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RADIO WOKING BREAKFAST
7TH JUNE 2017
On my debut Radio Woking Breakfast show I spoke to Tanya Clarke from Dorking. Tanya is getting behind a project called #AHEART4LDN. The idea is simple -crafters are encouraged to make a heart and send it in to be distributed around the areas affected by the Terror attacks in the capital, spereading a message of love and unity.
 
 

RADIO WEY  BRUNCHTIME BREAKFAST
MONDAY 12TH JUNE 2017
 
The British Nutritian Foundation, as part of their annual healthy eating week, conducted research into young people's knowlege of food. It was a shock to discover some kids today think fish fingers are made out of chicken. Even more shocking was the fact that some even think Fruit Pastels count towards our five a day!
 
Why have we found ourselves in the situation where children dont understand the origin of their food and what can we do about it? I spoke to Dr Lucy Chambers from the BNF
 
There is a range of online resourses with infmation on nutrition and healthy eating avaiable at www.nutrition.org.uk
 

RADIO WEY
THE BIG REQUEST SHOW
SUNDAY 11TH JUNE 2017
Oxford based band  OMYO joined Lara and I for a chat. We spoke to Tom from the band and he talked about getting the music out there, and living the dream filming music videos in New York!
www.omyomusic.co.uk for more info
 

RADIO WEY BRUNCHTIME BREAKFAST 
MONDAY 12TH JUNE 2017
 
 
 
I spoke to Hugh Terry from Surrey and South London Blood Bikers. Hugh told me about how the group of volunteers transport blood across Surrey and beyond. Hugh also talks about his own expereinces of being a blood donor.
www.servssl.org.uk has more information about the Blood Bikers
 
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RADIO WEY 
MONDAY 5TH JUNE 2017
 
Mark suffered a brain haemorrhage back in 2009. He tells me about his journey and the recovery process, and how his wife Sarah was diagnosed with Breast Cancer. Mark talks about how his and his wife’s ill health has made them re assess their lives and live each day to the full.
 
Mark’s book is called  I’m Never ill  (A journey through Brain
 
Surgery and Beyond. It is available on Amazon, and through www.markdpritchard.co.uk

 
RADIO WEY 
MONDAY 5TH JUNE 2017
 
In the midst of Volunteer's Week 2017 I spoke to Sangeeta Sangadia who is the Volunteer Co-ordinator for the Ashford and St Peters hospital trust.
 
Sangeeta told me about the team of 400 plus volunteers who help across the two hospitals, and how they are being recognised  during this special week.

RADIO WEY 
MONDAY 15TH MAY 2017
 
I spoke to Derek Shelmerdine about his book Rock n Roll Unravelled.  In this, the first part of our conversation, Derek talks about the roots of Rock n roll and the external events that influenced the music. 
www.rocknrollunravelled.com
Part one of two

RADIO WEY 
MONDAY 15TH MAY 2017
 
I spoke to Derek Shelmerdine about his book Rock N Roll Unravelled.  In this second part of our chat  Derek talks about his own experiences of being a "product of the 60's", and buying records in the hey-day of Rock n Roll.
www.rocknrollunravelled.com
Part two of two

RADIO WEY MONDAY 8TH MAY 2017
 
I spoke to  Guildford based voice over artist Posy Brewer, the voice of the self service till at Morrisons.  She explains how she got the gig and talks about  juggling family life and a demanding work load.
http://thevoiceovervoice.co.uk/

RADIO WEY SUNDAY 7TH MAY 2017
 
Lara and I spoke to Richard Horton. Richard’s new book on The Who is soon to be available.The book is called The Who I was There -  From Mod Gods to Rock Gods. Richard tells us why he decided to publish a book on The Who, and how fan’s first hand accounts have been brought together to tell the story of the band.