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Original comedy, podcasts, poetry, fiction and more on 麻豆约拍 Upload with Adam Crowther. Showcasing comedy from Jon Wagstaffe from Tewkesbury with his sketch that imagines what a phonecall between a builder and his Egyptian customer as they discuss his pretty big building project. There's details about an opportunity for writers and comedians to get their work featured on a brand new series of the 麻豆约拍 Radio 4 show DMs Are Open as Adam chats with producer Gwyn Rhys Davies. Writer Hilary Smith from Frenchay is featured with her short story that tells the tale of Somersert village Shapwick and it's status as a thankful village. The Bristol based comedian Abi Clarke got her first million view video after being featured on 麻豆约拍 Upload with her sketch New Year New You - so Adam looks back at it for new year. Helen Pugh is a writer who was born in Chilcompton has uploaded an extract of her book 'Unsung Women in Somerset' which explores the tale of a Yeovil woman who voted in an election before it was legal, and Swindon writer Phil Gilvin continues the theme of powerful women with his novel 'Truth Sister' set in the year 2149. Alice Wickham has sent a poem that's about developing a sense of inner (and outer) strength and Jane Barnes has uploaded her comedy song about getting old.

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