Podcast by Tim Ross

SUMMER BREEZE // The change we've all been waiting for...

Podcast by Tim Ross

Show Notes

Summer Breeze is a new podcast designed to be scintillating company. Listen on Christmas morning, on those long drives up the coast or those balmy nights in the caravan when you want to get away from your family.

Summer Breeze delivers the perfect amount of musical cheese featuring a selection of the greatest hit of all time. Rounding out the entertainment are laidback conversations with some of the most interesting people who were available. This is an experience not to be missed.

Please join your hosts Tim Ross and Kit Warhurst as they take you for a summer spin alongside very special guests that include football legend and renaissance man Bob Murphy, TV's very own Tom Williams, and the one and only Kevin McCloud.

Podcasts might be all about true crime but the only crime you will he committing this summer is not listening to Summer Breeze.

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