Welcome to Night Vale's 100th Episode. A toast! The voices featured this episode are: Cecil Baldwin, James Urbaniak, Mara Wilson, Annie Savage, Mark Gagliardi, Emma Frankland, Meg Bashwiner, Jackson Publick, Kate Jones, Maureen Johnson, Erica Livingston, Christopher Loar, Kevin R. Free, Lauren Sharpe, Felicia Day, Marc Evan Jackson, Molly Quinn, Fred (the OS computer voice), Wil Wheaton, Symphony Sanders, Aliee Chan, Jasika Nicole, Desiree Burch, Retta, Hal Lublin, Dylan Marron, Jeffrey Cranor, and Flor De Liz Perez. Weather: "Second Song" by Joseph Fink. josephfink.bandcamp.com Music: Disparition, disparition.info. Logo: Rob Wilson, robwilsonwork.com. Produced by Night Vale Presents. Written by Joseph Fink & Jeffrey Cranor. Narrated by Cecil Baldwin. More Info: welcometonightvale.com, and follow @NightValeRadio on Twitter or Facebook.

A faint popping can be heard below the earth. The voice of the Pamela Winchell was Desiree Burch. Weather: "The Ends and the Means" by Robby Hecht robbyhecht.com Music: Disparition, disparition.info. Logo: Rob Wilson, robwilsonwork.com. Produced by Night Vale Presents. Written by Joseph Fink & Jeffrey Cranor. Narrated by Cecil Baldwin. More Info: welcometonightvale.com, and follow @NightValeRadio on Twitter or Facebook.

Greg Jenner is joined by Dr David Rooney and Desiree Burch at the literal beginning of time to explore the history of timekeeping. Covering everything from the origins of timekeeping to time in space, we even learn how you can smell the time! Above all, we finally find out who you can blame for daylight savings and the real reason it was invented.You’re Dead To Me is a production by The Athletic for BBC Radio 4. Research by Rosie Rich Written by Emma Nagouse and Greg Jenner Produced by Emma Nagouse and Greg Jenner Assistant Producer: Emmie Rose Price-Goodfellow Project Management: Isla Matthews Audio Producer: Steve Hankey

Historian Prof Benjamin Reiss and comedian Desiree Burch join host Greg Jenner to explore the life and controversial career of showman P.T. Barnum. Unraveling his illusions and exploitative exhibitions, they discuss his hoaxes, acquisition of Scudder's American Museum, hiring of General Tom Thumb, failed bid for Shakespeare's house, investment in building his mansion, and recruitment of opera singer Jenny Lind.

Recorded at the BBC Radio Theatre, this week Andy Zaltzman is joined by Angela Barnes, Ian Smith, Desiree Burch and Geoff Norcott to discuss Putin's invasion of Ukraine and the reaction at home and abroad. The team also look at the end of COVID restrictions in England, Johnson's questionnaire from the Met, and Trump's new social media venture.Hosted by Andy Zaltzman Chairs script by Andy Zaltzman Additional Material from Alice Fraser, Suchandrika Chakrabarti, Sean Stoakes and Cameron Loxdale. Production Co-ordinator: Katie Baum Sound Editor: Marc WillcoxThe Producer is Gwyn Rhys Davies, and it is a BBC Studios Production.

Dr. Hannah Thuraisingam Robbins, an expert in musical theatre and race, joins comedian Desiree Burch to navigate the fascinating history of Broadway. They explore the origins of musical theatre and highlight its powerful storytelling. The discussion touches on racial dynamics, the evolution from early adaptations to the mega musical phenomenon, and the impact of African American artists in shaping this vibrant art form. With humor and insight, they reveal Broadway's intricate relationship with both creativity and commerce.

Angela Barnes welcomes Helen Lewis, Mark Steel, Desiree Burch and Kerry Godliman.

Join comedian Desiree Burch and political correspondent Liz Bates as they hilariously dissect the chaotic political year in the UK. They delve into Rishi Sunak’s scandals, from questionable donor ties to his infamous D-Day debacle. The discussion also covers Labour's rocky start, with its blend of optimism and public disappointment. Expect a cringe-worthy review of the year’s worst political pop songs, alongside sharp insights into political disconnect and the complexities of leadership. Laughter meets insight in this engaging political recap!

Join Dr. Hannah Thuraisingam Robbins, a musical theatre historian, and comedian Desiree Burch as they dive into the vibrant world of Broadway. They explore its evolution, from early 20th-century roots to the Golden Age and the rise of megamusicals. The duo discusses the cultural impact of iconic shows, the challenges faced by black creatives, and the transformative partnership of Rogers and Hammerstein. With humor and insightful commentary, they unravel the mysteries of Broadway's history and its lasting influence on entertainment.

Professor Edith Hall and comedian Desiree Burch explore the myths and mysteries surrounding Pythagoras, from his mathematical theorem to his eccentric beliefs. Topics include his controversial life, metempsychosis, musical mathematics, and the origins of his famous theorem. The episode also touches on Pythagoras's strange practices and humorous reincarnation tales.