Podcast appearances and mentions of Angie Greaves

This is the response that my guest this week gave me when I asked her “Who are you?”  Angie is best known as Smooth Radio's Drive time presenter. Her career has gone from strength to strength and we discuss her journey to success- which ironically, hasn’t always been so smooth. From her North-West London upbringing, her troublesome school-life, (she was very … Continue reading "‘My name is Angela Diana Greaves and I am a woman just trying to work it out' Angie Greaves Smooth Radio Presenter, The Sunday Morning Vibe, Angie's Book Club"

Angie Greaves meets with Toria, who was diagnosed with ovarian cancer before the UK's first coronavirus lockdown. She shares her experience of telling her five-year-old twin boys about her cancer and, later, Macmillan professional Azmina Rose joins Angie to provide guidance and support for people who need to talk to children about a cancer diagnosis.For more information and support with talking to children about cancer, visit Macmillan's website . You can also call the Macmillan Support Line on 0808 808 00 00, 7 days a week, 8am to 8pm, for more information

We start the New Year with a bang, welcoming the amazing Angie Greaves from Smooth Radio onto the podcast to tell us about her roots and journey into radio. Angie explains to James Marriott how she made the jump from the admin side of radio into the studio and a remarkable broadcasting career that has followed, plus we talk about representation in the industry. And of course, we put Angie to the test in Jock Against The Clock - could she be the one to topple current leader Jo Russell? At Radio Essentials, our aim is to bring you all the content you need under one roof. Find out more at https://radioessentials.com/

Iain Dale talks to Smooth Radio Drivetime presenter Angie Greaves about her career in broadcasting.

Angie Greaves is a national drive-time radio presenter on smooth, and has one of the most distinctive voices on UK radio. Angie has worked on various stations including LBC and Jazz Fm, and was the first female presenter on the Magic radio presenting team.  The Influential Women's Podcast talks to Angie about how she has overcome the challenges in her career and her life over lockdown with her daughters. Angie provides valuable wisdom on how she tries to be a positive role model for women 50+ and a spokesperson for women in radio.  The Influential Women Podcast is hosted, presented and Exec Produced by Nicki Bannerman, and assistant produced by Dulcie Godfrey.  Twitter: @influentialpod Instagram: @influential_women_podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/411199146362770/?ref=share Nicki Bannerman: Twitter - @nickihbc  Insta - nicki_bannerman Dulcie Godfrey: Twitter - @dulcie_god

Slightly different and BONUS Wellness that Works episode for you this week! On World Menopause Day, Sam spoke with a panel of leading UK menopause campaigners about the importance of de-stigmatising menopause and breaking the societal taboo for future generations. Some pretty shocking statistics were revealed as we uncover, how much do we actually know about menopause and what support is available for women going through this stage of life? Joining Sam on the podcast is Anna Hill, WW UK General Manager, Heather Jackson, who founded the GEN-M movement, TV and radio presenter Jenny Powell, Olympian and mentor, Michelle Griffith-Robinson, Independent women's journalist Maya Oppenheim and Smooth Radio presenter Angie Greaves.

How often do you find yourself saying 'yes' when you really want to say 'no'? Why do we do that? Thanks to Angie Greaves for some valuable insight to this conundrum! Here is a link to her full article! https://angiegreaves.com/no/ #LIFE-ing #LIFEing #Women #WomenWithin #MidlifeWomen #MidlifeCrisis #SelfHelpbooksforwomen #womenupliftingwomen #sisterhood #howwomenrise #TheresaBarnabei #KelliGreen #LetsTalk #IAmAWoman #Podcastsforwomen #Thepowerofno #justsayno #AngieGreaves --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/life-ing-live/message

For many years, radio broadcaster and voiceover artist Angie Greaves, has mesmerised listeners with that voice. On the Reggae Lounge, Angie tells us how the film Gone with the Wind led to that voice being unexpectedly discovered; how she created many broadcasting firsts in her long career plus her top three reggae classics.

Angie Greaves leaves Magic for Smooth; Viva 983 launches in London targeted at women; Johnnie Walker leaves Radio 1; radio 1 AM frequencies close; Trent launches in Nottingham. Enjoy the last week in radio history, ending July 3rd 2020.  Follow the series by weekly podcast here (https://podfollow.com/radiomoments-this-week-in-history) .

Angie Greaves and Lucy Beresford join Emma Sexton to talk Body Positivity with Mega Crabbe aka Insta Body Positivity Campaigner @bodyposipanda.Megan explains why health has nothing to do with feeling positive about your body, and that muffin tops should be pulled, prodded, poked and LOVED. If you've ever battled with a diet - Megan will be music to your ears. If you want to get in touch you can find us on all the socials as : @badasswomenshrAnd for more about the podcast head here: https://www.badasswomenshour.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After fourteen years at Magic, a heart-felt farewell from Angie Greaves.

Being sent silk pants and asked to rub her thighs isn’t quite the type of groupie attention comedian London Hughes was hoping for when she started stand up…..Natalie and Harriet are away this week so Emma is joined by Angie Greaves and Amanda Prowse.London Hughes joins the ladies in the studio to talk about her new Edinburgh Fringe show “How to Catch a Dick”. London shares her hilarious frustrations with being single, and waiting on her groupies to show up for her!Also joining the ladies is Dr Shahzadi Harper who runs The Harper Clinic a Menopause clinic.Shahzadi shares the truth about reaching the menopause and all of the effect’s it will have on a woman’s bodies, or as Angie calls it “puberty part two”.Shahzadi has conducted a large amount of research on women entering the menopause, and her knowledge brings an element of comfort to Angie and Amanda to know they’re not the only one’s suffering with particular symptoms.Shahzadi also breaks down some of the fears and myths around HRT (hormone replacement treatment) as well as the change that men experience in their 50’s that isn’t as often spoken about.Emma is also keen to keep the conversation around menopause and feeling sexy alive!For information on all your hosts you can click on their names:Harriet MinterNatalie CampbellEmma Sexton If you want to get in touch you can find us on all the socials under this name: @badasswomenshrAnd for more about the podcast head here: https://www.badasswomenshour.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"My dad broke my heart before anyone else ever did.”Natalie and Harriet are away this week so Emma is joined by Angie Greaves and Amanda Prowse, the ladies discuss whether they’re Extravert or Introvert, all of the qualities that define to two and everything in-between they are joined by author Jessica Pan who is sharing the story behind her book “Sorry I’m Late I Didn’t Want to Come.”A Self-proclaimed “Sh-introvert” (shy Introvert) Jessica spent 12 months forcing herself to be an extrovert. The book documents what she learnt . from saying yes to things that would terrify most introverts, from stand up comedy, public speaking and talking to strangers on the tube."My dad broke my heart before anyone else ever did.”Singer-songwriter Grace Carter also joins the ladies in the studio, she shares her emotional story of how she started making music and the power of being vulnerable. "My dad broke my heart before anyone else ever did,” Grace explains that she was given a guitar by her step Dad and began learning to write songs to heal the emotions she was feeling as a young teen having grown up without her father.Hear as she breaks down some of the meanings behind her songs showing the power of her words and how they are helping so many other people that find struggle with similar family issues.Grace launched her career through YouTube and was her own manager for a while two years, Grace shares her views on being a young mixed race female entering into the music industry today.For information on all your hosts you can click on their names:Harriet MinterNatalie CampbellEmma Sexton If you want to get in touch you can find us on all the socials under this name: @badasswomenshrAnd for more about the podcast head here: https://www.badasswomenshour.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How do you feel talking about mortgages, salaries and spending habits? Cringe? What about having the breakup chat with troubling friends? Harriet Nat and Emma are talking all the taboo topics on this weeks show.Alex Holder talks about her new book and explains why we could all benefit from talking about our finances a little more openly, with friends colleagues and partners.Alex’s book, Open Up: The Power of Talking About Money is out on 7th March.Angie Greaves chats to the badass ladies about hosting “The Amazing Women Awards” celebrating ordinary women doing extraordinary things.Author of Perfect Liars: Perfect for Fans of Big Little Lies, Rebecca Reid talks frenemies, friendships and cultivating the relationships that fulfil us, her book is out now.For information on all your hosts you can click on their names:Harriet MinterNatalie CampbellEmma Sexton If you want to get in touch you can find us on all the socials under this name: @badasswomenshrAnd for more about the podcast head here: https://www.badasswomenshour.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode, Annika Allen is joined in the studio by musician and businesswoman Princess Nyah, and founder of House Gospel Choir Natalie Maddix. Nyah and Natalie talk about the hard lessons they had to learn when coming up in the music industry, and why they want to make sure newcomers are empowered with the information they need to succeed. Also hear all about how Nyah found herself in a very sticky legal situation with Pharrell Williams! Veteran presenter Angie Greaves is also on this episode, so if you want to know how she went from being in the personnel department at Capital Radio, to one of our best known voices on radio, tune in! @annikaallen@PrincessNyah @SingMaddixSing@HouseChoir @AngieGreaves@weareunedited See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After 5 glorious years, the legendary Sound Women organisation has come to an end. In this finale episode presented by patron Angie Greaves, we hear from some of the women that have worked tirelessly behind the scenes to make it all happen. Tune in to find out how Sound Women chair Chris Burns (Head of Group Operations for Audio & Music at BBC) got her start; why Jane Garvey (BBC Radio 4 Women's Hour) believes it is vital to have diversity across all areas of radio; and why Sue Bowerman (Blanket) and Nicky Birch (Rosina Sound), are excited about the future for women in audio. You can also expect a heartfelt interview with founder, Maria Williams, as she recounts the challenges that led her to taking action, and why she feels positive about the legacy Sound Women is leaving behind. This episode was produced by Cassandra Denton & Nicki Bannerman @cass_denton @NickiHBC Find out more about Angie and her guests: Angie Greaves: www.angiegreaves.com Jane Garvey: bbc.co.uk/womanshour Nicky Birch: www.rosina.io Sue Bowerman: www.blanket.org.uk Maria Williams: mariawilliams.org And if you want to stay connected to awesome women in audio, join the Sound Women Network over on Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/soundwomennetwork/

Annie Nightingale, Jane Garvey and Angie Greaves are among guests at Sound Women's patrons evening on the Thames and Bauer's Graham Bryce tells us about changes to some of their radio station names.

This month's Sound Women podcast is a Sound Women festival extravaganza, featuring: • Anita Anand on radio magic; • Dame Stephanie Shirley on how and why she came to be known as 'Steve'; • Angie Greaves on going from Gone With The Wind to the drivetime show on Magic; • Jo Good on the importance of networking and learning from Grimmy; • Fi Glover on why you should always be prepared; • Gloria Abramoff on being fun in the workplace. And if you're a Sound Women member, you can hear a whole load more audio from the festival here. If you're not a member, rectify this right now at soundwomen.co.uk/joinus. If you want to contribute to the Sound Women podcast, or if you have questions for the Radio Agony Aunt, email podcast@soundwomen.co.uk or tweet @soundwomen; and for more information about Sound Women, visit soundwomen.co.uk. Thanks to Lucy Duffield for the interviews, Martin Austwick and Kevin McLeod for the music, and to SoundCloud for hosting the show. The next episode of the Sound Women podcast will be out on July 1st, so you have a month in which to mentally prepare yourself. Helen Zaltzman • • • Click here to subscribe to the Sound Women podcast on iTunes • • •

In this month's Sound Women podcast, hosted by Helen Zaltzman: • Lauren Laverne of BBC 6 Music talks about pseudonyms, combining work and family life, dealing with earworms, and trophies in the toilet; • Radio 1 Newsbeat reporter Sinead Garvan confesses to on-air innuendo to Ruth Barnes; • The Student Radio Association's Emma Bradshaw reports from the Student Radio Conference; • Nicky Birch of Somethin' Else tackles your radio problems; • and Sound Women founder Maria Williams talks about what made her start this whole shebang. To find out more about Sound Women, visit soundwomen.co.uk, and click here to buy tickets to the first Sound Women Festival at the Radio Theatre on 18th May, featuring Anita Anand, Fi Glover and Angie Greaves. Plus, if you're a Sound Women member, you will get an email with a link to a hidden page to hear special bonus podcast content in which Lauren Laverne talks about making wishes at the Clootie Well, and reveals whether a Kenickie reunion is in the offing. And if you're not a Sound Women member, ask yourself why not. Here's an easy fix: join up! If you want to contribute to the Sound Women podcast, or send a question for the Radio Agony Aunt, email podcast@soundwomen.co.uk or tweet @soundwomen. Thanks to Martin Austwick and Kevin McLeod for the music, and to SoundCloud for hosting the show. The next episode of the Sound Women podcast will appear on 1st June, so please join us again then.

This is a replay of my interview with Radio Star, Angie Greaves Enjoy!!  Angie started her media career in 1982 as a BBC Administrator at Television Centre. In 1986 she moved to London’s Capital Radio, where she began working on the radio after being “discovered” by DJ David “Kid” Jensen. She was the first female presenter to join the station and is the only female drivetime DJ on London radio.  

I am absolutely delighted to share a conversation with Angie Greaves today. Angie started her media career in 1982 as a BBC Administrator at Television Centre. In 1986 she moved to London’s Capital Radio, where she began working on the radio after being “discovered” by DJ David “Kidsen. She was the first female presenter to join the station and is the only female drivetime DJ on London radio. Angie went on to produce and present many long running, popular radio shows. She was the first DJ on Spectrum Radio at its launch on June 25 1990. Between 1992 and 1997, Angie presented the “Angie Greaves Breakfast Show” on Choice FM, London’s first urban radio station. It became the most listened to show in the station's schedule and saw listening figures treble In the UK Angie currently presents the weekday drivetime and Saturday morning shows on London's Magic 105.4, which feature music, competitions and Angie’s Book Club. She also presents Mellow Magic Love Letters every night and regularly fills in for Neil Fox on Magic Breakfast. Call in and join the conversation on: 3479457556 www.angiegreaves.com Follow Ebony on Twitter@ morebeingyou

Country and western singer turned lesbian performance artist Tammy Whynot is the host for this session on getting into radio presenting. Her guests are presenters Annie Mac of Radio 1 and Angie Greaves of Magic FM, along with Paul Sylvester, head of presentation at Absolute Radio and Chris North, head of talent for Wise Buddah. They share their journeys, knowledge and expertise. Find out how Annie and Angie got their breaks and learn what radio executives listen out for in new talent.