2025-02-28
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Hello, I'm Robin Inks.
And I'm Brian Cox.
And we would like to tell you about the new series of the Infinite Monkey Cage.
We're going to have a planet off Jupiter versus Scepter.
It's very well done that, because in the script it does say wrestling voice.
After all of that, it's going to kind of chill out a bit and talk about ice.
And also in this series we're discussing history of Music recording with Brian Eno and looking at nature's shapes.
So listen wherever you get your podcasts.
BBC Sounds Music Radio podcasts.
Hello, I'm Martin Lewis and this is the cunningly named the Martin Lewis Podcast.
I do wonder what that's going to be about.
Usually much of it comes from my BBC Radio 5 live show with Adrian Charles.
But there's bonus money saving tips just for you lucky, lucky podcast listeners.
In today's pod, the energy price cap that two thirds of homes in England, Scotland and Wales are on is to rise 6.4% in April, the third rise in a row.
Yet some will see their prices rise by up to 9%.
What does it mean for you and how do you beat it?
Plus, we've got a professor on to talk about his views on why UK energy prices are so much higher than those in Europe, the problems with the way the price cap is set and does green energy help or hinder our bills?
It's fascinating stuff.
It answers many of the frustrated questions many of you get in touch with me about, but it's outside my expertise, so I've brought him on.