In this fascinating episode, Bill and Rupe sit down with David Baynham, a World War One expert from The Fusilier Museum in Warwick, to explore the rich history housed within the museum. David shares insights on the regiments origins, its mission to preserve the legacy of The Royal Warwickshire Regiment, and its impressive exhibits that span centuries of military history.

Listeners will discover details of the Birmingham Pals volunteers, we hear about William Amey who received the Victoria Cross for extraordinary bravery, and we delve into the life and career of Field Marshal Montgomery, one of Britain's most revered military leaders and the former head of the Warwickshire Regiment.

If you're passionate about history, especially military history, this episode is a must-listen!

For more details on visiting the museum, check out their website at fusiliermuseumwarwick.com.

To contact the museum email: # enquiries@fusiliermuseumwarwick.com

To support this Wonderfull museum go to https://www.gofundme.com/f/the-fusilier-museum-warwick-development-fund?utm_campaign=p_cf+share-flow-1&utm_content=undefined&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=customer&utm_term=undefined

Or visit

The Fusilier Museum Warwick,

Pageant House,

2, Jury Street,

Warwick,

CV34 4EW

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On this episode of Bill and Rupe’s Fairly Accurate Podcast, we dive into the Battle of Edgehill—the first clash of the English Civil War, which erupted on October 23, 1642. Just a few days ago, we were there ourselves, exploring the historic site on its very anniversary. From iconic landmarks to eerie tales, we captured it all in a new video now up on our Facebook page and YouTube channel!

Tune in to the podcast as we unravel the battle’s history, share our firsthand experiences, and dig into the mystery of Edgehill. Don’t miss out—hit subscribe to join our (fairly accurate) adventures through history, legend, and a few unexpected twists!

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In this episode, we’re honoured to sit down with singer-songwriter Rob Halligan, a true musical storyteller admired by both Bill and Rupe for years. Rob’s music is more than just a melody—it’s a deeply personal reflection of his life’s journey, filled with heart, soul, and raw honesty.

In this episode, Rob takes us on a gripping journey through his past: from brushes with the law in his teenage years, leaving his hometown behind, to finding solace in a religious community. His faith, his music, and the tragic loss of his father in the World Trade Center attacks have shaped him into the artist and person he is today. Whether performing in cozy venues or on global stages, Rob’s heartfelt songs resonate with audiences everywhere.

But it’s not just about the music—Rob’s gift for storytelling extends beyond his lyrics. Known for his captivating stage presence, he effortlessly engages listeners with every word. As Paul Gambaccini of the BBC put it, “These are some of the strongest songs I have heard.”

Rob’s candid reflections on life, faith, and his artistic journey will leave you both moved and inspired.

For fans of any type of music, raw storytelling, and soulful melodies, this episode is a must-listen. Rob’s music has been compared to icons like Neil Diamond, Bruce Springsteen, and Billy Bragg—yet his sound is entirely his own, blending folk and country into something both timeless and fresh.

Don’t miss out on this incredible conversation! Subscribe and listen now to Bill and Rupe’s Fairly Accurate Podcast featuring Rob Halligan. You’ll discover not only great music but the incredible human stories behind it.

Connect with Rob Halligan:

• Website: robhalligan.co.uk
• Bandcamp: robhalligan.bandcamp.com/community
• Facebook: facebook.com/HalliganMusic
• Twitter: @RHalligan
• Email: blatant.promotions@gmail.com
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Welcome to “Five Go Sailing,” where we dive into the rhythms of life with our special guest, Kelly Elliot talented singer-songwriter who’s not only making waves with her music but also sailing through the Mediterranean with her family. Alongside her husband—the ingenious mind behind the “pBone” (plastic trombone) —they’re homeschooling their three young children while exploring new horizons. Kelly and Hugh join us from the shores of Sardinia to take us on an inspiring journey of becoming professional musicians playing for famous celebrities (not to mention Royalty) and their passion for living life their way. Join us as we explore the intersection of creativity, adventure, and family life on the high seas. Let’s set sail!

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Episode 9: Ask For Help

Subtitle: Men’s mental health

In this episode Bill and Rupe discuss men’s mental health.

They are both aware that saying the wrong thing on a podcast that is listened to by hundreds (soon to be thousands) of people could be taken wrong – they are the first to admit they are not mental health specialists.

If you feel you may be triggered in some way by their discussion on mental health, suicide and depression, give this podcast a miss!

This was recorded on World Mental Health Day and is a subject close to their hearts.

If you are struggling, or know someone struggling, ask for help from a professional to get personalised advice and treatment options. The following websites can provide valuable information and support, but they should not be considered a replacement for professional help when needed.

• Mind: Mind is a leading mental health charity in the UK. They offer information and support for people experiencing mental health issues. You can visit their website at www.mind.org.uk
• CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably): CALM is a charity dedicated to preventing male suicide in the UK. Their website offers information, support, and resources for men dealing with mental health challenges. You can visit their website at www.thecalmzone.net
• Samaritans: Samaritans is a helpline available 24/7 for anyone in need of emotional support. They also have information and resources on their website. Visit them at www.samaritans.org
• Men's Health Forum: The Men's Health Forum provides resources and support for various men's health issues, including mental health. You can find information on their website at www.menshealthforum.org.uk
• Rethink Mental Illness: Rethink Mental Illness provides information and support for individuals and families affected by mental illness. Their website is www.rethink.org
• NHS Choices: The NHS (National Health Service) website offers information on mental health services and resources available in the UK. You can find mental health information at
• www.nhs.uk/conditions/stress-anxiety-depression/.
• https://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/explore-mental-health/a-z-topics/men-and-mental-health
• https://uk.movember.com/mens-health/mental-health
• https://www.priorygroup.com/blog/40-of-men-wont-talk-to-anyone-about-their-mental-health

Please note that it's essential to consult with a healthcare professional for personalized advice and treatment options for mental health concerns. These organizations can provide valuable information and support, but they should not be considered a replacement for professional help when needed.

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Episode 8: Meet George, the Hilarious Ex-Monk!

In this episode we introduce George Deans, an extraordinary ex-monk from Oxfordshire who is passionate about raising funds for those in need.

In this podcast episode George recounts some wonderful tales about living as a monk and the adventures that ensued.

Follow George through his humble beginnings in a working-class Dundee neighbourhood, as he delves into his journey of becoming a monk and serving in the poorest regions of the UK and Ireland. In this episode he shares some of the funny antics he and his fellow monks got up to.

George honestly reveals the challenges he faced working with those who had nothing but still managed to contribute to church funds. Despite questioning some church practices, George's unwavering faith remains strong.

Hosts Bill and Rupe delve into George's thoughts on God, religion, death, and the inner workings of the church. They ask questions.....Does the Vatican secretly investigate aliens? Are there specialized teams handling exorcisms and poltergeists? Why does God allow illness and disease?

As their conversation continues, George shares heartwarming experiences working with individuals with special needs and expresses his unequivocal love for Celtic Football Club. In an unexpected twist, Rupe smashes George in a football trivia match! Was this by divine intervention, or maybe some cheating involved?

Join in on this lively discussion featuring GeorgeDeans on Bill and Rupe's Fairly Accurate Podcast!

Follow and leave a glowing review if you enjoy the show!

Blessings be upon you!

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