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28 November 2008
4 Stands Up is a programme which walks a thin line: it features stand-up comedy, normally a late-night experience, at 6.30 in the evening. But did host Rhod Gilbert cross that line on 20 November during his routine about his mother, his dog and the questionable parentage of his brother? Mark Freeland, BBC head of comedy responds to your complaints.
Malcolm Laycock has been playing British dance music and American swing music on Radio 2 for years. Why has he stopped playing the British music though? The executive producer of the programme explains why he has changed the format.
Are you an aspiring writer? Have you ever wondered how to get a play onto Radio 4? Feedback pays a visit to the Writers Room and finds out one of the ways in which the BBC is trying to attract new voices onto its airwaves. You can find out more here.
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