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Live Well with the Drug-Free Doctor.
What to do with Type 2 Diabetes, Depression and Chronic Pain without excessive medication. More vegetables, more therapy, more exercise, breathing routines, and so on.

(15-01-2026 21:14 )Doddle Wrote:  Landscape Artist of the Year 2026
11.1 Oh yeah, S11, baby! First time I'll have watched as live, and they've finally chucked the most abrasive judge (for now) too. Derwentwater offered a picturesque opening challenge, and almost all the competitors could have been picked as the winner, and even some of the wildcards were very good, too.

LAotY 2026
11.2 Back to London, and St James' Park, with a view of Buck House. News this week of a massive format change for S12 adds a melancholy touch to viewing this now. Again, generally very good results all round.

(14-11-2025 13:47 )Doddle Wrote:  Unspun World w/John Simpson
Mercifully the end of the series, summed up by a discussion on the possibilities of quantum computing, which apparently means great things for medicines, but bad news for encryption. Pretty sure there's a lot more of importance to it than either of those avenues.

Unspun World
Caroline Hawley now presenting, though John mentioned as returning next week. Presumably he's hob-nobbing in Davos. After a report on Trump's 1st year which seemed oddly positive, reports on Cuba and Iran that were along on similar lines, and a final look at Alzheimers research which emphasised how expensive the inevitable drugs will be, it's hard to see what was so Unspun about any of it.

Knight Rider Ep 3 “Brother’s Keeper” Season 2

(15-03-2023 21:57 )Doddle Wrote:  The World Within A Painting
If I followed this right, a documentary on a book about a Vermeer painting, "Officer with Laughing Girl", in which said Officer is sporting a large felt hat, which leads to the origins of felt hats, and inevitably, to Canada's Beaver Wars. No, it's true.

The World in a Painting: Ingres' Diamond
Actually a different series, albeit on the same premise. This 1807 effort depicts some bloke's mistress, qui s'appelle "Madame Duvaucey", in a time where mistresses were accepted but typically left legally unconnected, so they'd get gifts like diamonds to tide them over. If that seems dull, wait until they start harping on about how many diamonds came from India - so riveting it made me nostalgic for Crazy Legs Crane looking for gold.

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Ep 3 “Vitus Reflux,” Season 1

Great tribute to Carla Mingiardi at the end who sadly psssed away from cancer.