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The Rams are Staying Up! The EFL Championship season for Derby County has come to a close and Derby are staying in the division. This season saw the Rams go for more than two months without picking up a point, a transformation change in the dugout and a change in mentality. The importance of staying the division is not lost on anyone. BBC Radio Derby's Dom Dietrich joins us to talk about season, The Rams survival and the important change of managers that ultimately paid off.

On this week's 72+, hear from Derby manager Paul Warne on the club's run of 7 games without a win. BBC Radio Derby commentator Ed Dawes drops by to explain what's going wrong at the club. Shrewbury manager Gareth Ainsworth joins Aaron and Jobi this week to talk about his side's January transfer business and the takeaway of choice on deadline day! They debrief the latest managerial changes as Steven Schumacher replaces Ian Evatt at Bolton, and Gareth gives his take on Mike Dodds, the new man in at Wycombe. They also talk Carlisle, who sacked their manager after an eventful January transfer window. Plus, the report cards are out! Which clubs were top of the class with an A for their January business, and which clubs have been graded an E? Gareth and Jobi give their take on the National League's 3Up campaign - does the Football League need to do more to look after it's clubs, or should the National League be given an extra spot?Time Codes: 02:40 - Shrewsbury Town with Gareth Ainsworth 07:00 - Derby County 22:30 - Steven Schumacher in at Bolton Wanderers 24:00 - Mike Dodds in at Wycombe Wanderers 29:50 - Mike Williamson out at Carlisle United 36:00 - Transfer Window Report Cards 41:50 - National League's 3Up Campaign 48:30 - FA Cup 4th Round Weekend Preview 50:50 - Fantasy EFL 51:35 - 72Plus/72MinusBBC Sounds / 5 Live commentaries this week:Wednesday 5th February LEAGUE CUP: Newcastle v Arsenal 2000 KO - 5 Live WOMENS LEAGUE CUP: Chelsea v West Ham 1900 KO - 5 Sports ExtraThursday 6th February LEAGUE CUP: Liverpool v Spurs 2000 KO - 5 Live WOMENS LEAGUE CUP: Arsenal v Manchester City 1900 KO - 5 Sports ExtraFriday 7th February FA CUP: Manchester United v Leicester 2000 KO - 5 LiveSaturday 8th February FA CUP: Leyton Orient v Manchester City 1215 KO - 5 Live FA CUP: Leeds v Millwall 1215 KO - 5 Sports Extra FA CUP: Wigan v Fulham 1500 KO - 5 Live FA CUP: Everton v Bournemouth 1500 KO - BBC Sport Website & App FA CUP: Birmingham v Newcastle 1745 KO - 5 Sports Extra (Moves to 5 Live after England v France in the Six Nations) FA CUP: Brighton v Chelsea 2000 KO - 5 LiveSunday 9th February FA CUP: Blackburn v Wolves 1230 KO - 5 Live FA CUP: Aston Villa v Spurs 1735 KO - 5 LiveMonday 10th February FA CUP: Doncaster Rovers v Crystal Palace 1945 KO - 5 LiveTuesday 11th February FA CUP: Exeter City v Nottingham Forest 2000 KO - 5 Sports Extra

Aaron Paul and Jobi McAnuff preview the EFL Championship season. They look at the teams recently relegated from the Premier League, which teams are set to improve, and what about the sides coming up from League One? Dom Dietrich from BBC Radio Derby joins the pod to talks Derby County.03:50 Luton in good shape to go straight back up? 06:20 Burnley with a point to prove under Parker? 08:45 Fresh faces at Sheffield United 11:10 Leeds United lose big players 12:50 Concerns for Watford 14:45 Which teams are set to improve? 16:55 Derby County expert Dom Dietrich LIVE 25:40 Portsmouth to finish highest of promoted teams? 30:10 Millwall have another summer of tragedy 33:15 Picks for promotion

Welcome to the first main episode of the new championship season. Can Derby County survive? Jason, Cory & Jack are joined by BBC Radio Derby's Dom Dietrich to discuss all the goings on over the summer & pre season. Jason & Cory are then joined by EFL specialist Gab Sutton to discuss the new season as a hole. Then our first preview of the new season as The Rams take a trip to Lancashire on Friday night to Play Blackburn Rovers & Chris sat down with Ryan from The Arte et Labore Podcast. Thankyou for listening & Up the Rams.

Dive into the 1990s with total LEGEND Terry Christian! Terry Christian is a broadcaster, journalist, stand up comedian and author. His work includes the groundbreaking late-night mayhem of Channel 4's The Word to the thought-provoking debates on ITV1's It's My Life. Terry also presented two series of Turn on Terry with regular guest Tony Wilson and numerous other programmes for ITV, MTV, VH1 and Channel 4 as well as a variety of different local and national radio programmes on stations including BBC Radio 4, BBC Radio 6 Music, Talksport, Century Radio, Key 103, Signal and BBC Radio Derby and BBC Radio Manchester. While at Radio Derby he won two coveted Sony Awards.Terry Christian literally shaped the way a generation watched TV. In this very special episode, I explore his dynamic career, views and pain…Terry Christian was instrumental in changing the landscape of culture. He introduced to the world legendary bands such Nirvana and Oasis. Terry and ‘The Word' also gave us icons such as Snoop Dogg, Mary J Blige and JamiroquaiHe was almost in a fight with Vanilla Ice, and shared the Big Brother house with Coolio, Latoya Jackson, and Verne Troyer (Mini Me).He's rubbed a few people up the wrong way, but he's a genius - and I love him!Join me as we trace Terry's impact on the 90's and beyond, revealing how he changed our screens and our sounds with his fearless spirit and sharp insights. Tune in, turn up, and get ready for a blast from the past with one of the era's defining voices!Subscribe to The New Mind podcast for more uplifting and insightful conversations that explore the depths of mental health, personal growth, and inspiring stories of individuals making a difference in the world.Thank youConnect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ellamccrystal Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ellamccrystalhypno   TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ella_mccrystalWeb: https://www.ellamccrystal.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@EllaMcCrystalConnect with Terry: Tour: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/terry-christian-naked-confessions-of-a-recovering-catholicInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/terry.tvchristianFacebook: https://twitter.com/terrychristianFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/terrychristianpublicfigure?locale=en_GB

And... breathe.... Jason, Cory & Jack are joined by Dom Dietrich to discuss the last 9 months which has ended in The Rams gaining automatic promotion back to the Championship. Congratulations to all involved what a season! Up The Rams --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ramsreview/message

Igor Stimac, Malcolm Christie, Roger Davies, Phil Gee alongside BBC Radio Derby's Jonathan Baker and Dominic Dietrich reflect on Derby County's promotion from League One.  

Aaron Paul, Jobi McAnuff and West Brom forward Jed Wallace analyse the big issues in the EFL as the season draws to a close.With Leicester on the brink of promotion back to the Premier League, Jed gives us an insight into their strengths and weaknesses and whether they can get the job done at Preston this weekend.BBC Radio Derby commentator Ed Dawes joins the pod to explain why some Derby County fans still haven't been won over by Paul Warne, despite the club being on the brink of their first promotion since 2007.And in League Two, the panel look at Doncaster's extraordinary form, and who out of Sutton or Colchester will avoid the drop into non-league.TIMECODES 03:00 Leicester close in on Premier League return 07:48 Championship relegation battle 14:10 Tom Cleverley becomes Watford's permanent boss 16:32 Derby on the brink of League One promotion 28:56 Doncaster's 10 straight wins 32:44 Colchester and Sutton's relegation fight

For this episode we are joined by BBC Radio Derby's Senior Sports Journalist Dom Dietrich.

Who doesn't like the office fridge? Is Richie Barker really a board game liability? Who won the players' pool championship? All the big questions but none of them related to football. Head coach Paul Warne joins BBC Radio Derby's Ian Skye for a very different conversation.

Highlights of a full day's broadcasting as the BBC Radio Derby team explore Moor Farm.

This week on The *(Relate)able Podcast we attempt our first roundtable on the topic of Colorism (yikes)! There's so much to unpack with this topic, however we thought it wasn't really our place to speak on something so important which may not have affected us three ladies in a negative way; so, we invited three friends Taribba, Emma, and Ashlee (See their Instagram profiles / website below) to fill us in on how they may have been affected. There was so much to talk about, and so little time so watch this space as we may need to run part two. **Disclaimer if you are triggered by this topic then we understand if you choose to skip this week, we love you and we care that you feel safe with us so it's arite!There's no UTMT this week, however we have an announcement… So, your favorite *(Relate)able hosts will be teaming up with one of our favorite sponsors LesBohemes on this year's retreat in Dominica from 27th October to 3rd November!!! Remember the early bird special ends on March 31st so please book early to save some cash! Lastly, remember to use the code “RELATABLE” for your 20% discount!If you have any feedback, comments, or for sponsorship opportunities, be sure to get in touch with us via email on relateablepodcast@gmail.com or via Instagram on @the_relatable_podcast_ Show notesAshlee Paris - Born in the UK, raised in the Federation of St.Kitts-Nevis, on the beautiful island of Nevis, makes Mrs Jabang 2nd generation Windrush. Mrs Jabang is a Creative Therapy Practitioner and recently qualified Neuro-linguistic programming Practitioner using art, drama, music and poetry to facilitate therapeutic healing. Mrs Jabang is also a Freelance Producer, Spoken Word Artist, Voiceover Artist, Narrator, commissioned curator Filmmaker and Co-host of the podcast KanuLove. Her influential poetry on black culture and social injustices led to being a regular contributor to BBC Radio Derby and a Cohort member of the Momentum project by WeAreParable in collaboration with Channel 4. The Leather Year was shared on BBC Radio Derby during Black History Month, and on The Black Love Project UK's platform. It was also featured during Black Love Day in Washington DC and is the 2023 Audio Poetry Plaza Price Winner as well as the Poem Stelluim Black History Month Winner 2023. Mrs Jabang is a mommy to two Queens and a wife to her loving husband and he is the inspiration of her latest work of poetry exploring Black Love.Taribba do Nascimento - Meme BeteEmma Mathurin - Dominican EmzLesBohemesColorism Healing - Dr Sarah L. WebbSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/relateable. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is a bit of a mash-up - the best bits from our four-hour live feed broadcast on February 1st.Ben's joined by Dave Fletcher from BBC Radio Derby for this weekend's preview as the Imps travel to the Pirelli Stadium to take on Burton Albion, whilst Chris and Charlie are on hand to comment.We're discussing Ben House's possible return, before featuring exclusive interviews with Jez George and Liam Scully live from Sincil Bank, and Conor McGrandles live from a hotel somewhere in Lincoln."This Podcast has been created and uploaded by Gary Hutchinson of the Stacey West Podcast. The views in this Podcast are not necessarily the views of talkSPORT.” Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Monday night under the lights? Jake is joined by Dave Fletcher from BBC Radio Derby to preview Derby's clash with the Brewers! What's changed since Martin Paterson got the job? Who's their biggest threat? Are they the same team Derby beat 3-0 at the Pirelli? All this and more in today's episode! #DCFC--If you did enjoy the episode, please consider liking and subscribing, or rating us on Spotify and Apple Pods. It really helps us out. --Find Our Other Content Here:Website: https://linktr.ee/ramstalkpodSpotify/Apple Pods: https://podfollow.com/ramstalkpodTwitter: https://twitter.com/RamsTalkPodTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ramstalkpodYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ramstalkpod--Join our community on the FanHub app with the code "ram-quz" here: https://fan-hub.com/download-fanhub--Business Inquiries:RamsTalkPodcast@Gmail.com--Tags: #DCFC #DerbyCounty #LeagueOne #EFL #BAFC--Team/Crew:Jake Barker - Director/Producer/HostJamie Page - Assistant Host/CreativeCallum Boocock - Guest Host/CreativeAdam Titley - Guest Host/Producer/CreativeVik Singh Dosanjh - GuestChris Matthews-Redwood - Guest Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

To celebrate Christmas in Barmy Dale, we have remastered our first Christmas episode from 2020. This show was first broadcast on BBC Radio Derby's Evening Show in December 2020 and was the first episode to feature Jeffrey Holland, Vicki Michelle, Karl Howman and Michael Fenton-Stevens..Dreaming of a Quiet Christmas stars: Juliet Howland as GracieCamilla Simson as SharonStuart Wheeldon as DanMartin Skellern as KeithWill Chitty as BranstonJeffrey Holland as Reverend WilkinsVicki Michelle as Angie EdwardsMike Fenton-Stevens as Police ChiefKarl Howman as D.S. LinklaterBecki Lloyd as Tracey Written by Skellern & WheeldonAudio editor Martin Skellern Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We welcome to the show Pam Sidhu, who is a BBC Radio Derby presenter and a qualified Mindfulness Practitioner. Pam shares with us that mindfulness has taught her that “you can't stop the waves, but you can learn how to surf.” A quote made famous by Jon Kabat Zinn, the founder of mindfulness as we know it today.Pam loves helping others to quieten down the ‘noise' in the mind so we can tune into the present moment and our inner voice that is more intuitive. There are so many benefits that mindfulness can gift, such as better sleep, an increase in happiness and a decrease in depression, better pain management and less stress to name a few.Pam stresses that mindfulness is not a magic pill. You don't do it once and then you're set for life. It's a practice that you need to build into your life. It needs strengthening, like a muscle.During this podcast episode are also gifted with a short mindful exercise that Pam shares with us, to bring inner calm, peace and connectedness, so that you can feel more balanced and less ‘full up' with other stuff. To find out more about Pam, you can connect via Instagram or check out her YouTube channel.

Gary's poorly, Ben's on his way back from a games expo in London, so Chris and Charlie take the reins this week to go over all things Lincoln City! They discuss the Wolves U21 victory, talk about Mide Shodipo's return, and look ahead to Burton.This week's preview sees Ben talking to Dave Fletcher, BBC Radio Derby's Burton Albion commentator about the Brewers' strange start to the season, the lack of Cole Stockton and how that could impact things. Well wishes go out to Gaz, hopefully he'll be back to full strength to get to the Bank on Saturday! As ever, get subscribed, go tell people about the pod, and Up the Imps!"This Podcast has been created and uploaded by Gary Hutchinson of the Stacey West Podcast. The views in this Podcast are not necessarily the views of talkSPORT.” Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jake is joined by Dave Fletcher, Burton Albion Commentator on BBC Radio Derby to preview Saturday's crunch clash! We discuss their transfer business, their opening day defeat to Blackpool, the change in style from last season, and much more! #DCFC--If you did enjoy the episode, please consider liking and subscribing, it really helps us out. --Find Our Other Content Here:Spotify/Apple Pods: https://podfollow.com/ramstalkpodTwitter: https://twitter.com/RamsTalkPodTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ramstalkpodYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ramstalkpod--Business Inquiries:RamsTalkPodcast@Gmail.com--Team/Crew:Jake Barker - Director/Producer/HostJamie Page - Assistant Host/CreativeCallum Boocock - Guest Host/CreativeAdam Titley - Guest Host/Producer/CreativeVik Singh Dosanjh - GuestChris Matthews-Redwood - Guest Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The season finale podcast is upon us, Even Cory makes an appearance! We are joined by Rams Review regular Jack Bryan & special guest BBC Radio Derby's sports team member Dom Dietrich. We chew the fat on Derby's first season in League one, matches players styles formations... it all gets covered. We also look at players leaving & there contributions & look to the future, what do we expect & much much more. Thankyou for listening & Up The Rams!

The Clause are a four-piece from Birmingham who bring together the swagger of the 60s, the rolling groove of the 80s and the riotous verve and attitude of the 90s.  Pearce Macca (front man), Niall Fennell (drummer) Jonny Fyffe (bassist) and Liam Deakin (guitarist) effortlessly combine huge hooks with gritty verses, indie sensibilities and rhythm and blues groove and melodies to create an altogether different beast. The music defies categorisation, rolling seamlessly from crashing percussion to huge, swinging bass. There are epic singalong choruses destined for stadiums and packed festival main stages, and darker, edgier moments evoking late night cruises down dingy back streets. The band have been together since they were kids and they have matured into one of the UK's most exciting new bands. They have hit the road throughout the autumn and winter of 2022 supporting The Reytons, on their sold-out nationwide tour, following main support slots for the Pigeon Detectives, DMAs, The Enemy and The Snuts. The band completed a 16 date solo national tour in March 2022 and then embarked on a series of gigs to finish the year with a seven date solo tour culminating in a sold out 1300 capacity home town gig in Brum at the O2 Institute in late December. The live work now continues with a tour of major cities in spring 2023 including London, Glasgow, Liverpool, Leeds and Manchester. The band have been featured, to date, on Radio 1, 6, X and XS as well as Soccer AM & Clashmusic.com. They were also honoured to play on Radio 1's Big Weekend last year. In 2022 they have released the single ‘Electric', which has been played across BBC Radio Leicester, BBC Radio Derby, BBC Radio Nottingham, Student Music Network and more, and they followed this with their summer release ‘Forever Young' in July. Previous to this, two singles have reached No1 in the iTunes rock chart and just outside the Top 20 on the main chart and they have been playlisted by Spotify on All New Rock, Deezer's Hot New Rock and YouTube's Your New Alternative Playlist. The last three singles have witnessed real growth with over 4 million streams and 65k monthly listeners. There are plans for a release in early 2023 with a high-profile collaboration in the offing later in the spring. Watch this space! The Clause have had extensive support across all media – Soccer AM, BT Sports, This Feeling, Gigslutz, Band of the Day on Maximum Volume Music and Scottish Music Network among many others, plus a cover feature in the Sunday Mail and two-page interview on the Daily Record. They have also recently been awarded the BMA ‘Best Band' for the second year running, as well as ‘Best Indie and Alternative' act. #NewMusic #Interviews #Stories #SocialMedia

Barmy Dale was conceived in 2020 during lockdown.The first episode was written for BBC Radio Derby in five parts for their evening show.It was recorded remotely online.We are slowly introduced over the five parts that make up the pilot episode  to the characters of Keith and Gracie of 46 Dale Lane and Dan and Sharon who live opposite at The Flat Cap And Ferret Pub. It follows the fierce competitive nature between Dan and Keith and the antics they get themselves upto.We join them during the UK's first lockdown in Spring 2020...This episode stars Juliet Howland, Camilla Simson, Stuart Wheeldon, Martin Skellern, Mia Mills and John SkellernSupport the showCheck us out at www/barmyproductions.com

Barmy Dale was conceived in 2020 during lockdown.The first episode was written for BBC Radio Derby in five parts for their evening show.It was recorded remotely online.We are slowly introduced over the five parts that make up the pilot episode  to the characters of Keith and Gracie of 46 Dale Lane and Dan and Sharon who live opposite at The Flat Cap And Ferret Pub. It follows the fierce competitive nature between Dan and Keith and the antics they get themselves upto.We join them during the UK's first lockdown in Spring 2020...This episode stars Juliet Howland, Camilla Simson, Stuart Wheeldon, Martin Skellern, Mia Mills and John SkellernSupport the showCheck us out at www/barmyproductions.com

Barmy Dale was conceived in 2020 during lockdown.The first episode was written for BBC Radio Derby in five parts for their evening show.It was recorded remotely online.We are slowly introduced over the five parts that make up the pilot episode  to the characters of Keith and Gracie of 46 Dale Lane and Dan and Sharon who live opposite at The Flat Cap And Ferret Pub. It follows the fierce competitive nature between Dan and Keith and the antics they get themselves upto.We join them during the UK's first lockdown in Spring 2020...This episode stars Juliet Howland, Camilla Simson, Stuart Wheeldon, Martin Skellern, Mia Mills and John SkellernSupport the showCheck us out at www/barmyproductions.com

Barmy Dale was conceived in 2020 during lockdown.The first episode was written for BBC Radio Derby in five parts for their evening show.It was recorded remotely online.We are slowly introduced over the five parts that make up the pilot episode  to the characters of Keith and Gracie of 46 Dale Lane and Dan and Sharon who live opposite at The Flat Cap And Ferret Pub. It follows the fierce competitive nature between Dan and Keith and the antics they get themselves upto.We join them during the UK's first lockdown in Spring 2020...This episode stars Juliet Howland, Camilla Simson, Stuart Wheeldon, Martin Skellern, Mia Mills and John SkellernSupport the showCheck us out at www/barmyproductions.com

Barmy Dale was conceived in 2020 during lockdown.The first episode was written for BBC Radio Derby in five parts for their evening show.It was recorded remotely online.We are slowly introduced over the five parts that make up the pilot episode  to the characters of Keith and Gracie of 46 Dale Lane and Dan and Sharon who live opposite at The Flat Cap And Ferret Pub. It follows the fierce competitive nature between Dan and Keith and the antics they get themselves upto.We join them during the UK's first lockdown in Spring 2020...This episode stars Juliet Howland, Camilla Simson, Stuart Wheeldon, Martin Skellern, Mia Mills and John SkellernSupport the showCheck us out at www/barmyproductions.com

Steve Jordan has been one of the most recognised voices on Radio across Yorkshire and The Midlands for nearly three decades, having worked on stations from Lincs FM, Viking, Century East Midlands, KCFM and BBC Radio Derby.In this edition, hear Steve share his story of how it was listening to Mike Read on Radio 1 that saw him develop the bug for radio, how David Lloyd made his career come true on Lincs FM and being taken aback when he was asked to host Breakfast. How it was a dream come true to present shows for Viking, how leaving Century for Leicester was his biggest regret and how Tony Blackburn became his regular cover for KCFM.Thanks to aircheck downloads for the use of content.

On this weeks episode we are joined by BBC radio Derby's Dominic Dietrich to discuss all things Derby county.  To kick things off we breakdown the rams 1-0 defeat at portman road against Ipswich last Friday.  We get Doms views on Derby's start to the season & the appointment of Paul Warne.  We get all the headlines from the pre match presser & the lowdown on the infamous new coffee machine at moor farm. We then look ahead to a Pride Park double header against Exeter & Bristol Rovers, before Cory comes with the hard hitting questions for Dom.  We find out about match day fashion, biscuits, cakes & more before we wrap up the chat with Dom's journey to BBC radio Derby. To round up the pod we speak with Dan from the Big Bank Theory podcast to learn more about Exeter City. Thankyou for listening & up the Rams!!!!!

Jake is joined by Callum Boocock, Rob Gregory, and BBC Radio Derby's Dom Dietrich to talk through our fixtures against Lincoln and Wycombe. We discuss Cashin's hilarious celebration, the sheer power of Conor Hourihane, and much more.

Dominic Dietrich is joined by Simon Long and Chris Holt from the Rams Writer Podcast to discuss the 0-0 draw at Shrewsbury and our new commentary deal with Derby County Women. BBC Radio Derby will be providing commentary for 15 DCFC Women matches this season. We will be at all 12 away matches in the National League Northern Premier Division and 3 home matches including the season opener to Burnley and the season closer to West Brom. We'll also be at the Nottingham Forest home match on March 26th which is going to be played at Pride Park.

Join Kelly Somers for reaction to England's 5-1 friendly win over the Netherlands alongside Reading striker Natasha Dowie, ex-Scotland winger Pat Nevin, the Telegraph's Luke Edwards and commentator Vicki Sparks. Hear from England boss Sarina Wiegman and super-sub Beth Mead. Also hear from Scotland manager Pedro Martinez Losa after his side thumped Ukraine 4-0 to all but seal a place in the Women's World Cup play-offs. BBC Radio Derby's Chris Coles and Derby fan Blake Fallows join the pod after Wayne Rooney quit the Rams. The panel have their say on Manchester City agreeing a £45m deal for Leeds midfielder Kalvin Phillips. And hear from Vincent Kompany in his first press conference since becoming Burnley boss. TOPICS: 1:05 – England, 14:08 – Scotland, 16:33 - Future of women's football, 19:06 – Wayne Rooney, 25:10 – Kalvin Phillips, 27:50 – Vincent Kompany.

Alistair Bruce-Ball is joined by ex-Liverpool defender Stephen Warnock, former Everton midfielder Leon Osman and The Athletic's Adam Crafton for the Monday Night Club. Manchester City unveil Haaland, while Liverpool agree a deal for Darwin Núñez, but who is getting the better player? With Darwin the latest on the Benfica production line, European football journalist Colin Millar joins the pod to go through their incredible player profits. BBC Radio Derby's Ed Dawes has the latest as Chris Kirchner withdraws his bid to buy Derby County out of administration. And Ligue 1 presenter Matt Spiro swings by to help assess PSG's summer of change, with a new football advisor at Le Parc des Princes and with manager Mauricio Pochettino looking set to leave. TOPICS: 1:54 – Haaland, 14:40 – Darwin Núñez, 24:56 – Benfica player profits, 33:11 – Derby County, 36:34 – PSG.

Jason and Cory sit down with Chris Coles from BBC Radio Derby to discuss the 2021/22 season and all the latest happenings from Pride Park. We talk the extension of the preferred bidder and what it means for the football club. We discuss if the deal can be done in the next couple of days and why is Mel Morris digging in regarding the stadium. We discuss the season as a whole, from points deductions, to transfers, to the moment that was relegation from the Championship. We discuss Wayne Rooney and the support for the club this season and how fans have played a huge role both on and off the pitch. We also discuss Chris' time at BBC Radio Derby by having him name his Top-5 Derby County moments and share some sentiments with the voice of BBC Radio Derby's Sportscene. Jason and Cory also sit down with Amy Sims, full back for the Derby County ladies team. We discuss Amy's season which finished with the personal accolade of being named Women's Young Player of the Year and how the Ewe Rams went on this season. We discuss the second place finish and while the disappointment of the playoffs is still there, we discuss optimism for the future. We find out about how the DCFC Women's team has grown over the years and Amy's role as a role model. We discuss the situation at the club and find out about how the Ewe Rams were affected by administration. We discuss the preferred bidder and how tweets about investments in the women's team is a good thing! Thank you for listening! Get in touch with your questions or comments. Send us a voice message! On Twitter: @ramsreview1 ; Facebook: @ramsreviewpod and email ramsreview@hotmail.com

Aaron Paul is joined by Barrow manager Phil Brown and on-loan Birmingham City forward Lyle Taylor for a look at the key stories in the EFL and beyond this week. We look at whether Derby County have turned a corner off-the-field after US businessman Chris Kirchner was named as the preferred bidder for the club. BBC Radio Derby's Ed Dawes gives us all the latest. AFC Wimbledon's Mark Bowen tell us about his start to life as the club's manager, and whether he thinks he can keep the club in League One. And the panel examine the potential promotions and relegations in the EFL this weekend, with Fulham aiming to return to the Premier League, while Crewe and Scunthorpe are hoping to hold off relegation. TIMECODES 04:20 - Phil Brown on his first two weeks as Barrow manager; 08:00 - A look at Fulham's potential promotion and the rest of the Championship promotion race; 14:00 - Derby County's takeover latest with Ed Dawes; 26:30 - Scunthorpe United head for relegation; 34:30 - Interview with AFC Wimbledon's Mark Bowen.

Episode 59 - Guest Interview - Charlotte Lunn - Is Poetry Good For You?We are back in the writers' room and we have a guest in our hot seat this week! It's Derbyshire Writing School's very own guest poetry facilitator  – Charlotte Lunn.Charlotte Lunn is a published poet, workshop facilitator and bookseller. After completing her creative writing degree at The University of Derby, Charlotte became the events co-ordinator at Scarthin Books and has regularly reviewed literature for BBC Radio Derby. Charlotte has performed across the midlands. Shottle Hall and Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site have also commissioned Charlotte's work.Charlotte's debut poetry collection, ‘Metamorphosis', was published with Verve Poetry Press in May 2021.In our chat with Charlotte she mentions, - The Butchers Dog Magazine - Butcher's Dog is a bi-annual poetry magazine founded and published in North East England. Charlotte features in episode 16. In this episode of the podcast, Charlotte reads her poem – The Language of Hands.Pete and Laura ask Charlotte :How have you been? It's been a while since you last visited the Writers' Room, have you got poetry news you can share with us?We wanted to talk today about poetry and wellbeing, is it true poetry is good for us?How can we use poetry for self-exploration?Whilst you're here, we couldn't miss out on the chance for you to teach us a little more about poetry. Last time, we talked about poetry 101 and how to read poem. Today, let's talk about metaphors in poetry. How does it work as a poetic tool? What advice can you give for someone trying to use them?Would you be happy to share a poem that shows this? Charlotte reads her poem - The Language of Hands.If our listener wanted to learn more about this topic, and work with you, can you tell them about your upcoming Writing The Self workshop?Derbyshire Writing School - Writing The Self – Poetry Workshop Workshop Date: Monday 4th April 2022 – 7 pm–8:30 pm.Can poetry give you identity? Can writing a poem help you discover who you are? Can writing allow us to express ourselves? These are the questions we'll explore in our poetry workshop with Charlotte Lunn.  This is an online workshop delivered live via Zoom.Please get in touch with us, we'd love to hear from you – info@derbyshirewritingschool.com

As Derby fans look back on one of the most eventful and tumultuous years in the club's history, the SBW team digest a frankly absurd 12 months for the Rams. Chris and Richard are joined by BBC Radio Derby's Chris Coles as we relive the most dramatic moments of 2021 for Derby - *that* survival Saturday in May, the failed takeovers, and of course the bombshell administration announcement in late September. SUPPORT SBW ON PATREON... AND GET EXTRA EPISODES! www.patreon.com/stevebloomerswashing CONTACT US: @SteveBloomerPod (Twitter) stevebloomerswashing@gmail.com

When you go Christmas Shopping and find the shopping centre's Santa has been kidnapped and replaced by a serial killer, you know you're in Barmy DaleStarringVicki Michelle as Angie EdwardsJeffrey Holland as Reverend WilkinsJudy Buxton as Mildred WilkinsMike Fenton-Stevens as the Police ChiefKarl Howman as D. S. LinklaterJuliet Howland as GracieMartin Skellern as KeithCamilla Simson as SharonStuart Wheeldon as DanWill Chitty as BranstonKate Skellern as Shop assistantAbbey Norman as Young girlLouie Chapman as ElfProduced and Written by Skellern and WheeldonMusic by Jordan FraterSound editing by Emily ComptonThe show was first broadcast on BBC Radio Derby on the 13th of December 2021Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/barmy-dale-sitcom. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.Support the show

When you go Christmas Shopping and find the shopping centre's Santa has been kidnapped and replaced by a serial killer, you know you're in Barmy DaleStarringVicki Michelle as Angie EdwardsJeffrey Holland as Rev WilkinsJudy Buxton as Mildred WilkinsMike Fenton Stevens as Police ChiefKarl Howman as D S LinklaterJuliet Howland as GracieMartin Skellern as KeithCamilla Simson as SharonStuart Wheeldon as DanWill Chitty as Branston Kate Skellern as Shop assistantAbbey Norman as Young girlLouie Chapman as ElfProduced and Written by Skellern and WheeldonMusic by Jordan FraterSound editing by Emily ComptonThe show was first broadcast on BBC Radio Derby on the 13th of DecemberSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/barmy-dale-sitcom. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Aaron Paul is joined by Nottingham Forest striker Lyle Taylor and Salford City goalkeeper Tom King to go through the biggest stories in the EFL and beyond. Exeter City manager Matt Taylor joins the podcast to discuss the mistake which led to his side's FA Cup victory over Bradford City needing to be replayed. And in the week Derby were once again hit by a points deduction, BBC Radio Derby's Ed Dawes and blogger Matt Bregazzi look at what comes next for the club. 05:00 - Lyle Taylor on his clash with Preston's Jordan Storey 07:30 - Exeter City manager Matt Taylor 10:30 - Matt Taylor explains the FA Cup replay of a replay 19:20 - Bradford chief executive Ryan Sparks criticises the FA for their decision 23:20 - Ed Dawes and Matt Bregazzi on Derby's deduction

Join Louis Mendez, Lewis Catt and Mark Newbury as they gear up for Saturday's trip to the Pirelli Stadium. They hear the latest team news and a preview of the match from caretaker boss Johnnie Jackson, and also have a quick look back at Tuesday's Pizza Cup loss to Leyton Orient. Rachel Newborough previews Sunday's trip to take on Crystal Palace for the Women's team. The guys also talk about the FA Cup draw and Albie Morgan's recent form, before Dave Fletcher from BBC Radio Derby gives us the lowdown on the Brewers.Charlton Live are once again among the nominees for The Football Supporters' Associations' Club Podcast of the Year award - thank you for your support! Our shows are available as podcasts via Acast, iTunes, Deezer and many other platforms. To contact us - email studio@charltonlive.co.uk or tweet @charltonlive See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jason and Cory sit down with Ed Dawes from BBC Radio Derby to discuss Derby County and the season so far! We discuss The Rams recent results and the season so far. We find out who has impressed Ed and who is a bit off the boil. We talk about the fight the squad are showing. We discuss administration and what it means for the future of the club. We discuss the influence of Krystian Bielik and Colin Kazim-Richards and how important their return will be to the side. We also find out Ed's interview with Mel Morris and the fine line he has to walk when being in the media. We also find out Ed's thoughts on Wayne Rooney. Thank you for listening! Get in touch with your questions or comments. Send us a voice message! On Twitter: @ramsreview1 ; Facebook: @ramsreviewpod and email ramsreview@hotmail.com.

Mark Chapman is joined by senior football reporter Ian Dennis and former Aston Villa striker Dion Dublin as West Ham knock Manchester United out of the EFL Cup third round with a 1-0 victory. The team debate whether this is a major blow to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's hopes of winning silverware at Manchester United this season and whether he's lacking squad depth after making 11 changes. We're joined on the pod by BBC Radio Derby's Chris Coles and Derby fan Ryan Dilks from the Second Tier podcast to discuss Derby County's future after they were deducted 12 points by the EFL for entering administration. And after Juventus left it late to grab their first win of the Serie A season over Spezia, Euro Leagues' regular Mina Rzouki tells us how she thinks Juve still have many issues to solve. Topics: 0'30” – Reaction to West Ham beating Manchester United 3'00” – Interview with Stuart Pearce 6'00” – Manchester United's game management 8'40” – Interview with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 11'40” – Reaction to Chelsea beating Aston Villa on penalties 12'50” – Reaction to Tottenham beating Wolves on penalties 14'11” – Interview with Mikel Arteta 16'00” - Chat on Derby County entering administration and what next for the club 23'05” - Mina Rzouki reacting to Juventus' first win in Serie A of the season.

Tony Lyman began his radio career in hospital radio at Radio Nene Valley – whilst working as a postie - before making his radio debut on board the Voice of Peace, anchored just off Tel Aviv.  From there, he joined Trent in Nottingham in May 1979, assuming the role of relief presenter before graduating to his late-night slot, for which he’s fondly remembered on a station which then owned its market. He spent time too at the then National Broadcasting School as he honed his craft. Like many, he progressed up the schedule, with spells on breakfast and on the mid-morning show – and moving across to Leicester Sound at its launch, before returning to Trent.   The East Midlands was to become his long-term home, appearing on the oldies service GEM AM, Classic Gold, Century 106 and Saga Radio before moving to BBC local radio, eventually settling down at BBC Radio Derby. Tony was a calm, quiet operator who, like many presenters, just got better and better as a natural, witty communicator. In this audio, hear Tony’s early Trent work, then Classic Gold – and clips from what was to be his final programme on Radio Derby. Tony died in May 2021.

The ex BBC Radio Derby commentator tells Ed Dawes about his 25 years covering the Rams.

Jason and Cory sit down with Chris Coles from BBC Radio Derby to discuss the 2020/21 season and all the latest happenings from Pride Park since Survival Saturday’s result. We start with the EFL Financial Fair Play charge and subsequent appeal and what that means for the club heading into the offseason. We discuss if a points deduction or a transfer ban would be worse at this moment in time for the club. We talk about Erik Alonso and his strange tweets and the ongoing transfer saga surround the club and then we discuss Richard Keogh and his payout from Derby in relation to his sacking. We then delve into the season and find recap everything that happened, from Phillip Cocu to Wayne Rooney, from preseason to the final day, from the poor form to the decent form and then back to the poor form, it’s all discussed. We then discuss all about the final day and how we were feeling before, during and after the match and why the constant changes made editing segments a challenge for Chris. We discuss that penalty award and the pivotal minute that ultimately decided Derby’s season. We discuss how you start fixing the club and are the first thing that needs attending to in the summer. We then discuss the Line of Duty finale and then find out what Chris is planning on watching next. Thank you for listening! Get in touch with your questions or comments. Send us a voice message!  On Twitter: @ramsreview1 ; Facebook: @ramsreviewpod and email ramsreview@hotmail.com

Series 2 of the award nominated comedy series begins with the new episode The Eagle is Stranded.Barmy Dale is an award nominated comedy series and is broadcast on BBC Radio Derby prior to podcast release.StarringJuliet Howland as Gracie Camilla Simson as Sharon Stuart Wheeldon as Dan Martin Skellern as Keith Jeffrey Holland as Reverend Wilkins Nicholas Lumley as Peregrine Winstanley Louise Michelle as Tracey Kate Skellern as Alice Farthing & the conference host Sally Burnett as the Hotel Receptionist and French delegate Caroline Wildi as the vaccination centre steward Abbey Norman as the vaccination centre receptionist and the northern Irish delegate Laurence Varda as the American delegate The script editor was Sarah Shelton The audio editor was Edward Lewis The music was composed by Jordan Frater Written by Martin SkellernProduced by Martin Skellern and Stuart WheeldonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/barmy-dale-sitcom. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Series 2 of the award nominated comedy series begins with the new episode The Eagle is Stranded.Barmy Dale is an award nominated comedy series and is broadcast on BBC Radio Derby prior to podcast release.StarringJuliet Howland as Gracie Camilla Simson as Sharon Stuart Wheeldon as Dan Martin Skellern as Keith Jeffrey Holland as Reverend Wilkins Nicholas Lumley as Peregrine Winstanley Louise Michelle as Tracey Kate Skellern as Alice Farthing & the conference host Sally Burnett as the Hotel Receptionist and French delegate Caroline Wildi as the vaccination centre steward Abbey Norman as the vaccination centre receptionist and the northern Irish delegate Laurence Varda as the American delegate Lloyd Bracey as the TV news reader The script editor was Sarah Shelton The audio editor was Edward Lewis The music was composed by Jordan Frater Written by Martin SkellernProduced by Martin Skellern and Stuart Wheeldon Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/barmy-dale-sitcom. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Series 2 of the award nominated comedy series begins with the new episode The Eagle is Stranded.Barmy Dale is an award nominated comedy series and is broadcast on BBC Radio Derby prior to podcast release.StarringJuliet Howland as Gracie Camilla Simson as Sharon Stuart Wheeldon as Dan Martin Skellern as Keith Jeffrey Holland as Reverend Wilkins Nicholas Lumley as Peregrine Winstanley Louise Michelle as Tracey Kate Skellern as Alice Farthing & the conference host Sally Burnett as the Hotel Receptionist and French delegate Caroline Wildi as the vaccination centre steward Abbey Norman as the vaccination centre receptionist and the northern Irish delegate Laurence Varda as the American delegate Lloyd Bracey as the TV news reader The script editor was Sarah Shelton The audio editor was Edward Lewis The music was composed by Jordan Frater Written by Martin SkellernProduced by Martin Skellern and Stuart Wheeldon Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/barmy-dale-sitcom. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Series 2 of the award nominated comedy series begins with the new episode The Eagle is Stranded.Barmy Dale is an award nominated comedy series and is broadcast on BBC Radio Derby prior to podcast release.StarringJuliet Howland as Gracie Camilla Simson as Sharon Stuart Wheeldon as Dan Martin Skellern as Keith Jeffrey Holland as Reverend Wilkins Nicholas Lumley as Peregrine Winstanley Louise Michelle as Tracey Kate Skellern as Alice Farthing & the conference host Sally Burnett as the Hotel Receptionist and French delegate Caroline Wildi as the vaccination centre steward Abbey Norman as the vaccination centre receptionist and the northern Irish delegate Laurence Varda as the American delegate Lloyd Bracey as the TV news reader The script editor was Sarah Shelton The audio editor was Edward Lewis The music was composed by Jordan Frater Written by Martin SkellernProduced by Martin Skellern and Stuart Wheeldon Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/barmy-dale-sitcom. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Friends of the podcast, Derbyshire's cricket captain Billy Godleman and BBC Radio Derby's cricket commentator Dave Fletcher join Blake to preview the new cricket season and to see how preparations are going. Sponsored by Elite Football Development,

Jason and Cory sit down with Ed Dawes from BBC Radio Derby to discuss transfers, the takeover and his broadcasting career. We also review the Rotherham United game. Derby did a lot of business in the transfer window, we recap that business and discuss if the moves were good or bad. We talk about the Derby County takeover. Is it still on? Why is it taking so long? Was it ever meant to be made public? We then discuss Ed’s broadcasting career. What made him interested in broadcasting? How did he get his start? What are his favorite memories? We discuss all this and more! Thank you for listening! Get in touch with your questions or comments. On Twitter: @ramsreview1 ; Facebook: @ramsreviewpod and email ramsreview@hotmail.com

Episode 13 - Guest Interview - Charlotte Lunn - How Do I Get Started With Poetry?We have a guest in The Writers' Room this week - the Derbyshire Poet, Charlotte Lunn.Charlotte Lunn is a published poet, workshop facilitator and bookseller. After completing her creative writing degree at The University of Derby, Charlotte became the events co-ordinator at Scarthin Books and has regularly reviewed literature for BBC Radio Derby. Charlotte has performed across the midlands. Shottle Hall and Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site have also commissioned Charlotte's work. Charlotte's debut poetry collection ‘Metamorphosis' is due for publication with Verve Poetry Press in May 2021.Pete and Laura ask Charlotte:-What is poetry? Why did you start writing poetry? Who is your favourite poet?How can someone get started writing poems?What can we learn from poetry to bring into other writing?What advice do you have for reading poems? Why is it important to consider how we read poetry?What are some of the biggest or common mistakes you frequently see when people write poetry?How did you get your book deal? What was the process like? Do you have any advice for other writers?What do you wish you'd learnt sooner about writing poetry?You can find more about Charlotte at Twitter - Verve Poetry Press - Scarthin BooksIn this episode, we also announce that Charlotte will be joining our team! Charlotte is joining Derbyshire Writing School as a guest facilitator and she'll be delivering poetry workshops later on this year. If you'd like to be the first to hear about these workshops, email us at: info@derbyshirewritingschool.com, and we'll add you to the waitlist. 

Episode Title - Dreaming of a Quiet ChristmasFirst broadcast on BBC Radio Derby in December 2020.Following another unfortunate turn of events, Keith has to stand in as director of the church nativity play, however Branston, Barmy Dale's longest serving criminal, escapes from prison and throws a spanner in the works!Starring...Juliet Howland as GracieCamilla Simson as SharonVicki Michelle as AngieJeffrey Holland as Reverend WilkinsKarl Howman as D.S. LinklaterMichael Fenton-Stevens as the Police ChiefWill Chitty as BranstonMartin Skellern as KeithStuart Wheeldon as DanBecki Lloyd as TraceyBethan Nash as Stacey.Jonas Cemm as Wise Man number 4 Also featured were...Kate SkellernLouis ChapmanCallum McIntyreBen ChapmanMusic by Jordan FraterWritten and produced by Martin Skellern and Stuart WheeldonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/barmy-dale-sitcom. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.Support the show

Becca Bryers guides you through surprising stories of communities across England pulling together to help others, drawn from across BBC Local Radio. This episode - Emily's husband of 12 years, Simon took his own life this summer - she shares what impact it's had on the family and how she, and her children, are now passionate about sharing their story. Plus bakery assistant Alice goes in search of Peter, her favourite customer - after being separated by the pandemic. Featuring stories from BBC Radio Cumbria, BBC Essex, BBC Radio Cornwall, BBC Radio Derby.

Episode 1 - How Do I Get From Short Stories To A Novel?THE WRITERS' ROOM - What's the biggest problem you are experiencing with writing this week? In the Writers' Room this week, Pete and Laura chat about Phil's question. "I seem to have no shortage of creative ideas. I'm fine with short pieces, but I struggle to get from an overall idea to a longer piece of writing. And to see it through. I know this is partly about the daily discipline that I feel help with. But how do I deal with the stages of writing a longer piece?"- PhilOUR CURRENT PROJECT UPDATES - What writing projects are we working & what's happened this week?Pete talks about his series of memoir writing books called - 'The Sundial Series.' BOOKS WE ARE READING AND RECOMMEND - What books are we reading this week?Laura is reading Chris Cleve - The Other Hand. What makes this a captivating read and the unique book blurb.Pete is reading Shauna Niequist - Present Over Perfect. An unusual choice, but why he's reading something completely different for him. LESSONS WE'VE LEARNED THIS WEEK - What have we learned about writing & publishing this week?For Pete, this weeks learning comes from working with a graphic artist to produce his book covers. For Laura, it's dealing with a problem lots of writers face. WHAT'S HAPPENING AT DERBYSHIRE WRITING SCHOOL THIS WEEK? How are we building the business this week?We play Laura's interview on BBC Radio Derby talking about the Memories to Memoir course.PERSONAL UPDATES - What's going on in our lives?Pete has reached 60! He tells of his birthday treats and why this is making him think about a new book. There is a secret section at the end ... but you have to wait for it! 

Matt Critchley joins us to review Derbyshire’s season, alongside BBC Radio Derby’s Dave Fletcher. Thanks to our sponsors ConnektRED, SMJ Brady Construction and Elite Football Development!

Derbyshire captain Billy Godleman joins Blake and BBC Radio Derby's cricket commentator Dave Fletcher to catch up after the resumption of the cricket season

We sit down with Chris Coles from BBC Radio Derby to discuss the end of the Derby County season both on and off the field. Chris gives his insights into Phillip Cocu and his thoughts on the Derby manager. We discuss where Derby need to strengthen in the transfer market. Is it a certain player, position or skill? We talk about how following and covering is never dull! We also discuss Chris' career path to BBC Radio Derby and walks us through his Tony Yeboah impression during 6 a side. He also discussed the now famous jean hoodie! Give it a listen today. Comment, rate, like, share and subscribe. Thank you for listening! Get in touch with your questions or comments. On Twitter: @ramsreview1 ; Facebook: @ramsreviewpod and Email ramsreview@hotmail.com

Becca Bryers guides you through surprising stories of communities across England pulling together during these uncertain times, drawn from across BBC Local Radio. This episode: - De Montfort University contour fashion student Disha, is putting her sewing skills to good use making reusable face masks at home in India. - Five-year-old Isaac from Belper and his granny Mhairi have been raising money for charity with a new book, which has a "stay at home" message. - Becky, a pregnant NHS worker from Nottingham shares how her faith in humanity was restored, following a car break-in and theft. - Archie, head boy at Therfield School in Leatherhead, takes over the airwaves to deliver his end-of-year speech - And the Sikh community kitchen in Middlesborough, continuing to serve hot foot to those in need throughout the pandemic Featuring stories from: Ady Dayman at BBC Radio Leicester, Heidi Booth at BBC Radio Derby, Andy Whittaker at BBC Radio Nottingham, Lesley McCabe at BBC Radio Surrey, and BBC Radio Tees

Blake is joined by BBC Radio Derby's Chris Coles and Chris Parsons from the Steve Bloomer's Washing podcast to chat about the return of football for Derby County

Derbyshire all-rounder Matt Critchley joins us alonside BBC Radio Derby's Cricket Commentator Dave Fletcher

BBC Radio Derby's Cricket commentator Dave Fletcher joins us once again alongside Derbyshire all-rounder Fynn Hudson-Prentice, who talks about his career to date, how he nearly dropped out of the game last year and Derbyshire's run to T20 Final's Day

On the day the County Championship Cricket season was due to start, we have a special episode with BBC Radio Derby's cricket commentator and the voice of Derbyshire cricket Dave Fletcher AND Derbyshire skipper Billy Godleman.

This time on The Business Mentor Podcast, Jay is interviewed on BBC Radio Derby about the effects of corona virus on business and how we can all pull together to get through this unprecedented time. Jay gives some first-hand advice on how you can keep your business afloat, giving tips on how to access government support and plan ahead so that you can bounce back after this all blows over! ABOUT THE GUEST Sati Rana is the creator and presenter of the Aaj Kal Show on BBC Radio Derby. The Aaj Kal Show established itself as the trail-blazing Bhangra radio programme in the UK. By 1988 it became the biggest radio programme in the country and steered the birth of Bhangra music in the UK!. https://uk.linkedin.com/in/sati-rana-054621129   ABOUT THE HOST Jay Dhillon is a serial entrepreneur, investor and philanthropist based in the UK with a proven track record of growing businesses from start-up to success- and helping others do the same. From humble beginnings, Jay grew his first business from 0 to 500 employees and three locations, racking up sales of over £30 million – all without any investment other than a small amount of savings. The business went on to acquire major clients such as Landrover, Jaguar, Toyota and New Look, to name a few. Its huge success inevitably brought about outside interest, and at the age of 33, Jay eventually sold the company to a London investment firm in Doyen Resources. Today, Jay owns several businesses in different sectors and helps entrepreneurs achieve success. A calling to give back and help others led to Jay being chosen for the highly coveted role as a Prince’s Trust mentor, where his achievements were marked by a personal invitation to Buckingham Palace to meet Prince Charles. After helping several young entrepreneurs to success as a mentor for the Trust, Jay’s burning desire to bring his wisdom and knowledge to a wider audience ultimately triggered the concept of The Business Mentor Podcast. Jay feels that anyone can achieve success in business with the right advice and mentoring and is now sharing his knowledge with his growing audience via his podcast. In the UK alone, 95% of business fail within the first five years, and Jay’s aim is to reduce that number. Backed with the hard-earned knowledge and experience from his time in business, The Business Mentor Podcast will share Jay’s personal business lessons as well those of other successful entrepreneur guests who share their wisdom and secrets on the show.   CONTACT METHOD  https://www.jay-dhillon.com/  https://uk.linkedin.com/in/jaydhillon  https://www.instagram.com/jaydhillonuk/  https://www.facebook.com/JaydhillonUK/ http://Jay@jay-dhillon.com

We've started a Cricket podcast and then... there isn't any for a bit. But, to keep you entertained during these difficult times, Derbyshire's Tony Palladino, Blake Fallows and BBC Radio Derby's Dave Fletcher have come together to discuss the current situation of the game.

This week I went to BBC Radio Derby. I got this opportunity by speaking to a colleague at work who happened to know somebody who works there. Truth is I went in with no expectations, just wanting to learn what they do, get a tour and try and provide value. One of the people who works there, her husband works in podcasting too and might have a chat with me in the future. Opportunity is everywhere, you don't know where it's hiding until you look for it. Stop copying people, your journey is your own. Today (Sunday 16th February) I spoke to a guy named Tom Peyton. I met him on LinkedIn and we have been chatting for a few months now. Today he shared some tips with me about public speaking and sales. - For public speaking he said - Try and get people at events where your target audience is there but your competition is not. Then you have noone else doing what you do, it shows your expertise and makes you highly valued in the room. Great point which I had nver thought of. For example, if you're in marketing, don't go to a marketing event, go to an event where sport companies are (if thats your target audience) then talk about marketing. - In regards to sales he shared a tip. This tip is called Lemlist. He said build an email list then send them an email via Lemlist sharing 1 piece of value on how they could improve their website, marketing, personal brand (whatever the service you're offering is) then say "Ihave more ideas if you are interested in a chat?" This value first approach establishes your expertise whilst also making them want more free info. - If you're like me and wondering how to get email, after finding companies there is a LinkedIn Google Chrome extension called Hunter.io that will pull emails from company pages on LinkedIn. Don't forget to leave a review/comment. I am looking for guests so if you want to be a guest, then message me on one of my social media channels below. Still have questions or want to chat? Drop me a message at: Twitter: @Garethgrafferty Instagram: @Garethgrafferty LinkedIn: Gareth Rafferty Byte: @GarethGRafferty YouTube: Gareth Rafferty Email: garethwork421@gmail.com Interested in my business? Check out the website here: www.newfoundmedia.co

As part of the BBC's "upload" service, BBC Radio Derby asked me to produce a special five minute episode of The Truth About Business which was aired at 9.15pm on Thursday 30th January 2020.The episode was a compilation of answers from all of the guests that had featured on the show so far to the same question;"What's the one piece of advice you'd pass on to your younger self before you started out in business?"It turned out to be a fantastic mini-episode and thank you to the BBC for giving me the opportunity to get on their airwaves!Click play and get ready for a special episode of The Truth About Business!

To some, he is the voice of Derby County. After covering the Rams for the better part of 30 years for BBC Radio Derby, Colin Gibson is now a presenter at RamsTV. Joining Owen Bradley to reflect on his decades as a supporter, reporter and presenter, ‘Gibbo' talks about some of the players and managers he has known, his journey in broadcasting, and how the game and industry has changed.  

Call him anything but not a shock jock. This is the story of the Southerner who moved North and defined UK late night radio.  James Whale began his radio career on Day One at Newcastle’s Metro Radio, before moving to a brief, frustrating stint at BBC Radio Derby. When Radio Aire called, James answered and delivered a programme which was not only to be on radio but on TV too in one of the earliest ever televised radio programmes. Thus began a successful TV career, a rarity for a radio name. James was to appear on a host more stations including, notably, the original Talk Radio UK (later Talk Sport). In this hour of ‘Conversations’ James opens up about the end of his days there, his career before, his cancer, and his views on BBC local radio. He shares too his reasons for entering the Celebrity Big Brother house – his thoughts on what makes a great broadcaster - and his current radio life. In his own words, this is the James Whale story. See the whole 'Conversations' series [here.](https://audioboom.com/playlists/1307245-conversations) Music by L[arry Bryant.](http://www.larrybryant.com) (James's book at http://www.jameswhale.co.uk/books/)

I was on BBC Radio Derby on 18th March 2018 in the wake of the New Zealand Mosque shooting, talking about whether live video streams of atrocities can be stopped

This week: navigating parenthood. Featuring a Yorkshire couple discussing the impact of miscarriage, the coming together of a digital nomad with a single mum and her 7-year-old son in Brighton, and the Derbyshire man who is biological father to over 70 children. Presented and produced by Becca Bryers With contributions from: Kay Crewdson and Steve Bailey at BBC Radio York Martyn Williams at BBC Radio Derby

I was recently invited to the BBC Radio Derby studios to join them for Top Floor, a new evening radio show aimed at the younger generation. We spoke for ten minutes or so about the latest and greatest from the world of technology, covering just how far technology has come and where it's going. We had some interesting insights as to the power of technology when we combine it with our voice.

Status Social's Mark Saxby tells #BBC Radio #Derby's Andy Potter, why he wrote a song to represent the UK in the 2016 #Eurovision song contest, alongside singer Kezia Gill, Ben Haynes and Brett Turner.

When a broadcaster dies, they leave their mark, not only with family and friends but with listeners too. Colin Bloomfield, a time-served BBC voice as presenter and commentator, and popular character at Radio Derby for twelve years, was afforded this fitting and touching tribute when he passed away in April 2015 at the age of 33.

On the tenth anniversary of Facebook, Status Social's Mark Saxby was invited onto BBC Radio Derby to talk about how Facebook, and other social networks, could be of benefit to businesses. Ian Skye is the interviewer...

Martin Broadhurst talking to BBC Radio Derby's breakfast show's presenter Phil Trow following the bullying of a cancer victim.