You could be forgiven for thinking that an English Court was run by a bewigged judge from his chambers, or maybe his office clerks but you would be wrong. Brian Hall OBE is a Court Usher - the man who shouts,"All Rise!" or "Be upstanding in Court!". He takes us behind the scenes to hear about the rest of his job and his responsibility for making sure the system works smoothly.

As a young boy Alan Pell was fascinated by the steam fairground organs that accompanied the travelling showmen and their fairgrounds everywhere. With no books but only other old organs from which to learn how to make them, he set about building an organ of his own, and another and another.... so that today the whole family is involved in making these superb musical instruments.

Bette Vickers - The Obituary Writer Bette Vickers must be one of the few people to have written her own obituary. As the obit writer for the Lincolnshire Echo newspaper, she has turned a job considered by her fellow journalists as the pits into a calling. Join host Liz Fawden as Bette discusses a career, which has as many lighter moments as sad ones.

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Dressed in a Lincoln green overcoat, with a yellow waistcoat, you couldn't miss Terry Stubbins in a crowd. This week Liz interviews Terry, Town Crier to the city of Lincoln. We know people are listening to the podcast, please send us your comments and feedback, where are we being heard? How did you find the podcast? Send your comments to chris@tapehunter.org.uk, we'd like to hear from you.