Naomi Parker Fraley's guest appearances

Naomi Parker Fraley

Last Word

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BHood

Naomi Parker

Marthe Gosteli

Michael Ballhaus

Peter Mansfield

Peter Sallis

Rodney Bickerstaffe

Ruth Pfau

Lillian Ross

Daphne Caruana Galizia

Stanislav Petrov

Norma McCorvey

Maryam Mirzakhani

Brunhilde Pomsel

Lewis Gilbert

Keely Smith

OwlTail

Brian sat down to tell the story of how his grandma was a legend and didn’t even know it.

Brian sat down to tell the story of how his grandma was a legend and didn’t even know it.

John Mahoney

Hannah Hauxwell

Kenneth Richard Seddon

Photo: John MahoneyJulian Worricker on:The actor John Mahoney who played Marty Crane in one of America's best-loved sitcoms, Frasier.Hannah Hauxwell, whose solitary life as a farmer in the Yorkshire Dales, was captured in an award-winning TV documentary.Scientist Ken Seddon, a global leader in his field of inorganic chemistry and pioneer of so-called 'super solvents'.Landowner Sir John Cotterell, who helped raise funds to save the Mappa Mundi from being sold by Hereford Cathedral.And feminist icon, Naomi Parker Fraley, the inspiration for "Rosie the riveter", the factory worker who featured in a US wartime poster.Archive clips from: The World This Weekend, 12/11/89 Radio 4; The Third Ear, 11/01/89 Radio 3; Woman's Hour, 25/09/90 Radio 4; Too Long A Winter, 30/01/73 Yorkshire Television.

Photo: John Mahoney Julian Worricker on: The actor John Mahoney who played Marty Crane in one of America's best-loved sitcoms, Frasier. Hannah Hauxwell, whose solitary life as a farmer in the Yorkshire Dales, was captured in an award-winning TV documentary. Scientist Ken Seddon, a global leader in his field of inorganic chemistry and pioneer of so-called 'super solvents'. Landowner Sir John Cotterell, who helped raise funds to save the Mappa Mundi from being sold by Hereford Cathedral. And feminist icon, Naomi Parker Fraley, the inspiration for "Rosie the riveter", the factory worker who featured in a US wartime poster. Archive clips from: The World This Weekend, 12/11/89 Radio 4; The Third Ear, 11/01/89 Radio 3; Woman's Hour, 25/09/90 Radio 4; Too Long A Winter, 30/01/73 Yorkshire Television.

John Mahoney, Hannah Hauxwell, Professor Kenneth Richard Seddon OBE, Sir John Cotterell, Naomi Parker Fraley

Mark E. Smith

Connie Sawyer

Ursula K. Le Guin

On this week's episode we discuss the singer of The Fall, the real Rosie the Riveter, the former oldest living actress and an influential science fiction writer.

Episode 39 - Oh No! Not Mark E. Smith, Naomi Parker Fraley, Connie Sawyer and Ursula K. Le Guin!