Ray's Rants Podcast - I've been robbed! Thank goodness!

Meeting girls, or boys, in the 1960s was very different from today's boy meets girl scenario. No mobile phone, no internet... How did we meet new people? Simple really. We met face to face, in the flesh, in pubs and clubs and at parties. We had to master the art of chatting up the opposite sex, or the same sex.

What was family life like back in the 1950s? No fridge, keep the milk outside in buckets. You you remember sheets, blankets and an eiderdown on your bed? Fireworks, fridges, freezers... Join me for a chat about the old days.

You've been robbed, your brand new car stolen... why would you be pleased? It doesn't make sense... or, does it?

In this episode, I talk about the early days of CB radio. It was good, it was bad, but most people loved it! Also, a hoax... school is closed, go home! I have a note from my mum... Liar! Haha!

DIY disasters! Plumbing cock-ups. Ceilings and supporting walls crumbling. Chimney breast collapsing, nightmare. Central heating radiator bodge. Join me for a few do it yourself stories of absolute catastrophic proportions.

My son stole my house! Really? Traditions and values have gone. Curry for Christmas dinner? Christmas Eve in the pub. Fading memory.

Have you heard the expression, Bring Back the Birch? It was an evil punishment, not only for adults but school kids. School discipline, the ruler across your knuckles, the cane, six of the best... Has school discipline been lost these days? Also in this episode, speeding cars, how to stop strangers talking to you, home haircuts, and more...

In this episode, tight-fisted, mean, miserable, gits! Haha! Also, more skeletons in the cupboard. Hiding money from your partner. Lying about intentions. Keeping your cash a secret. Deceit. Lies. Cheating.

Do you have skeletons in the cupboard. Apparently, most people do! Dark secrets! Also, the small of home cooking, freshly baked bread, pies in the oven, cakes... bliss! Plus, the fate of out cherry tree. How many trips do you make to the rubbish dump? Join me this Sunday for a good old chat.

Are you getting your oats? Now, there's a question! Is your wife a housewife? In the old days, she was a slave! Whose house is it, anyway? We all hate politics! What was it like back then before social media?