jazza 2:24

Well none is too happy at Battle Farm the new They think. It's not a good time to be in pigs. Why is that? The big processes are all cutting their orders. We're no careful, we'll end up with finished animals and they'd do you take them. So what you do then? Try and find somebody that will Right. I mean left, yeah. So Indicator. Hannah reckons we're on the point of losing money on every pick. No so fast. Break it gently. Sorry. Worst comes to worse, we might end up slaughtering them ourselves. Get nothing for them at all.

Unknown 3:02

That's oof. So why is it all so bad?

Jazza 3:06

Oh, lots of things, but then you get some war thousands of miles away and everybody's costs go up. Still. I'd like to put some good news with Tinesia.

Unknown 3:16

Tunisia.

Jazza 3:17

That's what Jim Lloyd is just now. Happy's Larry. Spoken round the ruins of ancient Carthage. He says we're fine to sell the Riley.

What is the opening scene of the BBC’s The Archers about?

Unknown 3:25

That's good anyway. The truck.

Kirsty Miller 3:35

Oh hello, Robert. Good morning. Lovely day.

Robert Snell 3:38

Isn't it? Out for a walk? Yes, my morning constitutional uh still feels very strange without Monty. I bet. But I know it does me good, so I'm keen to keep it up. You two? Sorry? Morning constitutional.

Kirsty Miller 3:53

Oh yes, sort of. I woke up early with an overwhelming desire to get out of the house. Yes,

Robert Snell 3:59

Linda and I are very much looking forward to this foraging walk. Oh good, you've books have you? Yeah, we have. Sounds like just our sort of thing.

Kirsty Miller 4:06

It's looking like it should be pretty popular.

Robert Snell 4:08

An excellent initiative.

Kirsty Miller 4:09

Thank

Robert Snell 4:10

you. Um custy. Do you have a moment? All the time in the world. Because Lindy and I have been discussing another project which might be of interest to you. Oh, go on. We're we're thinking of setting up a field specifically so people can exercise their dogs securely and a away from children and livestock.

Kirsty Miller 4:30

Oh yeah, I've heard of them. Commercially, you mean? Yes, as

Robert Snell 4:33

a small business.

Kirsty Miller 4:34

Well, there's obviously a market for that sort of thing. Not sure where I'd fit in though.

Robert Snell 4:39

Well, I I was wondering if it's something Re Wilding would consider hosting.

Kirsty Miller 4:44

Oh no, no, that wouldn't work for us at all. Wouldn't it? Well, you really need a field of plain grass for the dogs to run around in, don't you? Oh yes. That sort of monoculture is the antithesis of rewilding.

Robert Snell 4:57

Oh yes, of course, of course. Ignore me.