Phil and Heather take a visit to the Spaceguard Centre in Knighton to learn why it's so important to keep track of leftovers. And, if making stars and destroying planets isn't quite what you'd expect from the Wiggly Podcast, there's a Montycast plus a tip

It's the warmest April on record so Heather, Phil and Monty set off to the far side of the farm for a picnic. Of course, Heather can't resist the opportunity of giving Phil a hard time over his belated entry into the HLS. Resistance is futile, Phil. Catch

Spring is in the air, and the cattle have a spring in their step as they are let out into the open fields for the first time this year. One cow in particular, though, has slightly too much of a spring in her step and comes a cropper. Monty returns with th

The fine weather temps Heather, San, Rachel and Phil out into the Wiggly Garden to discuss classes for retrievers, the lack of swallows and martins, the latest online competition and Farmer Phil's ongoing problems with bovineTB. There's even time for a fa

The Wiggly Podcast Christmas Special for 2010 featuring Radio 2's Terry Walton. Catch up on any editions you may have missed in our Podcast Archive at http://www.wigglywigglers.co.uk/podcasts/index.html Contact us - website www.wigglywigglers.co.uk, telep

Heather, San, Monty, and Farmer Phil gather on the Wiggly Sofa to learn the secrets of transporting cattle from Rob the livestock haulier. But first there are two Christmas Conundrums from San, two Monty Facts, a trip to the Mistletoe market, another re

Heather slightly crashes the Wiggly Van, Richard's hair needs coppicing, the SAS invade the farm and local farmer, Ian Prior, explains his goal of balancing efficiency with sustainability. Catch up on any editions you may have missed in our Podcast Archiv

Heather and Christine Hope visit Windsor Castle to meet the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh. Meanwhile, back at base, a team from FWAG find Yellowhammers, Kestrels and overwintering Snipe on the farm, leading Farmer Phil to enter a competition with real cash

The long lost Blackthorn show is found, Heather and Monty make Sloe Gin, Rachel files her final report from the Gambia and Heather attends the launch of the Connected Kingdom Report and speaks with the Minister for Universities and Science, David Willetts

This week Heather talks to five leading players in the Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group. Meanwhile, back on the farm, it's a stressful time for Farmer Phil as the vet visits to test for TB in the cattle. Catch up on any editions you may have missed in