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Just wanted to bring this thread back up to the top. We are almost through series 3 of Doc Martin. My DH and I have really been enjoying it! As soon as the music starts we just immerse ourselves in the small town life of Port Wenn. We watched the first series on Netflix, but they didn't have the second series available for streaming at that time, so we switched to Hulu. We will probably check out some of the other series that Hulu recommended based on our being Doc Martin fans. I wasn't sure how we were going to watch series 4, so I checked on Netflix again, and they seem to have all 4 series available for streaming now.

I love men in kilts! I first discovered this band on Garage Band site, love them and downloaded several of their songs from there where the band was providing them for free download to get their name out. Enter The Haggis - Gasoline and from the great state of Louisiana one of our awesome Cajun fellas Tab Benoit Tab Benoit - Bayou Boogie (live) tab benoit Nothing gets you moving like good zydeco Buckwheat zydeco Beau soleil Wayne Toups and this group of ladies that my sisters and I went to school with. Les Amies Louisianaises Cajun - Les Amies Louisianaises - La Grace du Ciel them singing Amazing Grace in Cajun French

I listen to podcasts when I go to bed. My favourites are Good Job Brain a trivia podcast - the group is a little loud but they have good quizzes and topics of trivia. A Way With Words, an etymology of words and sayings, it is a radio show and they have callers who call to ask about words and sayings, really interesting and a new show every Monday morning. The British History Podcast, my favourite, Jamie Jeffers really does his research and really goes in deep into Anglo Saxon history and the Dark Ages where most historians just gloss over. I bought one of his Hipster Hadrian tee shirts. The Food Programme, a BBC British show about food, not a cooking show. I really like this one. America's Test Kitchen, call in show with some tips and recipes and usually an interview. I used to listen to Stuff You Never Learned in History Class but when they put in 2 new narrators I didn't like their voices or the way they told the stories but the info is good. Desert Island Discs from BBC, I like to listen also to a few Scottish podcasts because I miss hearing the Scottish accent of my family members no longer with us. Canadian CBC also has podcasts I listen to. Anne This post was edited by cherryfizz on Tue, Jan 6, 15 at 14:59