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Which weighs more a ton of feathers or a ton of bricks? It was a debate that took over the show. Also hear the call from "Steve", the P.E teacher in Luton

Busway bother and toilet talk

Homesexual parents are encoraged to adopt children but callers to Iain Lee say it's wrong. There's a serious battle over George Harrison and the team try to clear up the dirty verges in the three counties with a very catchy song

We discuss some of the rudest place names in the UK. Plus Tina Beloveth Powerful returns to the show and we receive a very sad phone call from long time listener Helen

Iain tries to bring back the balaclava, he attempts some awful accents and meets two Erics. It doesn't sound exciting, but it actually is

Homosexuality abortions Godlessness are to blame for the bad weather

CBB's Andy Day was interviewed by children, East 17's Tony Mortimer was interviewed by Iain and bald men are unhappy people. Fact

It was a tough week, Iain cried on air over Matt in Lutons story and there was an argument over smoking in parks. Plus reporter Justin Dealey's mind was boggled by a magic trick

Iain reminds the three counties of the 1963 hit 'The Singing Nun' and the team start up a swear box for charity

The uncomfortable interviews with the PCC Olly Martins

Tears, laughter and looking for sugar man

Iain opened the doors to Three Counties Radio and invited you all in

The earworm that keeps on giving, the almighty power cut, MP's pay rise and a caller who claims Jesus was gay

Your Mandela memories, a really boring story about Karen Brady, plus the regular calls and banter

Iain selects ambassadors for the three counties, Melvyn (not the real one) Bragg stops by and there's confusion over a track by The Beatles. Oh and due to technical problems Iain had to record the links down the intercom

Doctor Who celebrations with Mitch Benn, Steve Berry and a David Tennant. Iain also looks in to the origin of the word 'grotty'

Tony Robinson's knighthood, what third party really means and Producer Kath's "phone-in" Car Confusion Call Me Now

Chas n Dave were the hot topics once again, we were on the hunt for the best loo and Iain discovered twerking

Meet the man who can prove aliens exist, Iain discusses 1960's suburbia and he talks to Dennis Locorriere from Dr Hook

Joe Brown and Dennis in Dunstable were the hot topics this week and Iain had a feisty interview with Stephen Hall from The Barnfield Federation after complaints with the way it's being run

Cilla Black impressions, the panda debate and Iain hears from a woman who is repulsed by "enormously fat people"

Havardor Harvard

Iain is sent the new single by Chas n Dave... but does he get to speak to them about it?