Do you have a favourite toy? Were you a master of monopoly? Do you know that toys and games are an essential part of learning and imagination?

Join Peter and Russell this week as we take a look at the various toys and games throughout history. When did chess become a thing? Who inspired the Teddy Bear?

Why was one of the first talking dolls a commercial failure? All this and more about toys and games in this weeks episode of Sound Bites.

Welcome, explorers and history buffs, to another Sound Bites episode, this week we will look at part one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World! In this episode Peter and Russel will embark on four of the seven wonders, starting with the Great Pyramids of Giza, the Colussus of Rhodes, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon and the Lighthouse of Alexandria.

Join us as we traverse the sands of Egypt, wander through the ruins of Greece, and gaze upon the enigmatic wonders that once dazzled the ancient world. Whether you're a history aficionado or just curious about the ancient marvels that shaped our world, this episode is your ticket to a fascinating journey through time.

So, grab your virtual passport and let’s set off on a whirlwind tour of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World—where history comes alive, and every stone tells a story!

The Eurovision Song Contest is well underway for 2021 and Peter and Russell are reviewing the performances, playing various entries and making some predictions. We have seen most of the dress rehearsals, we've read the reviews, we've picked our favourites and we know which countries have made it into the Grand Final. We will also cover some more fun facts, play some previous winners and talk about how COVID has changed the Eurovision rules. So turn on your wind and smoke machines, break out the Swedish Meatballs and spin those disco balls for the musical extravaganza that awaits. Let the Sound Bites Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest review begin!