
Ambridge on the Couch takes an in-depth look at The Archers and occasionally, wonders why we listen. Contact us on ambridgeonthecouch@gmail.com.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 319 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Jeff can’t bear the Harassment/Lily relationship, Lucy thinks Ruth’s immature, and they both love Lynda. Also we receive the best map ever and hear an eye-opening tale about waking up with a Dobermann.
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Jeff gets Bert back-up, Carol gets Lucy’s back up, Ruth goes barking mad and we wonder whether it’s death row for Monty
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We get the giggles at Adam’s back catalogue, wonder at Keira’s timing, and Jeff continues his misguided support of Bert.
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Jeff and Lucy discuss whether Alice should have banished Rex to the bedroom on his first night as a co-habitee, whether Bert’s character will ever settle down, and some truly terrible parenting advice.
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I really enjoy listening to Jeff and Lucy. They have really humane and insightful conversations about the more serious bits, and are hilarious about the ridiculous silly bits. Never afraid to have an opinion, which is what we need. Keep it up!
Harriet’s shoes are difficult to fill and
Jeff is doing a good job but the podcast has become less whimsical and too serious. I think that because they have more time it’s often used for diversions down serious and often boring avenues about parenting, therapy and “poor downtrodden George”. I never thought I’d want a shorter podcast but if I’m not driving I have to fast forward through these sections.
I love this podcast. Jeff and Lucy bounce off one another and their banter is always fun. It was good to hear Harriet back as Chelsea this week. It’s a giggle a minute and I look forward to a good laugh on a Monday morning. Keep up the good work and take no notice of any miserable naysayers. You’re both doing an excellent job.
I love this podcast! Lucy & Jeffrey do a great job - they celebrate the good bits, call out the nonsense (which there is more and more of these days - The Archers used to be the gold standard of continuity… not any more!) and generally discuss this beloved long running soap in a proper, normal way. They are funny & warm. Frankly they are what keeps me listening to the Archers - so that I can listen to them at the end of the week and see if they are as irritated/annoyed/incredulous as I am!
I really love this show, it’s a great look at the archers without taking the whole thing too seriously, ignore the misery reviews - they’re clearly bots - this show is a great listen.
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A lively roundtable focused on long-running radio drama, blending recap of weekly plot points with warm banter, listener emails, and light sketches. Hosts analyze ongoing storylines, character dynamics, and behind-the-scenes production quirks, while occasionally riffing on broader cultural themes and fan reactions. The format is informal, often humorous, and driven by audience engagement, with special attention to recurring relationships, parenting arcs, and community takeaways. A standout is the balance between affectionate camaraderie and sharp plot critique, making it approachable for casual listeners while still rewarding devoted fans with nuanced commentary and playful skits.
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