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Welcome to Sound Bites Christmas episode! As the holiday season wraps us in its festive spirit, Peter and Russell are taking you on a global tour to explore how different cultures celebrate Christmas around the world. From cozy winter gatherings in Europe to vibrant summer holidays in the Southern Hemisphere, every country has its own unique way of marking this joyous occasion.
Whether it's the colourful parades in Mexico, the enchanting Christmas markets of Germany, or the sunny barbecues of Australia, we'll dive into the rich tapestry of traditions that make Christmas a global celebration.
We’ll uncover the history, customs, and rituals that define Christmas in various corners of the globe. So, grab a warm mug of cocoa, settle in, and join us for this magical journey as we discover how Christmas is celebrated far and wide!
Also as this is the time of giving, please consider donating to any of the hard working charities who are making life better for those at Christmas time.
Sound Bites is back! Peter and Russell return with their review of the Eurovision Song Contest for 2024. In Part One we take a look at the first eight entries of the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest. Join us as we review each song and also provide some fun facts, hopes how Sweden will host the contest and some of our predictions on which songs will qualify for the Grand Final. Sit back, and enjoy, feel free to let us know what you think of this year’s entries.
Did you know that the Neanderthals were not the only other human species that lived? At one time we shared this planet with about 5 other "homo" species and we believe our human ancestry was made up of at least 14 other human species. This week Peter and Russell will take a look at our ancestral family tree and find out what other hominins lived before and while we were around. What did we share with them? What did we learn from them? and most important of all What happened to them and why are we the only one's left?