Podcasts about community radio awards

Using games and acting in your training can create a safe space to help clients become more resilient and confidently tackle obstacles in their work. However, there is a fine line to getting the balance right in training sessions. My guest this week on the Training Business podcast is Dr Audrey Tang. Dr Audrey Tang is a Chartered Psychologist (British Psychological Society), and award-winning business author with a focus on practical tools for wellbeing. She hosts podcast 'Retrain Your Brain for Success', and The Wellbeing Lounge on NLiveRadio (2nd place/Silver "Female Presenter of the Year 2022 & 2023 in the Community Radio Awards). Audrey offers expert comment as a psychologist spokesperson both academically and through TV, Radio and published media in the fields of mindfulness, resilience, leadership and wellbeing. As well as her workshops and coaching practice, she is a long-time advocate for boosting mental and emotional fitness within her community through CLICK Arts Foundation. The foundation offers opportunities to build confidence, boost self-value and learn new skills through shows and performing arts driven events.   Tune in and you'll learn the following, plus much more:   The importance of building resilience in business How to use games and actors correctly in training How escape games can be useful in training   Tune in and subscribe to get more episodes like this one.  

Noni Needs from Liss has won the prestigious Bob Norris NUJ Award for Achievement in journalism from Solent NUJ. She has graduated from an intensive 28-week NCTJ (level 5) diploma in Journalism at City of Portsmouth College. Noni talks to Kate Fairweather about the course, starting a new career and life as a mature student. One of her first assignments was to interview Penny Mordaunt, Portsmouth North MP and Leader of the House of Commons. She has also sourced and written articles for The News, Portsmouth and the Petersfield Post.  As a single parent, Noni was able to support herself through the course thanks to a bursary from the National NCTJ Journalism Diversity Fund.  Noni is an award-winning podcaster. Her podcast, the Shine Radio recipe with Noni Needs was recognised with an award at the Community Radio Awards 2022. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of the Audience podcast, Matt chats with Sam Sethi about what he’s been up to and about the future of podcasting. It’s surprising to hear that Sam’s only been in the podcasting space for around three years. In 2019, he was named Best Newcomer of the Year at the Community Radio Awards and since then, he has built a name for himself in the industry. Today Matt and Sam talk about Elon Musk, the future of opensource tech, and what it’s like getting some hard criticisms from big names. If you have any questions about this episode or want to get some of the resources we mentioned, head over to Castos.com/podcast. And as always, if you’re enjoying the show please share it with someone who you think would enjoy it as well. It is your continued support that will help us continue to help others. Thank you so much! Never miss another show by subscribing at castos.com/subscribe. Today you’ll learn about: What’s happening in the podcast space: Podnews Daily and Podnews Weekly The hard edits of Descript: overediting versus no editing Lessons from “Off the Mic,” what to consider when you come up with a new podcast idea Revisiting technology and Big Tech The future of podcasting Opensource and the community around it Growing through your pocketbook Resources/Links: Sam Sethi, LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samsethi/?originalSubdomain=uk Sam Talks: https://samtalks.technology/ Sam Sethi, Twitter: https://twitter.com/SamTalksTech Castos Academy: https://academy.castos.com/ Castos, private podcast: https://academy.castos.com/privatepodcast/ Castos, website: https://castos.com/

Accompany Millie the golden labrador on her hospital rounds, as she spreads joy and warmth to staff and patients alike at Petersfield Hospital on this month's episode of Dogs with Jobs.  It's a deceptively simple episode - the gentle sound of a dog padding around the hospital on an ordinary Thursday morning. Yet there's a magic here when the dog loving patients encounter Millie, and talk about how much they look forward to getting back home to their own much loved canine companions.  Former rescue dog Millie is a Pets as Therapy (PAT) dog and Petersfield is just one of her regular stops. Owner Linda Tipple explains the rhythms of Millie's part time working life and its rewards. If you are interested in volunteering with your dog, please take a listen to the January 2021 interview with Patricia Bland of Pets as Therapy, who explains the qualities she looks for in a therapy dog. See the photos as usual at shineradio.uk/dogswithjobs. In this episode you can also hear the winning submission of Dogs with Jobs, which won Gold at the Community Radio Awards 2022 in Bedford in November. Do you work your dog or dogs? Get in touch with Kate at team@shineradio.uk.  © & ℗ Kate Fairweather, 2021See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Accompany Millie the golden labrador on her hospital rounds, as she spreads joy and warmth to staff and patients alike at Petersfield Hospital on this month's episode of Dogs with Jobs.  It's a deceptively simple episode - the gentle sound of a dog padding around the hospital on an ordinary Thursday morning. Yet there's a magic here when the dog loving patients encounter Millie, and talk about how much they look forward to getting back home to their own much loved canine companions.  Former rescue dog Millie is a Pets as Therapy (PAT) dog and Petersfield is just one of her regular stops. Owner Linda Tipple explains the rhythms of Millie's part time working life and its rewards. If you are interested in volunteering with your dog, please take a listen to the January 2021 interview with Patricia Bland of Pets as Therapy, who explains the qualities she looks for in a therapy dog. See the photos as usual at shineradio.uk/dogswithjobs. In this episode you can also hear the winning submission of Dogs with Jobs, which won Gold at the Community Radio Awards 2022 in Bedford in November. Do you work your dog or dogs? Get in touch with Kate at team@shineradio.uk.  © & ℗ Kate Fairweather, 2021See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Every month Damian Hinds updates Shine Radio listeners from his constituency MP's desk. This month he reflects on a range of issues, including the Autumn Statement on the UK's finances and the cost of living for local families, the work of Citizens Advice locally and the Petersfield small business fair that takes place on Saturday at Winton House. Damian also takes a moment to recognise the volunteer team here at Shine Radio. The station was recently named best digital community station in the Community Radio Awards.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's P pod celebrates Petersfield's Shine Radio receiving the Gold Award for ‘Best Digital Station of the Year' at the national Community Radio Awards.  We bring you an update from Shine Radio's co-founder Stephen Martin and clips from the award-winning Shine Radio programmes. Also with local news, a Wilde Walk and music from Dixie Darling.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Shine Radio programme celebrates the frontline workers of the canine world, and was named best podcast in the 2022 Community Radio Awards. Hear the announcement and presenter Kate Fairweather's acceptance speech at the awards ceremony held on Saturday night. The prize was one of three collected by Shine Radio volunteers. The Shine Radio recipe won bronze for best podcast and the station as whole was named the best digital community radio station in the UK.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Shine Radio programme celebrates the frontline workers of the canine world, and was named best podcast in the 2022 Community Radio Awards. Hear the announcement and presenter Kate Fairweather's acceptance speech at the awards ceremony held on Saturday night. The prize was one of three collected by Shine Radio volunteers. The Shine Radio recipe won bronze for best podcast and the station as whole was named the best digital community radio station in the UK.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Petersfield's volunteer-run Shine Radio has been named the best digital community station in the UK. The local radio station collected the gold award at the national Community Radio Awards ceremony on Saturday night. The judges' said: This is a genuinely impressive station with very high quality content, clearly rooted in its community. Collecting the top prize, presenter Harrison RB said: Thank you to the people of Petersfield because you make it shine. This is your award for your radio station and if it wasn't for your stories and your voices we wouldn't be standing here. Petersfield's Shine Radio was also awarded for two of its most popular podcasts. The Shine Radio recipe with Noni Needs collected the Bronze prize for best podcast while Dogs with Jobs, presented by Kate Fairweather, took the gold.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kate Fairweather and Noni Needs talk about Shine Radio's nominations in the Community Radio Awards. The ceremony takes place in Bedford (for some reason) on Saturday night. Petersfield's Shine Radio has two nominations in the Best Podcast category: Dogs with Jobs with Kate Fairweather and The Shine Radio Recipe with Noni Needs. Listen as the presenters and two good friends laugh their way through this interview.Petersfield's Shine Radio is also nominated as Best Digital Radio Station.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we take a closer look at the making of 'On Track In Greensand Country', an 'audio journey' created by Terry & Dr Lawrie Hallett in April 2021 for the Greensand Country Festival 2021 & shortlisted in the Community Radio Awards 2021. Links: https://anchor.fm/greensandcountry - listen to the finished audio here. https://www.mixcloud.com/futureradio/wherrymans-way-1-norwich-to-whitlingham/ - listen to 'The Wherryman's Way' here. https://primroseterryshed.podbean.com/ - listen to 'Primrose and Terry: In The Shed' here. With thanks to Sally Christopher, Dr. Lawrie Hallett & Nell Seal for their contributions to this podcast. Fantastic Noise is a podcast about audio production. Recorded in the Radio LaB 97.1FM studios at the University of Bedfordshire. Produced and presented by Terry Lee. You can follow Fantastic Noise on facebook.com/afantasticnoise, instagram.com/afantasticnoise & twitter.com/afantasticnoise or email us fantasticnoise@beds.ac.uk. Let us know what you think. Our art work was produced by Stoo Elvin (facebook.com/iamstooelvin/), and our theme music is by Liam Ayton, remixed by Daniel Potter.

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Welcome to a special edition of Community Keyboards for New Year's Eve 2020 - and a chance to hear a few concert items as befits the time of year when many people look forward to the annual New Years DAY concerts on TV and radio. PENNY WEEDON, WILL SHAW, PHIL LEADER, SIMON GLEDHILL and KLAUS WUNDERLICH provide the music. It's been quite a year! Hopefully, 2021 will see the gradual return to being able to visit venues to hear our great variety of music from the King of Instruments in all its guises. In the meantime, thanks for listening to our music and memories in our 40th anniversary year, crowned in December with the Silver Award at this year's national Community Radio Awards. Here's to 2021! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/communitykeyboards/message

Sam Sethi had the pleasure to interview Martin Steers the station manager at NLive Radio and Chair of Community Radio Awards.We talked about how NLive is continuing to run their station through COVID and what software Martin is using to enable remote broadcasting.We talked. about the upcoming Community Radio Awards and what has changed and whether there will be an awards ceremony later this year.We also talked about the newly formed UK Community Radio Network that Martin has formed with a number of station managers across the UK to lobby government on our collective behalf.We ended up talking about some of the hot topics in radio. Bauer making 260 presenters redundant this September and what that means for local radio. Will DAB+ ever come to community radio and finally are podcasting and streaming services a challenge to radio audiences?

The Infinite Dial Australia survey has found Australian Radio is one of the most listened to in the World, ARN's radio streaming up significantly and so is its website traffic, The 2020 CBAA Community Radio Awards have opened across 30 categories even though many entries will have been produced from home studios. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Gemma-Leigh James is a former student of TV Training Academy in 2019 she won Silver for Best Female Presenter at the Community Radio Awards and she joins me to share her journey. 

http://punchingsideways.comJosh and Max make radio, music countdowns, music magazines, and independent video.All over at: https://www.atomicmusic.space/music

Community Radio Awards 2016 Female Presenter of the Year, Primrose Granville talks to the Jamaican chef Henroy Brown about his near death experience as a young man in his twenties, when he was diagnosed first with Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma, and then with the near fatal Steven Johnson syndrome. She herself came through a very traumatic point in her own life. In 2003 she was an Early Years/Special Needs practitioner with dreams of becoming a Head Teacher, married with a young son. A freak incident ended all that. Within 18 months she was unemployed, unemployable, separated and with no financial security. She was also mourning the loss of her father. "For years I did nothing & felt like nothing until someone introduced me to community radio." she says "Being out of work was the worst thing that ever happened to me, even more than the loss of my marriage, my father & my financial freedom. I knew I had ambition but others didn't seem to. However, I never gave up, as losing my ambition was one loss too many." Primrose asks Henroy what gave him the strength to carry on when he was at his lowest point, and how he has managed to rebuild his life. Producer: Maggie Ayre.

This episode is a bit different, recorded on location in Sheffield at the Community Media Conference 2018 & the Community Radio Awards 2018 on Saturday 15th September 2018. Focusing on the UK community radio scene. Terry speaks to a number of key UK community radio figures, including; Chair of the CMA, Lucinda Guy Radio Regen's Cormac Lawler Lol Gellor Dr Shahd Salha Somer Valley's Dom Chambers Dr Rob Watson Chair and founder of the Community Radio Awards, Martin Steers Wycombe Sound's Philippa Sawyer   We'll also hear from Dr Lawrie Hallett, Senior Lecturer in Radio and Journalism, in his radio surgery. And do some jargon busting with our 'radio word of the week'. Fantastic Noise is a podcast about making radio. Usually recorded in the Radio LaB 97.1FM studios at the University of Bedfordshire. Produced and presented by Terry Lee. You can follow Fantastic Noise on facebook.com/afantasticnoise, instagram.com/afantasticnoise & twitter.com/afantasticnoise or email us fantasticnoise@beds.ac.uk. Let us know what you think. Our art work was produced by Stoo Elvin (facebook.com/iamstooelvin/), our announcements are from Freya McCann, and our theme music is by Liam Ayton.

Trevor Dann reports from the Next Radio event in London held this week - and talks to guests and speakers as well as organisers James Cridland and Matt Deegan. We hear from the organiser of the Community Radio Awards, Martin Steers - as well as Daniel Bruce from Internews who presented an award, and winners Fergus Ó hÍr (Raidió Fáilte), Julie Donaldson (Zetland FM) and Jane Steele (Drystone Radio). Plus - Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin dissect the big industry stories of the week; James Cridland looks at the secret to achieving a growing radio industry around the world; and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments.

What does coming out mean to you? Is it a grand declaration or something more subtle? Queer folks from across the spectrum share their stories and thoughts on what coming out means to them. Thanks to Greyson, Graham, Devon, Rachel, Ann, Rowen and Bryan for reading! This piece was originally broadcast on CJSW 90.9 FM in Calgary, and received an Honourable Mention for “Best in Student Programming” at the 2018 National Campus and Community Radio Awards. Produced by Mel Woods.

Stuart Clarkson hosts while Trevor Dann is on holiday. Stuart finds out about the new national DAB station, Union Jack, from co-CEO Ian Walker and Content Director Tim Parker. Plus Dom Chambers tells us about the recent Community Radio Awards and conference. Includes David Lloyd’s Radio Moments and this week's top radio stories from our special guest newsreader, Radio NewsHub's Stephanie Otty.

Stu Manton shows Trevor Dann round Global Radio's HQ. We find out why there are two Community Radio Awards. Stu Clarkson's at the Arqiva Awards. Plus Radio Moments with David Lloyd.

Josh and Zachary discuss Pluto being in the news again before getting into their tuxedos and heading to the Australian Community Radio Awards. Zach critics Barack Obama's latest joke riddled speech from earlier in the week. New segment on the show, 'Sexy News' is delved into, before wrapping up the show with confusion about wedding ring fingers. Listen to the Show Live at; www.Switch1197.com From 2pm every Sunday