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Weekly Schedules
* This week's "How Do You Like Your Eggs In The Morning?" is Ernie Hardwick's last show; Ernie was one of the first to work with Vintage Radio, and after ten years, Ernie's hanging up the microphone.
* The amazing Angela Samata is the Community Hour guest at the weekend; she's made a documentary film for BBC, "Life After Suicide", and is part of the Parliamentary Committee on Suicide Prevention.
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MONDAY 25 March |
TUESDAY 26 March |
WEDNESDAY 27 March |
THURSDAY 28 March |
FRIDAY 29 March |
SATURDAY 30 March |
SUNDAY 31 March, Mother's Day |
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8-10am |
Continuing the overnight system |
From the Vintage Vaults: Roger Wright |
That 70s Sound (Dave Edwards): Family Members
9.00 - 11.30 Graham Turner |
Ernie Hardwick, for the final time: How Do You Like Your Eggs In The Morning? The Story of Roy Edwards (Kaleidoscope Extra 85) |
Richard Wall With his morning selection 9.30-11.00 Cliff Howarth |
Des Goaten's "The Mix"
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Sunday Intro 12, Next Door 8.30: The Living Hope Show, 195(Stephen Baker) 9.00 Sandy Cameron |
8-10am |
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10-12noon |
Will Redfearn Music and ideas
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Geoff Dorsett's "Solid Gold Sixties"
11.00 - 1.00 Sandy Cameron |
Graham Turner and good morning music
11.30, Roger Wright Music Show
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Community Hour Caitlin Walker (Training Attention) 11.00 - 1.00 Len Burnett, Rock and Opera |
11.00 Richard Wall and more ...
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Len Burnett, Opera and Rock |
Poetry Roundup; Margaret Holbrook, Part 2 (as yesterday) 11.00 Mark Ball Talks About Books, 63: Walt Whitman (repeat) |
10-12noon |
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12noon-2pm |
Steve D Irish Music |
Sandy Cameron invites you to come along for a chat 1.00 John Nolan |
Roger Wright An eclectic mix of great music about Thinking |
1.00 Richmond Dutton, Botanist and Military Historian, and his Green Show |
Budge Grounsell |
Toni Costa Noon Tunes |
Gordon Dunbar, Sunday Lunch 294, for Mother's Day 1.00-3.00 Roger Wright Music Show 398 |
12noon-2pm |
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2-4pm |
Richard Wall and his Classic Chart Show |
3.00 Mike Norton's Pan o' Scouse (Merseyside musicians) |
The Hoylake Writers
3.00 Trackback 5 (1987, pt.2), with Paul Regan |
Ian Boyle and Neil Gaskell, Blues, Roots and Celtic Music |
Nigel Bateman |
Stevie D Live for 3 Hours on a Saturday afternoon |
Roger ... continued ... 3.00 The Peter Rainsford Classical Music Show |
2-4pm |
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4-6pm |
Budge Grounsell Driving you crazy |
Moira Leonard, All Things Rock! |
Richard Isles' Film Show |
Nathan Gould Hot 80s Hits
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Karl and Owen |
Stevie D His third hour 5.00-7.00 Graham Turner and his afternoon music |
The Senior Moments Show
Diane Herring's Vinyl Vaults |
4-6pm |
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6-8pm |
Budge Grounsell and Graham Turner Enjoying themselves |
Liam Johnston Punk and alternative music |
Des Goaten, "The Mix" |
Ray Lyons Into the Lyons Den
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Richard Wall Friday Live with Classic Oldies
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Graham ...
7.00 Poetry Roundup: Margaret Holbrook, Part 2
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Geoff Dorsett, Solid Gold Sixties 7.00-9.00 Ernie Hardwick: Kaleidoscope Extra 85 (repeat from Thursday) |
6-8pm |
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8-10pm |
Mike Sowden Theatre and the Arts on the Wirral: What's On |
Groove Perfection
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Gareth Morris 8.00 Beatles 9.00 Dance! |
Jim Hale
Music Therapy
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Richard Wall Friday live with classic oldies |
Mark Ball Talks About Books, 63: Walt Whitman (repeat) 9.00 Community Hour: Angela Samata (from 14-3-2019) |
Ernie 's Remembrance Day Kaleidoscope, cont. 9.00 Community Hour (as yesterday) |
8-10pm |
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Vintage Radio does now play on through the night, with a randomized selection of music from our store
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Over the weeks prior to Christmas 2017 the Vintage Radio team have been doing some essential studio refurbishments. This has involved repainting the studio and extensive re cabling of our equipment. We have also bought a new (second hand) mixing desk and replaced some of our elderly and slow PC's. This has significantly drained our scant resources. Any donation, no matter how small would help Vintage Radio stay on air and would be appreciated. |
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