商品簡介
BBC Radio 4's Saturday Live, the network's flagship Saturday morning program, has been on the air since 2006 and is hugely popular. Since 2011 it has featured a slot called "Thank You," for which members of the public phone in to thank people for kind acts they have done for them in the past—sometimes decades and decades ago—and who they didn't get a chance to thank at the time. It's a lovely, heartwarming slot and regularly brings listeners to tears. Stories range from the district nurse who thanked the person who gave her a car to carry out her rounds after she lost her own in an accident, to the person who thanked every driver who stopped on the M6 motorway to collect her clothes up after a suitcase/roofrack malfunction—though she was a bit embarrassed that the clothes weren't clean! There's the lady who was rescued from a lake 60 years ago and never knew who her rescuer was, and the man who was so grateful when a cab driver waived the fare as he took home his newborn baby. This uplifting, dip-in-and-outable book gathers together the very best of the "Thank You" stories. It's the perfect antidote for a cold, miserable winter day—read it and you'll see the very best of human nature.
作者簡介
Saturday Live is a hugely popular program broadcast in the UK on Radio 4 on Saturday mornings, presented by the Reverend Richard Coles. It includes interviews with studio guests, human interest stories, and lots of audience participation. Richard Coles is a Church of England priest, musician, and popular broadcaster. He is the presenter of Saturday Live on BBC Radio 4, and was the keyboard player in 80s band The Communards.
