A Conversation for The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Future With Douglas Adams - Programme One
Will there be archives?
Aenjel Started conversation Oct 3, 2000
I live near the U.S. Pacific coast. We'll have a hard time listening to a live broadcast or webcast at GMT -8. Will the BBC or H2G2 have an archive so we can listen later?
Will there be archives?
Misty_kay Posted Oct 3, 2000
I'm at school so I won't be able to listen to it either
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Lisa the Freak // Poet by the Toga Posted Oct 3, 2000
ditto the last comment but i'm bringing in my radio 
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Aleric B Posted Oct 4, 2000
Please, god let there be archives...I'm very interested in hearing this, but the prospect of getting up at 3 in the morning to do so, and then having to go to school, does not excite me. And I doubt the other inhabitants of my house would appreciate the sound blaring from the computer at such an hour...
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The researcher formerly known as binky Posted Oct 4, 2000
Check out the Radio 4 website http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/hitchhikers/ there are realaudio extracts.
Listening to it at the moment, can't actually tell if it's a live feed or a stored file, I actually think it's the later, so that may be good news.
Neil.
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The researcher formerly known as binky Posted Oct 4, 2000
Definitely check out the website, it has expanded versions of some of the interviews (some with video).
Neil.
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