audio by year 2010

Chance Music with Bob Shingleton - listen back as Bob takes us on a random 'chance' journey through some of the varied music on his I-pod courtesy of the shuffle function.

- Our music correspondent Will Wilson provides a report

- Kimberley Cuthbert-Black reports from a recent production at The Maddermarket Theatre

- Kate Roma brings three guests into the Platform studio

- Tony Cleary talks about what's happening on the Classical scene in Norwich, and Norfolk

- Angela Phillip pops in to tell us about two upcoming events in Norwich

Brendan Joyce, Director of the Norfolk Wildlife Trust, talks to Community Chest about their current bid to raise £1 million to buy Norfolks land and turn it into a nature reserve.

An interview with Border Community's Nathan Fake prior to his apperance at Norwich Art's Centre on Friday 29th January.

President of the Broads Society, Bryan Reid talks to Mike Stevens of Community Chest.

Richard Penguin brings us another hour of the finest Acoustic and Eclectic music from around the world.

On this weeks Platform:

- Kimberley Cuthbert-Black reports from The Maddermarket

- Rebecca Chapman reports from a recent event at The Garage

- Eve Stebbing is live in the studio to chat about a recent production at the Norwich Arts' Centre

- Judi Daiken is live in the studio with another brand new story

- Charlie Wilson is in the studio to give us a round up of the comedy scene in Norwich

Tony Carter talks to Community Chest about 'Home information packs' and Energy efficiency

Matt Wickes from the Energy Saving Trust talks to Community Chest about water conservation.

Mark Wells, the chairman of the Norfolk & Suffolk Boating Association chats to Community Chest.

Chance Music with Bob Shingleton - listen back as Bob takes us on a random 'chance' journey through some of the varied music on his I-pod courtesy of the shuffle function.

On this weeks show:

- Tony Cleary profiles the internationally renowned Hungarian poet, George Szirtes. Part 1 of 2.

- Kate Roma brings a report on a new exhibition opening at the UEA.

- Alan Smalls reports from The Maddermarket theatre in Norwich.

- Peter Beck is in the studio and brings us a report from 'The Producers' at the Norwich Theatre Royal.

- Katie John reports from LGBT month.

Rory McVicar plays a live session and chats to Sam Leonard on the Afternoon Session.

On this weeks show:

- Tony Cleary is in to talk about the Britten Sinfonia and also provides us with the seond part of his profile on poet George Szirtes

- Resident poet John Osbourne is in the studio to read us some poetry

- Tony Cleary profiles the late Saxophonist, Composer and band leader, Sir John Dankworth

Sarah Gore of the UEA School of Music chats to Stash Kirkbride and brings along a student of the school, Matt Martin, to perform.

This week Richard Penguin has special guest Karen Tweed in the studio with him talking about her career and some of her favourite music. She also plays us two live tracks.

On this weeks show:

- Stash interviews local band 'Crumbs for Comfort' and they play us two of their tracks

- Kate Roma reports from the latest Bonanafana night at The Talk

- Rebecca Chapman reports on 'Les Miserables', currently being performed at The Norwich Theatre Royal

- Kate Roma brings us an interview with local magician Bob Percy

- Peter Beck pops in to the studio to talk about the 'Young Peoples Theatre' production of 'Bugsy Malone'

- Kyla Szirtes is in the studio to chat about an upcoming theatre production she is taking part in

Chief Executive Officer of NELM: Nick Craig, chats to Tim Macwilliam on CC.

Interview with Linda Bellos, founder of Black History Month, at the launch of Norfolk's first ever LGBT History Month on 1st February 2010

Vince Laws' recites his 'Slime' poem at Norfolk's first ever LGBT History Month Launch on February 1st

Bruce Hanson - Head of Tourism Development for The Broads Authority - chats to Community Chest about The Broads 2010 campaign.

Richard Penguin brings us another hour of the finest Acoustic and Eclectic music from around the world.

On this weeks show:

- Vince Laws performs a brand new play he has written, as part of LGBT month

- Charlie wilson is in the studio to round-up all the latest comedy events in Norwich and Norfolk

- Mark Bond-Webster brings us another New Writing Forum feature

- Judi Daiken is in the studio to read us another story she has written

- Peter Barrow speaks to our theatre correspondent Peter Beck about a new film script he is writing

Jasmine talks to Casper James about Culture Crossroads and his recent travels in the Dominican Republic, Cuba and Haiti after the earthquake.

Jasmine talks to Casper James about Culture Crossroads and his recent travels in the Dominican Republic, Cuba and Haiti after the earthquake

Chris Hull from Transition Norwich talks to Mike Stevens about energy saving, waste, and whether to fly or not to fly.

Phil Johnson chats to Mike Stevens about filming on The Norfolk Broads and his visual production company 'Mainsail Media'. http://www.mainsailmedia.com

Richard Penguin brings us another hour of the finest Acoustic and Eclectic music from around the world.

On this weeks show:

- Judi Daiken is in the studio to read us the last of her three specially comissioned short stories

- Stash then profiles Judi Daiken

- Tony Cleary continues his 'Norwich 12' features by profiling St. Johns Cathedral in Norwich

- Simone Hayes reports on magician/comedian Chris Cox who recently appeared at Cinema City in Norwich

Mike Stevens reports from the Wildlife Extravaganza: an event to celebrate the bio-diversity of The Broads, which took place outside The Forum in Norwich.

The Project Officer of 'Mosaic' chats to Mike Stevens about his group who aim to enlighten ethnic groups on the wonders of the countryside, especially The Norfolk Broads.

Pip Coker from the Julian Housing Trust chats to Mike Stevens on Community Chest.

Local guitarist Pat Falgate plays a live session and chats to Sam Leonard on the Afternoon Session.

Community Chest Jasmine talks to young people Ed and Maddie from Wymondham College and Clive Astley, local Magistrate, about the Mock Trial Competition they took part in.

Community Chest Jasmine talks to Trish Phillips Chair of the Independent Monitoring Board at HMP Bure, sex offender's prison, and Clive Astley, local Magistrate.

On this weeks show:

- Vince Laws is in the studio to read us some more of his poetry

- Tony Cleary brings us a report on Iranian composer Saeed Sharifian

- Alan Smalls has been to the Maddermarket Theatre and brings us a report from 'The Birthday Party production'

- Our featured artist today is Jane May-Seison

Dan Le Sac of 'Dan Le Sac Vs Scroobius Pip' chats to Sam Leonard on the Afternoon Session.

Will Fellows from The Carbon Trust chats to Mike Stevens on Community Chest about Carbon Trust Loans.

On this weeks show:

- Stash and Richard Penguin discuss and review Platform Unplugged which took place at Norwich Playhouse on the 20th March 2010

- Eve Stebbing is in the studio to perform a specially commisioned one act play with the 'Spin-off Theatre'.

Frank Turner performs three tracks and chats to Toby Newton on The Afternoon Session.

Pauline and Carrie from the Wise Archive chat to Jan and Mike on CC.

Noel from Dumbfoundus drops in to the studio to play a live session.

Jasmine talks to Clive Wilkins Jones from the Norfolk Heritage Centre in the Millenium Library

Community Chest Jasmine talks to Dennis Lecorriere, former lead vocalist and 'the voice' of '70s band Dr Hook, who is coing to Norwich Theatre Royal on his UK tour on 2nd April

Richard Penguin brings us another hour of the finest Acoustic and Eclectic music from around the world.

On this weeks show:

- Alan Smalls brings us a report from the Great Hall Players

- Mark Bond-Webster brings us another Norfolk New Writing Forum

- Stash Kirkbride shares three of his favourite reports from his time as presenter of Platform

Richard Penguin brings us another hour of the finest Acoustic and Eclectic music from around the world.

Music is performed everywhere in Morocco - in concerts and cafes, at private homes, at circumcision ceremonies, marriages, funerals and religious processions, and also as an accompaniment to dancing and storytelling.

On this weeks show:

- We feature some of the performances from the recent 'Platform Unplugged' night at the Playhouse, including: Grenade On Your Back, Dim Goddess, Crude Apache and The Ferries

- We replay interviews with local poets: Jon Osborne and Molly Naylor

- Tony Cleary brings us another of his Norwich 12 features. This time it's Norwich City Hall

Mike and Jan of CC chat to some first time voters from Future Projects.

Keith Slater brings us two hours of tropical rarities.

Richard Penguin brings us another hour of the finest Acoustic and Eclectic music from around the world.

Includes 1st in the series classic album of the week. This week- the Go Betweens- 16 Lovers Lane.

On this weeks show:

- Black Ram theatre Company representatives - Russel Turner and Tim
Hartill some in to tell us about their current tour.

- Headcrash at the Birdcage - Russell Turner tells us about this event
held at the Birdcage showcasing local poets, comedians, musicians.

- Eamonn Burgess returns to Platform with a preview of an exhibtion to
be held at the Assembly Rooms called a Parliament of Rooks

- Clare Pastorius an artist working in sound guides us through some of
her work

Terry Lee brings us a report about his recent trip to BeWILDerwood. (This featured on our outside broadcast from Whitlingham, on the 12th April)

Tim MacWilliam brings us a report from Whitlingham Boot Camp. (This report featured on our recent outside broadcast from Whitlingham)

Tim MacWilliam brings us a report from the recent Whitlingham Spring Open Day.

Jess Morgan plays a live session and chats to Sam Leonard on the Afternoon Session.

Richard Penguin brings us another hour of the finest Acoustic and Eclectic music from around the world. 

Classic album of the week- Martin Stephenson and The Daintees- Boat to Bolivia.

On this weeks show:

- Kate Roma reports from John Osbournes book launch

- Molly Naylor is in the studio to talk about 'The Poet Club' and she reads us some of her work

- Alan Smalls reports from The Maddermarket Theatre about an upcoming production named 'French Without Tears'

- Comedy Correspondent Charlie Wilson is in the studio to tell us about recent comedy events in Norwich and previews some future events

Wendy Roby in conversation with Kate Roma

Paul Burn speaks with Peter Hook, the bass player with Joy Division and New Order about his current tour with Howard Marks and his plans to open up a club and bring music from 'Unknown Pleasures' to new audiences.

• On this weeks show: Will Wilson makes his debut as one of the Platform presenters: 
• We hear a couple of tracks from local guitarist Andrew Taylor recorded live at NAC.
• Henry Layte chats to Will all about the "Hack- in -the- Box" - an event taking place throughout the Festival season at the Book Hive in Norwich. 
• Mark Bond -Webster brings us this months Norfolk New Writing Forum.

Alison Turner chats to Richard Smith, the Media Manager of the RNLI on CC.

Samuel Leonard and Phoebe O'Donnell talk to the incredible Girl in a Thunderbolt about gigging, recording and the Northern Lights.

www.myspace.com/girlinathunderbolt

Matt Burman, Executive Producer of the Norfolk and Norwich Festival, introduces 12 tracks linked in with the festival's extensive lineup of arts, music, theatre, dance and exciting miscellany.

Another show featuring Folk, Acoustic, and Eclectic music from around the world.

This weeks show features an interview with Scott Butler the organiser of the Cromer Folk on the Pier weekend.

Classic album of the week- Nick Drake- Five Leaves Left.

This week Richard Penguin brings us a special interview with folk legend Tom Paley and plays music that has surrounded his career.

Episode 1 of 'John Peel's Shed' - presented by John Osborne.

For more information visit www.futureradio.co.uk/johnpeelsshed

More comedy gold from the Dave & Confused team. Featuring Bernard's classic track "Battered Sausage & Chips", some parrot related chat and revelations about John Bonham's special flight arrangements. And not forgetting the News, Car Boot Roundup and all your other favourite features!

Richard Penguin brings us a special show featuring Tom Paley live in the studio.

Episode 2 of 'John Peel's Shed' - presented by John Osborne.

For more information visit www.futureradio.co.uk/johnpeelsshed

Presenter Kate Roma interviews Russell Turner to discover the 7 songs that have made him the man he is.

Richard Penguin brings us another hour of the finest Acoustic and Eclectic music from around the world.

Classic album of the week- The Blue Aeroplanes- Beatsongs

Episode 3 of 'John Peel's Shed' - presented by John Osborne. For more information visit www.futureradio.co.uk/johnpeelsshed

Keith Slater presents the latest edition of Boiling Point.

Listen to the talented James Eliot Taylor with a host of great live songs

www.myspace.com/jameseliottaylor

Image by Jane Vance -www.janevance.co.uk

Includes part 2 of Richard Penguin's interview with Damien Barber.

Classic album of the week- Fairport Convention- What we did on our holidays.

Join Kate Roma with James Clayton as he introduces us to his seven song choices from the past and present.

The beautiful voice of Milly Hirst joins Samuel and Phoebe in the studio.

This one is not to be missed.

www.myspace.com/emilyhirst

Image by Jane Vance - www.janevance.co.uk

Will Wilson Presents:

Bec Chapman reviews 3 dance shows she has been to see all which are apart of the NNF (Norfolk & Norwich Festival).

Mark Bond Webster reviews an evening with Ian Mckewan (NNF).

Tony Cleary reports from 3 classical concerts he been to see at the NNF this week.

Charlie Wilson reports on the Fringe's misguided tour of Norwich and comedy events.

Alan Smalls reports from the Playhouse & Daniel Kitson show at the NNF.

Kate Roma Presents:

On todays show its a festival round:

Emma Cameron finds out life in the SCVA after dark (NNF)

Mark Bond Webster talks about an evening with Motion Murry (NNF)

Leila Lahfa reports from Read to Rojo all part of the Fringe Festival

Peter Beck is in to review James Hunter (NNF)

Tony Cleary reports from Louis Lortie concert at St. Peter Mancroft Church (NNF)

Leila Lahfa brings us an on location report from an evening of satirical comedy from The Cutting Room Comedy Club all apart of the Fringe Festival

Listen to the latest edition of Platform covering the arts & culture in Norwich & Norfolk.

Kate Roma talks to poet Robert Van Eggen about a forthcoming exhibition at St Gregory's Centre for the Arts

News from the City of Culture bid conference day 

Peter Beck profiles film & TV score composer, Robin Forester 

Mark Bond Webster brings us this months New Writing Forum which features the author Trezza Azzopardi 

This weeks show features and interview with Canadian musician Rick Bockner.

Classic album of the week- Mojave 3- Out of tune.

Phoebe and Samuel are joined in the Studio by Woodland Creatures for a Live Musical Session.

Classic album of the week- Neil young- Harvest.

This weeks show includes an intervew with Tanya Harrison the Arts curator for the Latitude festival

Kate Roma interviews Charlie Higson about his new novel 'The Enemy'.

includes an interview with melvin benn creative director of the latitude festival plus live recordings from recent acoustic and eclectic nights at olives cafe.

Features a mix of studio and live recordings by artists and bands who played a this years Folk on the pier festival.

There was no show on the 11th July, due to broadcast from the Norwich Lanes festival.

Includes songs, and tunes by local musicians Andy Kirkham, Andy Butler, Tom conway, and Donna Rae Walls, and lots of talking about Latitude, the Isle of Wight, and my birthday a few weeks ago.

Very self indulgent!

Joining Mike Stevens on Community Chest from Voluntary Norfolk are Will Mills & Emily Lown.

A complete show dedicated to this years Acoustic Festival of Britain.

Includes 3 songs from the classic album of the week 'Skylarking' by XTC, and lots of great music

Mike talks to Stephanie Pearson, from the Norwich branch of the YMCA, about the services the  voluntary service provides and the initatives available to young people across the city who are in need of help.

Alison Turner talks to Catherine Jeans about childhood nutrition.

Classic album of the week for the second week XTC Skylarking, plus loads of great songs, and tunes.

More highlights from the Dave & Confused show, boiled down into an incredibly tasty comedy stock. This week's choice cuts include some vintage Bernard, poo powered cars in the news,  the boot sale roundup and all your favourite features. And if you enjoyed this podcast, why not join the Dave & Confused group on Facebook?

This weeks show includes a live session by Frost and Mudd, plus lots of other great music.

This weeks show features a live session from Feral Mouth, and The Henry Brothers debut album 'Death is only a dream' as the album of the week.

The rest of the show is dedicated to more Norwich based artists including- Chad Mason, Lilith,The Dog Days of Summer, Mooncoin, and Cakes and ale.

SLAM is the Garage Creative Events Team’s charity fundraiser for local causes as well as  watching some of Norwich’s finest young performers showcasing their talents and exploring current topics that are important to them and our wider community.
 

Composer Jonathan Harvey talks to Bob Shingleton in an exclusive interview. In it Jonathan Harvey talks about musicians he has known including 

Dzis w studio Natalia, opowiada o jodze i relaksacji. Zapraszamy do sluchania!

With Kate Roma Today are:

Amy Wragg with members from the Norwich Ukulele Society.

Leila Lafha heads down to the Edith Cavell pub to talk to Alex Holland about the new monthly comedy evening event.

Sphie Cabot from Heart talks about upcoming heritage opening days

and two graduates from the Norwich Universty College of the Arts, Lorne Johnson and Emma Armitage have been selected by Norwich 20 group to exhibate in upcoming events will be in for a chat.

A truly ECLECTIC mix of a show.

Dzis w audycji rozmowa z Lukaszem i Michalem, swiatowej slawy polskimi akrobatami, czlonkami grupy DUOVECTOR, przeprowadzona przez Beate. Rowniez w drugiej czesci rozmawiamy z Wiola o wynajmie nieruchomosci w Norwich- czyli podstawowe informacje, ktore kazdemu z nas z pewnoscia beda przydatne.

Zapraszam do sluchania! Dominika

Features an interview with Australian singer songwriter Chloe Hall, and lots of great music.

Dzi w studio Asia i tematy przerozne. Jednym z nich jest kontynuacja tematu mieszkaniowego czyli jak zakupic mieszkanie w Anglii i tutaj Wiolka przygotowala dla Was niezbedne informacje! Rowniez wraz z Grzesiem Asia rozmawia o nowosciach filmowych.

Zapraszamy do sluchania!

Dominika

Bless you, dear listener, for downloading this most divine of Popecasts! This week's sees the arrival of a Pope in the Future Radio studios (and a rum boy he is too).

Raevennan Husbandes performs live on the Afternoon Session with Sam and Phoebe on 14 09 10

A complete show of songs and tunes related to gardens and gardening.

Part 2 next week.

Artists include- Woody Guthrie, Jure Tori, Rick Bockner, Super Furry Animals, The Gentle Good, Pete Seger, Uncle Earl, The Dim Goddess, Boo Hewerdine, Alasdair White, Brendan Power, Johnny Cash, Nick Cave, The Smiths.

Sedcond week of songs and tunes related to gardens and gardening.

The final week of shows featuring songs and tunes relating to gardens and gardening.

More bugs, beasties, trees and frogs etc.

Due to more e mail problems with my Future radio account if you wish to get in touch please send any e mails for the moment to - richard.penguin@virgin.net 

thanks.

Mike Stevens interview Tina Garwood from FIP, Family Invention Team.

Youth Music Week radio advert made by Tiger

Dzis w studio moim gosciem jest Lidka, ktora opowiada o malarstwie, swojej wielkiej pasji. W drugiej czesci Wiolka przybliza nam opcje tzw shared ownership czyli czesciowego wykupu i wynajmu nieruchomosci. I oczywiscie polska muzyka!

Zapraszam!

Dominika

Tony Cleary talks to singer Florence Lippett
Russel J Turner reports from the tour of 'Crucible' performed by Black Ram Theatre Company
Leila Lahfa talks to band Genticorum at Norwich Arts Centre
Will Wilson talks to Congolese Gospel Choir Opendu
Richard Penguin reports from the Magdalen Street Festival
 

A complete show dedicated to songwriters, both old and new.

Includes an interview with Mark Chadwick of The Levellers.

Radio advert produced to publicise Youth Music Week activities at open venue in Norwich. The advert was voiced by Future Radio staff and volunteers, recorded using Audicity software and edited and arranged in Adobe Audition.

Includes a 30 minute feature on the Magdalen street celebration day.

Live music, and interviews from the day, and extracts from a fascinating history tour of the street that will surprise and amaze.

An hour long special with Martin Stephenson. A very entertaining and interesting hour.

 Russell J Turner on location report from Head Crash at the Birdcage

Mark Bond Webster profiles author Rachel Hore on this months New Writing Forum.

Rod Kerr brings us an original spooky Halloween tale

Eamonn Burgess reviews David Byrne's  Bicycle Diaries in his own unique way..

Music from ..Of Diamonds. 

Barry Strowger (the man behind Future Radio's theme time radio) talks to Kate Roma about the 7 tracks he has chosen.

The Second anniversary of the show featuring some of my favourite artists of all time.

Joining Kate this afternoon for a chat is Rod Kerr who has recently written a radio play for Future Radio. His tells Kate that about his time growing up in one of the most famous circus families in Europe and talks of his grandfather who was known as  CoCo the Clown.OBE

Another very eclectic selection of fine tunes and songs.

Peter Beck presents;

Mary Gauthier interviewed by Kate Roma at Norwich Arts Centre; Alan Smalls reviews the latest play from the Sewell Barn Theatre and Peter talks to Bob Percy (the purveyor of wonders) and David from the Bicycle Shop about forthcoming events there.

Dave, Confused and Andy are back together again! Will they manage to rescue Bernard from his 48K Spectrum prison? Will he celebrate his freedom by playing a selection of his greatest hits plus a brand new song dedicated to the royal couple? Will Confused manage to get through the letters section? Will the tantalising and succinct “Dirty Pictures” feature makes a return? Some of these questions might be answered in this ground breaking edition of the Dave & Confused show.

7 Ages of Man with Steve Forster  -  Kate Roma find out what 7 tracks Steve Forster has chosen. No Emerson Lake & Palmer but Hawkwind included ..

Includes an interview with Leo Moran of The Sawdoctors, and lots of great music.

Includes a live session by No Fixed Abode

An fine selection of Acoustic and Eclectic songs and tunes

Another eclectic mix of music, including an interview wuith Canadian songwriter David Celia.

Includes an interview with fantastic American guitarist and songwriter Brooks Williams.

First part of 2 shows dedicated to my favourite songs, albums and artists from 2010.

Tiny Hands in session on the Afternoon Session with Sam & Phoebe

This interview took place between teh Centre Manager of the Access to Music college in Norwich and Voltage Reporter Daniel Hardy. The interview was broadcast on the 'Your Voice' youth programme and has also been included as part of Daniel's mcollege course work.