Does anyone remember two way family favourites?

Glenfinnan

Great memories… always listened with my Mum .. while we had a cup of camp coffee!!!

Camp Coffee!

Wasn't there a picture of a Scottish man and an Indian man, both in full regalia, on the label?

I remember Sargent Bilko, The Phil Silvers Show. It was a bit too fast firing with the gags for me!

shysal

Yes, we listened every Sunday morning. The radio volume was turned down if the Beverley Sisters came on as my mother hated them!
Am I right in thinking Children's Favourites was also on on Sundays, presented by Archie Andrews - a ventriloquist's dummy?

Educating Archie.
Ventroliquist Peter Brough with his dummy Archie Andrews and featuring Julie Andrews and Tony Hancock.

It was very popular and no-one thought it the least bit strange to have a radio programme starring a ventriloquist' s dummy!

Was it Round the Horne that had Kenneth Williams as “Julian and his (boy)friend Sandy”? They spoke polari which fascinated me!

Loved that programme.

Great memories… always listened with my Mum .. while we had a cup of camp coffee!!!

Happy contented days. And Housewives Choice, Music While You Work, Listen With Mother, Children’s Hour. And one I remember which, when I ask others of my age, they don’t! It was - ‘Its five to 10, time for the Morning Story.’

Wonderful thread and wonderful memories, thanks so much everybody. I remember all these programmes, we had a tele but listened to the “wireless” a lot too. Makes me miss my Mum though … 😢

Thank you all for sharing your memories of Sunday mornings. They resonate so strongly with my own memories of that time, and of my Dad listening to the wireless (he never called it the radio). Wonderful names from the past...Wilfred Pickles _ "give 'em the money Mabel! Dad and I used to love listening to it. Meanwhile, Mum would be slaving in the kitchen to get dinner ready to put on the table.

Yes. I think it was on a Sunday if I remember correctly.

I thought of this just the other day when the drone hit in Cyprus and they mentioned RAF Akrotiri. It was Sunday lunchtime listening in the 50s and 60s. Followed by programs like Round the Horne and Billy Cotton Bandshow.

I remember listening to it and also Junior Choice, Jimmy Clitheroe and Listen with Mother.

I listened to all those programmes on Sundays, ending with listening to the top twenty with my dad, late at night. I suspect that might have been on Radio Luxembourg.

Oh yes, I remember it so well, I used to love all of the messages

Polomint - my mum always listened to this on Sunday because her brother was stationed in Germany. I dreaded it & Sing Something Simple later in the day because it meant school was looming the next day!

and what about Edmundo Ros

Oh yes. I had visions of a handsome Latin American man.

Yep. Fond memories every Sunday morning.

...and what about Edmundo Ross. I was only a young teenager but I absolutely loved the music. I used to listen to Sing Something Simple on a Sunday evening whilst at college. My fellow students though I was so old fashioned.......

The Glums were on Take it from Here!

No one has mentioned Larry the Lamb (yes Mr Maaayor sir) (Not a typo!) Also my favourite "Nature Parliament" where nature experts answered children's questions, and discussed nature in general. I had a question answered on the programme, but we were away on holiday, and I missed it, and it was left to my cousins to tell me. I was so upset! My question was "Rooks build their nests really high up in trees. Do they get blown away by the wind?" Or words to that effect.
I used to listen to "Journey into Space" on our Radiofusion radio. One hand on the off button when it got scary.

Yes I remember it, and Children's favourites too. If I was off school sick I would listen to the radio (The Light Programme) Housewives Choice too. I never listened to the Archers though Mrs Dales Diary on occasion.

I can remember listening to The Clithroe Kid on a Sunday if I happened to be at my grandparents house.

Thank you Polo for posting that - genius. Remember all those programmes, along with the \Sunday ritual. Gentler days, hey ho.

Remember hearing it at my grandparents

Bluesmum

We never had a tv either but I remember a radio favourite in our house was Workers Playtime, hosted by the unforgettable Wilfred Pickles!!! Anyone else remember his catchphrase - “give ‘em the money, Mabel”?!!! Happy days of innocent, decent clean humour!

The humour was not as cleanas we thought it was - very clever word play and double entendre. Round the Horne was quite smutty. Have listened to it recently no swearing but.....

The mention of RAF akritiri brought back the family favourites.