• Cambridge Diaries - Dropping The Kid Off To University

  • Sep 30 2024
  • Length: 24 mins
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Cambridge Diaries - Dropping The Kid Off To University

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  • Shabby And Man spend a long weekend, dropping the eldest off to his University and taking in the sights and sounds.

    They take in little bit of punting, sit in a pub where Crick And Watson announced their discovery of DNA. And tell the real story of the tree where Issac Newton is thought to have seen the apple fall, All this and much much more .

    As always thanks for tuning in.

    Partners, parents and broadcasters Shabby and Man. He started in London She started in Delhi, somewhere on the way their paths crossed. From hosting the weekend breakfast show on the radio together in India to their life now in London, everything's on the menu!

    Currently Shabby (Shabnam Dutta Sahi) is one of the most listened to Asian radio presenters in the UK, while Man has been mostly drinking copious amounts of Artisan coffee and contemplating life. ( In English with a smattering of Hindi ) all eps approx 20 mins.

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