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July
2008
Mike Stevens talk to Nigel Harvey of Harvey’s Butchers, suppliers of high welfare and organic meats. Established in 1924, the business has always been forward-thinking in its approach to animal welfare . Hear about the shop’s history, how it has grown through the years and also which six people Nigel would invite to his fantasy dinner party. To find out more about Harvey’s Butchers visit their website or the shop at 63 Grove Rd, Norwich.
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July
2008
Lisa Ambrose appeared on Bernie Dollery’s Afternoon Session show on 17th June 2008 to talk about her music and play some live tracks. Find out more information about her at her Myspace page
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July
2008
Singer songwriter Peter Appleyard joined Bernie Dollery on The Afternoon Session (17th June 2008) for a live session and a chat about his music. Find out more information about him on his Myspace page - www.myspace.com/peterappleyard
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July
2008
On 12th June Nick South hosted a live session and interview with the band Livan - find out more information about the band at their Myspace page - www.myspace.com/livanmusic.
You can also watch a Youtube video of their performance here
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3
July
2008
In this episode, Little Bear learns the differences between bees and wasps, according to Blue Bear.
Old Bear Stories is written by Anthony Jackson, and stars Anthony Jackson and Terry Lee. It is in no way associated with the TV show (based on the books of Jane Hissey) of the same name. New episodes can be heard at 8:40am on Friday mornings on Future Radio.
The music is (used with permission) by Paul Castle.
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29
June
2008
Future Radios weekly programme for the arts in Norwich and Norfolk.
On this weeks show,
- Stash Kirkbride is at the opening night of Eurobeat at the Theatre Royal.
- Henry Layte is in conversation with Andy Jarvis about a book called The Damned United by David Peace.
- Kate Roma talks to Ellie Chapman from the NR5 Project about the Go Elepants exhibition in Noriwch.
- Tony Cleary reviews the Wymondham Festival.
- Finally Kate Roma talks to Ian Collins about and exhibition called Salthouse.
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25
June
2008
Dominik Lukes talks to Luke Wright of the New Writing Partnership about the work that they do, The Poetry Link and about his own poetry, including a live performance of one of his poems! For more information about the New Writing Partnership visit their website.
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25
June
2008
Dominik Lukes talks to Sue Gee of Norfolk County Council Asylum and Refugee Service and young Congolese Refugees about what life is like for Refugees in Norwich and their experiences so far.
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23
June
2008
Tim Mac visits the Colman Infant School in Norwich to discover whether the lunch time meals have improved since he was at school and to try the food for himself. Dinner Ladies, Lunchtime Supervisors and of course the Children all give their thoughts
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23
June
2008
To coincide with Refugee Week Norwich-based artist Lydia Martin photographed and interviewed refugees living in Norwich, and those working with them. Future Radio is broadcasting these features everday of Refugee Week at 11.30am. To accompany these audio features there is an exhibition dsiplay at Norwich Cathedral of Lydia’s photos and information on refugees in Norwich.
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22
June
2008
Future Radios weekly programme for the arts in Norwich and Norfolk.
On this weeks show,
- Kate Roma talks talks to Amanda Gitener about an exhibition called “Construction” at the UEA.
- Natalie Peachy and her students from Sheringham tell us about their production “After Juliette” by “Sharman Macdonald”.
- Alice Elvy reviews “Alan Ayckbourns - Game Plan” at the “Sewell Barn” theatre.
- Our featured artists are Emily Gardener and Owen Parker.
- Henry Layte and Dominik Lukes review a book named “Little Brother” by Cory Doctorow.
- Finally Stash Kirkbride talks with Jenny Dewsbury about “Top Girls” coming up at the Maddermarket Theatre.
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