The Banff Spy Podcast

The simple piece of paper that brought American into World War 1 in 1917
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Have you wondered what it would be like to work for MI6 - the UK's Secret Intelligence Service?

Please listen to Sir Richard Dearlove, the former Chief of MI6 whilst he talks about his career as an Intelligence Officer.  He also talks about career opportunities for young people who might like to consider a career in one of the three British Intelligence Services, MI5, MI6 and GCHQ.

Details for the UK's Intelligence Services can be found at our website: http://banffspy.com
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Do you have the courage to listen to this podcast?

Do you believe in ghosts?

This podcast might help explain why some people believe they have seen or heard ghosts.

Not for scaredy-cats!
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Have you wondered what it takes to become an actor?

Iona Reid, our Banff Spy Producer,  trained for many years to become an actor. 

If you would like to make acting your career, then please listen to this podcast. 

In the podcast Iona talks about her ambition to become an actor,  the drama schools she went to and what it takes to become an actor.

The drama schools Iona attended were:

Italia Conti - https://www.italiaconti.com

The School of the Science of Acting:  https://www.scienceofacting.com

Kingston University - https://www.kingston.ac.uk/faculties/kingston-school-of-art/study/performing-arts/drama/

If you would like to talk to the Banff Spy about your ambitions then please get in touch by sending a mail to Richard  [email protected]

 
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You might believe that the Morse Code has faded away and died.  It hasn't.

The Morse Code was one of the reasons the Titanic sank.

During this podcast,  09op[x about this mysterious code made up of dots and dashes which was used for communications for most of the 20th Century.

If you listen to this podcast, you might even learn some Morse Code characters or, if you are interested in radio communications, you might, after listened to this podcast, decide to learn the Morse Code and use it for communicating with other 'key bashers' around the world.

The Morse Code was used by many organisations and spies all over the world used Morse Code to communicate secret messages to they spymasters!
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