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Chris Evans celebrates TFI Pie Day with top pie tips from Tom Kerridge and James Martin, Great British Bake off gossip from Mary Berry, and a whole heap of pie tasting.

Chris celebrates TFI Pie Day, the annual pastry party that comes around every year on the final Thursday of August.

With top pie tips from Tom Kerridge and James Martin, we also chatted to Melton Mowbray mogul Stephen Hallam and the winner of CarFest South's Cake v's Pie competition, Alan Mash! And Mary Berry dishes all the gossip from the Great British Bake Off.

Today's show is dedicated to all pie lovers...
And today's show is entitled: At the end of it all, if you get a choice between going to regular heaven or pie heaven, choose pie heaven! It might be a trick, but if it's not...num, num, num, num, num, num, num, num, num...It's worth the risk!

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Music Played

  • The Beatles

    Honey Pie

  • Eric Carmen

    Hungry Eyes

    • Dirty Dancing - Original S/Track.
    • RCA.

  • Coldplay

    A Sky Full Of Stars

    • 麻豆约拍 Music Awards (Various Artists).
    • UMOD.

  • Ry Cooder

    Little Sister

    • Ry Cooder - Bop Till You Drop.
    • Warner Bros.

  • Deacon Blue

    A New House

    • (CD Single).
    • Medium Wave.
    • 1.

  • Duffy

    Mercy

  • Duran Duran

    The Reflex

    • Now 1984 (Various Artists).
    • Now.
    • 6.

  • Sophie Ellis鈥怋extor

    The Deer & The Wolf

    • (CD Single).
    • EBGB's.

  • George Ezra

    Blame It On Me

    • Wanted On Voyage.
    • Columbia.
    • 001.

  • Norman Greenbaum

    Spirit In The Sky

    • Million Sellers Vol.18 - The Seventie.
    • Disky.

  • Guns N鈥� Roses

    Sweet Child O' Mine

    • The Hits Album 10 (Various Artists).
    • Hits Album.

  • Buddy Holly

    Peggy Sue

    • Rediscover The 50's-Rock With The Cav.
    • Old Gold.

  • The Housemartins

    Happy Hour

    • Now That's What I Call Quite Good.
    • Go! Discs.

  • Madness

    Baggy Trousers

    • More Greatest Hits Of 80's (Various).
    • Disky.

  • Don McLean

    American Pie

    • Greatest Hits.
    • EMI.

  • Roachford

    Cuddly Toy

    • Walk On - Hits From The Last 2 Decade.
    • Columbia.

  • Simon & Garfunkel

    Mrs. Robinson

    • Old Friends.
    • Columbia.

  • Sam Smith

    I'm Not The Only One

    • (CD Single).
    • Capitol.
    • 5.

  • Take That

    Rule The World

    • (CD Single).
    • Polydor.

  • Talking Heads

    Road To Nowhere

    • Now 1985 - The Millennium Series.
    • Now.

  • Texas

    When We Are Together

    • Texas - The Hush.
    • Mercury.

  • Tina Turner

    Goldeneye

    • Tina Turner - Wildest Dreams.
    • Parlophone.

  • Frankie Valli

    My Eyes Adored You

    • Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons - Ve.
    • Polygram Tv.
    • 13.

  • Paul Young

    Everytime You Go Away

    • Paul Young - From Time To Time.
    • Columbia.

Pause For Thought

Pause For Thought

From Rev Ruth Scott, Anglican Vicar in Richmond:

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Recently, there鈥檚 been a somewhat heated Twitter discussion about whether or not a woman should abort her pregnancy if the baby she was carrying had Downs Syndrome. Those who thought a termination was the answer upset others who know and love a person with the Syndrome. One pro-abortion contributor was sympathetic to their distress but suggested it was an emotional point, not a logical one, and therefore it was flawed. The assumption seemed to be that human emotions can play no part in decision-making because they always lead us astray. I don鈥檛 think that鈥檚 the case. I鈥檓 reminded of a professor friend in the States who told me that Drones are being developed now that will be able to make decisions without human intervention. They鈥檒l respond logically to data they pick up in a conflict zone. I find the thought chilling. What decisions will they make without the human capacity to feel empathy, for example? Good decisions depend as much upon emotional awareness as rational thought. We need to understand the emotional impact of our words and actions so we can add to the sum of human happiness rather than hurt others unnecessarily. And I wonder why some people make such a God of logic. I think it鈥檚 over-rated. Some of the most profound acts of humanity are committed by people who make illogical choices. British Ebola sufferer, William Pooley, chose not only to stay in Sierra Leone when the virus broke out there, but to work in the unit dealing directly with Ebola victims, despite the lack of protective equipment and medical necessities. Along with other health staff, William acted utterly illogically when it came to his own personal well-being, but compassion alongside the knowledge he has, moved him beyond logic to something far more humane and life-giving. Those whose lives he helped save will be profoundly grateful for that, as am I.

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