April Fools’ Day
April 2nd, 2007Yesterday was April Fools’ Day. How did the tradition begin? Where is it observed? And what are the most famous pranks that have been played on the public?

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April Fools’ DayApril 2nd, 2007Yesterday was April Fools’ Day. How did the tradition begin? Where is it observed? And what are the most famous pranks that have been played on the public?
(Press the “play” button to listen to the podcast) Visiting Finland: an interview with Dr. Raija SeppäläMarch 26th, 2007The Monday Podcast was visited today by Dr. Raija Seppälä, who told us about her work as regional director of the Finnish Tourist Board. How did she start with the tourist board? What is Finland like? How do you get there? How much does Finland depend on tourism? Do the British visit the same things as the Germans? Listen to the podcast and find out…
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A day at CeBITMarch 19th, 2007Today, Graham reports on his trip to CeBIT – the world’s largest computer trade show in Hanover (Hannover). ![]() (Press the “play” button to listen to the podcast) (The transcript of this podcast will be available in a few days) |
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