DumTeeDum is asking you to donate to “Unseen” which is a UK charity fighting slavery around the world and at home in Britain. Give as much as you can, so that by working in partnership with communities, business, governments and other organisations we can help to stamp out slavery for good. Ian Pepperell (who plays Roy Tucker) is giving a signed 70th anniversary Archers script to someone who donates and we will not be running this as an auction, but will select the winner of the script randomly. Give what you can and spare a thought for those confined against […]

DTD: 364 - New Years day fundraiser Play Now | Download

Official podcasting platforms are ditched in favour of Zoom.  My perennial war cry is that if Roifield (and I mean Roifield?) can deliver an excellent clean Zoom recording outside a studio of numerous participants (well three – Quentin and Rosie) of which only one is anywhere near Birmingham (I think) and the others are spread in other countries – why can the BBC not manage six proper episodes a week.   My two-pennorth is that if Kirsty was cooking the books how in heaven’s name did she miss the non-payment of Income Tax and NI deductions being “not paid” to […]

DTD: 363 - Kirsty shops Phillip on Christmas Eve Play Now | Download

Witherspoon and the Doc discuss:MatriarchsGrowing oldMental healthIs it a mirror on England?Fandom

DTD: 362 - Witherspoon and Dr Nicola Headlam of the Academic Archers discuss Ambridge Play Now | Download

This week’s comments come caked in mud to prove that tier 2 is very dangerous.  Imagine the scene, a muddy walkway between two lakes, an enthusiastic, bouncy, powerful Bordanese (a cross between a Border Collier and a Bernese Mountain Dog) at the end of a modest lead sighting a harmless looking swan about six feet into the nearest lake which said dog decides is either lunch or a new playfriend.  Dog takes off at high speed.  Attached walker is wearing brand new coat and wellington boots because it is so wet and loses his footing and starts sliding on the mud towards […]

DTD: 360 - Kirsty gets married to a slaver Play Now | Download

Blasts from the past this week as Millie Belle and Yokel Bear are sitting in the hot seats alongside Roifield this week – a truly multi-national, multi-continental combination.   Yokel Bear predicts that Roman will fall into a hole over the Christmas production – a trench of some description no doubt – which will lead to Lynda returning next week.  It is also predicted that Roman will be dumped by Tracy who will take up with Jazzer – can anyone see Jazzer settling for one woman however well endowed?    Meanwhile Alice and Philip continue to be discussed.  I feel […]

DTD: 359 - Shula's big bum and old favourites return Play Now | Download

Roifield announces that Tractr will be back soon – probably about the time this appears and it is also the case the website has had a good old going over.  So pop in, update your location and you can message others.  With lockdown ending (at least in the UK) perhaps we can all start arranging meetings for physically distanced meals in a pub post-vaccine when we might even manage to talk to one another.   Meanwhile in TA little is happening – apart from David talking about cows – but then he is a cow farmer.  The LoLo Xmas Xtravaganza […]

DTD: 358 - David Archer is the grey man of Ambridge and things you always wanted to know about Southampton Play Now | Download

Roifield feels that the time spent this week by Brian rampaging around the house wanting to speak to Aunt Niamh was a waste of good air time.  The CD should have arrived later in the week.  Can someone explain to me why Ruari is not at college doing his “A” Levels – Ben too for that matter?  It was inevitable that Jenny would be the rock for Ruari – she has looked after him and she of course will be the first person Ruari tells about his personal feelings about his sexuality.  It provides all sorts of additional storyline possibilities […]

DTD: 356 - Ruairi comes out, Siobhan returns and a nation weeps! Play Now | Download