Liza Tarbuck

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Liza entertains the nation for Saturday supper time.

Liza entertains the nation with listener tales of the extraordinary and the everyday blended with an eclectic, hand picked soundtrack for the perfect Saturday evening.

Liza Tarbuck: Surprisingly Speedy, Bat-Caved Chihuahuas

Surprisingly Speedy, Bat-Caved Chihuahuas

BBC Radio 2 - Liza Tarbuck, Surprisingly Speedy, Bat-Caved Chihuahuas

Liza and the collective talk mug culls and the joy of chihuahuas.

Liza and the collective talk mug culls and the joy of chihuahuas, all soundtracked by music from Massive Attack, David Bowie, West Coast girl group The Apollas and Roy Rogers.

Peanut Tarbuck (the Chihuahua) sparks some hilarious stories featuring our funny, feisty, four-legged friends. 

Mugs are the order of the day, but are you a culler or a keeper? One member of the collective claims to have 59. Excessive, non?

And we celebrate the genius of Steve Wright, ahead of a special edition of Sunday Love Songs.

All washed down with a delicious musical cocktail featuring Massive Attack, David Bowie, West Coast girl group The Apollas, and a cowboy ditty from Roy Rogers.

Amazing music. Played by an amazing line up.

Radio 2: Amazing music. Played by an amazing line-up. The home of great music, entertainment and documentaries

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