Podcasts about jono coleman

Russ Williams has been one of the countries most recognised voices on the Radio for the past 40 years, working on stations from Southern Sound, Metro, Capital, Virgin, Absolute and Smooth.This time he sits down with Luke to reflect on the past 36 Years from getting the radio bug, working on Capital Radio and sharing an office with Kenny Everett, Moving to Virgin and the famous partnership with Jono Coleman and what the transition from Virgin to Absolute was like, rekindling with Richard Park at Smooth and what tricks Nation have up their sleeve for the future.Big Thanks to Aircheck Downloads, for the use of Content.

A watery theme; Well done Team GB; Speaker Coaching; Jono Coleman; Odd sausages; Speak like a pro; Five media myths; Be a social media Speilberg; Music from, and an interview with, Serious Child and Andy Ruddy

Why don't we take another visit to Planet Porky and see what Mike Parry and Lesley-Ann Jones are up to? They appear to be discussing all the big topics including: the unfeasibly high temperatures sweeping the American West Coast, footballers vs. politicians, Ken Jones' football career, COVID self-testing, appropriate times to wear masks once restrictions are lifted, weddings, why Porky never got to be a best man, stag do culture, Jono Coleman, Tom Cruise's presence at British institutions, fake watches, streaking, Gareth Gates, the benefits of cows milk, eating a lot of salt, and dunking your biscuits. It's the perfect accompaniment for a cup of tea (or something stronger), it's Life on Planet Porky. Follow the show on Twitter: @PlanetPorky or Mike is: @MikeParry8 while you can find Lesley-Ann: @LAJwriter. Or you can email us questions or comments to: planetporkypod@gmail.com. We'd love to hear from you! 

This week we farewell a TV legend, bring you multiple exclusives and cut through the spin for the half year ratings results. In this episode:· 1.51 – Remembering the legendary Jono Coleman· 9.34 – EXCLUSIVE: Launch date for THE CHASE with Larry Emdur revealed· 12.02 – 10 pits THE BACHELOR and SURVIVOR against the Olympics· 19.07 – Foxtel to launch a subscription streaming news service – can it work?· 25.23 – MasterChef betting scandal· 30.08 – EXCLUSIVE: Location and theme for Survivor 2022 revealed· 35.43 – Hatches & Dispatches· 37.07 – Half Year Ratings wrap· 1.00.45 – TV Bingebox Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Classic episode. RIP Jono Coleman.We love Green Guide Letters about Frankston's Ironman snub, Joe Hockey sees some bad manners on the ABC, sex work discrimination and how much fun is Jane Bunn!?Plus Koshe almost gets Jono fired, Rhys gets a bus to Canberra & we get a update on Wainhouse's twitter feud. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Classic episode. RIP Jono Coleman.We love Green Guide Letters about Frankston's Ironman snub, Joe Hockey sees some bad manners on the ABC, sex work discrimination and how much fun is Jane Bunn!?Plus Koshe almost gets Jono fired, Rhys gets a bus to Canberra & we get a update on Wainhouse's twitter feud. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said it will be almost impossible for the lockdown in greater Sydney to end on Friday as planned, removalist from NSW visited both Victoria and South Australia while infectious, Italy won a thrilling Euro 2020 final, Elon Musk, Studio 10 hosts emotional tribute to Jono Coleman, and Married at First Sight update. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today the end of Hobart's Iconic Hotel "The Brunswick" as it unfolded across the morning. Spoony's News Whip around covers the fire at the Brunny around 2am this morning, Businesses with shop fronts on Liverpool St are all closed Euro 2020 Covid Wrap re: Sydney is expecting over 100 cases today, first fatality over the weekend. Ash Barty won Wimbledon ANU Astrophysicist & Cosmologist, Dr Brad Tucker and how Richard Branson made it to space. Tragic weekend on Tassie roads Jono Coleman sadly passed away over the weekend. Cynical Craig, knows a guy who leaves his phone at home so he doesn't have to Check In. is this really irresponsible ? The Vic border is closed, VIC police is actively patrolling a state border, Marti Zucco Euro2020 update (live from Italian Club viewing party) Brunswick Hotel Fire Correspondent, Brett Marley who says "Haven't seen a scene like this since the Myer Fire” Peter Fordy Ford on the  death of Jono Coleman …. Enormous respect in the industry, Anger over the new scary Covid 19 campaign and can Ash Barty make a fortune now? Brunswick Hotel update with Tas Police Acting Inspector Bill Grierson Marti Zucco - Italy has won! Pete Smith talks about the confiscation of his “CVD19” number plates Jamie tells us "CVD19" number plates happened here in Tassie FIRST. Robert Young, Glenmorgan Spring Bay Mayor on the reopened Tas Highway    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rest in Peace, Jono. You'll never be forgotten.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jono Coleman OAM died last week. Best known in the UK for the Virgin Radio breakfast show with https://twitter.com/russw777/status/1413903634329374727?s=21&utm_source=james.crid.land&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=james.crid.land:2021-07-11 (Russ Williams), he was also on GLR, Heart 106.2, LBC (no, really), BBC London 94.9 and tradies favourite FIX Radio. While the BBC snootily relegated him to a https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-57788328?utm_source=james.crid.land&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=james.crid.land:2021-07-11 (local news story) (and called his co-presenter “Russell Williams”), Jono's death was quite rightly big news all over Australian media, with obits on https://www.9news.com.au/national/jonathan-jono-coleman-dies-cancer-radio-television-host-mourned/fa0880c4-514c-4452-b799-caa145a118c9?utm_source=james.crid.land&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=james.crid.land:2021-07-11 (9 News), https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-07-10/media-personality-jonathan-coleman-dies/100283424?utm_source=james.crid.land&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=james.crid.land:2021-07-11 (ABC Australia) and many others. Here's https://podnews.net/podcast/i4iee/listen/episode/dGFnOmF1ZGlvYm9vbS5jb20sMjAxOS0wNC0wOTovcG9zdHMvNzIyODcyMw==?utm_source=james.crid.land&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=james.crid.land:2021-07-11 (an hour of him looking back at his life) on David Lloyd's excellent Radio Moments, with the quote: “I've been a very, very lucky little fat bunny.” Jono Coleman was a professional right to the end; the same probably can't be said for Rex Hunt, a commercial radio sports commentator who decided to drop a commercial break so that he could interview Robert DiPierdomenico, an apparently renowned AFL footballist. Called by the boss and asked why, he https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/afl-great-rex-hunts-onair-blow-up-ends-his-return-to-radio/news-story/c2764e2e6250140aef37290b141be2f7?utm_source=james.crid.land&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=james.crid.land:2021-07-11 (ranted for some minutes on-air), before, it seems, “taking leave of his duties at 3AW to focus on his family”. While we're on the subject of Australian commercial radio, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrM-PTp4yIw&t=162s&utm_source=james.crid.land&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=james.crid.land:2021-07-11 (here's a little clip of Kyle and Jackie O), now officially the #1 breakfast show in Sydney. The https://www.bbc.com/aboutthebbc/reports/annualreport?utm_source=james.crid.land&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=james.crid.land:2021-07-11 (BBC's Annual Report for 2021) came out. Usually pounced on by lazy journalists to highlight how much Gary Lineker is paid, Jake Kanter has https://twitter.com/Jake_Kanter/status/1412396156554989568?s=09&utm_source=james.crid.land&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=james.crid.land:2021-07-11 (pulled out a few other data points from it). Particuarly, 1,240 people lost their jobs at the BBC last year. talkRADIO, a UK talkback station, https://twitter.com/talkradio/status/1413437968644067333?s=21&utm_source=james.crid.land&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=james.crid.land:2021-07-11 (is being promoted as now available on the TV) - streaming only, presumably to get round some TV-related content laws. It's over here at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGQ472_Nluk&utm_source=james.crid.land&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=james.crid.land:2021-07-11 (YouTube) if you want to take a watch, though is also available on a number of other streaming platforms. They've been doing live streams for some time, but this is the first time (for a while, at least) when they've been available in a continuous stream. I'm surprised that LBC hasn't beaten them to this;... Support this podcast

Rest in Peace, Jono. You'll never be forgotten.

Remembering Jono Coleman See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

An appeal to Aussies' ­better nature is at the centre of the federal government's vaccine ad blitz kicking off today. A wave of tributes have followed the sad news radio and TV star Jono Coleman had died after a battle with prostate cancer. Schools are installing vape detectors to combat the rise in nicotine-addicted students. Mark 'Piggy' Riddell  has come under fire after admitting he watched the Paul Vaughan saga unfold from his home and didn't' speak up. For updates and breaking news throughout the day take out a subscription atdailytelegraph.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lance Riley never set out to become a masseur. How this former long-distance truck driver became one of the best in the world is a touching story of endurance and compassion. Reader, Ian Rogerson, who said, ‘I've always loved Australian short stories and Simon has tapped into the working class ethos with great skill and affection.' Ian originally leapt into radio at the ABC'S enfant terrible 2JJ in 1980. He presented almost every shift on the station. With his friend Jono Coleman as 'Jono and Dano' they established themselves as a radio and television comedy team for the rest of the decade. From JJJ's breakfast show to number one in consecutive Sydney surveys on Triple M nights, 2SM Breakfast and Melbourne's Triple M, they romped across Australia's airwaves for years.

This week Stuart Clarkson chats to Russ Williams about everything from Chris Evans’ RAJARs to Virgin Radio in the 90s, leaving Smooth and his latest work for talkSPORT and back with Jono Coleman on Fix Radio. Roy Martin is here to look at the Q1/2019 RAJARs and news of the new Heart schedules, James Cridland asks whether it matters where your radio station is based and David Lloyd’s Radio Moments include the launches of Mercia Sound and Laser 558 plus the departure of Fearne Cotton from Radio 1. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Few radio broadcasters enjoy success in two continents. A Londoner by birth, but a childhood move to Australia dictated his accent and his early media home. Jono Coleman rose from ad script-writing to local radio programmes - and then national TV before graduating through the Australian radio ranks.  On his return to London, the disruptive BBC GLR beckoned before joining the ranks of Virgin 1215 at launch, where his mischievous tenure on the Russ ‘n’ Jono breakfast show is well-remembered. In this hour of #radiomoments ‘Conversations’, Jono tells of being replaced by Chris Evans at Virgin – and then by Jamie Theakston at Heart – before returning to the BBC’s local London station. He opens up about the circumstances of his return to Australia – and his radio and TV since. In his own words, this is the Jono Coleman story. Enjoy the whole Conversations series [here](https://www.davidlloydradio.com/conversations). Theme music by [Larry Bryant.](http://www.larrybryant.com/)

Radio wars, sackings and cancer. Jono discusses it all and opens up open a whole range of subjects. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jono Coleman was once described as 'probably the happiest man on television' by news.com.au and that's certainly true. He's a true performer who loves nothing more than working to an audience, making inappropriate jokes and having fun.Jono and Rob became firm friends during their time working together on Studio 10 and this interview is perhaps a little too honest and goes off the rails a bit.You have been warned! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Fourth installment of The Bucket List saw your hosts, Diana Simons and Beefy (The World's Biggest Sports Fan) discuss all things sports travel in the World's First Dedicated Sports Travel Show.On this week's show, we preview the Rugby World Cup being held in Japan; Daniel Cecconi from Sportsnet Holidays tells us what to expect at the Tournament and how to follow the Wallabies in the Land of the Rising Sun. Studio 10's Jono Coleman joins us to chat about life and what's on his Bucket List. We preview the Moomba Birdman Rally with multiple champion Mick Paul - an event that really should be on everyone's Bucket List. There's some funny stories from our listeners as the wild and whacky Cheese Rolling becomes a people's favourite. Beefy adds his usual experiences of his record breaking adventures.The Bucket List Radio Show is sponsored by Getback.health, MyClubShop.com.au - your essential fundraising partners for all sports clubs and community groups and Sportsnet Holidays.Remember to drop by our facebook page and tell us about your bucket list events - https://www.facebook.com/BucketListShow/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

More dodgy thirty second music edits and stories of yore!  Russ Williams and Jono Coleman are resplendent with more tales from thier time on the award winning Russ and Jono Experience on Virgin Radio back in the day.

Segments Include:Magnificent Seven - Jalmanac: Michael Hutchence - Does reserving a carpark pass the Pub Test? - 'Don't Mess With The Display' We take your calls - We chat to Jono Coleman to see how his Mo is going - Gets My Goolies- Man of the MatchSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Russ Williams and Jono Coleman reboot the fun and mischeif of their famous Virgin Radio double act from the lat 1990's in the UK. In this episode the boys explain that UK newscaster Alistair Stewart was the inspiration behind Edward and Shankar... to Alistair Stewart himself, as he joins them in the Russ and Jono Studio. Thank you very much indeed... indeed!

5th of November will no longer be remembered as the date when Guy Fawkes attempted to blow up the Houses of Parliament in Britain, oh no... it will forevermore be remembered as the day that two broadcasting behemoths got back together... Russ Williams and Jono Coleman will be rebooted on your favourite podcast channel on 5th November 2018.

The boys are back in town... well, on your podcast machinery... from 5th November.  With stories new and old, plus the bits and bobs you loved so much.  Russ Williams and Jono Coleman - back together and rebooted from 5th November 2018...

The Russ and Jono Rebooted podcast sees Russ Williams and Jono Coleman reunited for fun, features, guests and banter bringing back memories of their multi award winning 'Breakfast Experience' show on the original Virgin Radio in the UK.

Ed and Sam are joined by Abby Coleman, Lawrence Mooney and Fifi Box for a massive episode of Have You Been Paying Attention? Plus we welcome Jess and Lisa from The Veronicas and cookbook queen Donna Hay as guest quizmasters! And a special appearance from Jono Coleman from Studio 10! First aired Monday November 7 on TEN. 

Jono Coleman (@jonocoleman) is a legendary broadcaster from Australia who has had an incredible career here and in the UK.He worked on landmark stations like the earliest incarnations of JJJ, the BBC and at the huge upstart that was Virgin Radio in the 90s.Starting in the late early 80s I first came to know him on a kids’ after school show called “Simon Townshend’s Wonder World” you could really get away with wordy names back then.Now Jono’s a big bloke. He’s always been a big bloke, even when he was starting out.There was even one particular character that he played on that show, which was a super hero called “Flash Flab”.He was a crime-fighter who was there to save the day, and he was a bigger man.It’s fair to say that in this conversation I have with Jono I tell him what that meant to me - to see someone that looked like me on the TV and who wasn’t being teased for being fat.It’s all I’ve got to relate to when it comes to the diversity discussion - in that you can’t be what you can’t see.And I get it. Until I saw that he was a fat super hero, I had nowhere to look for some reason to feel anything but shame for my body.I still felt it in years to come - but for that short period of time, I felt empowered.So when it comes to seeing all body types, and all colors of body types, ones that look standard, and ones with less arms or legs, or different shapes of torso - that sort of thing is so important.I don’t work in casting for TV, but if I did - I’d try to work hard to make sure what you see on TV looks like what you see in the street. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello and welcome to Overdrive, a program that roams through the world of motoring and transport I'm David Brown And in this program we look at news stories including: Road safety measures for Victoria to be fast-tracked after 'horrific' 24 hours on roads; Is urban transport too expensive?; Amazon and UK Government aim for the sky with partnership on drones; Opal data gives customers option to avoid the bus crush; UK university projects shows wireless sensors could improve rail crossing safety; Why women-only ride-sharing services are revolutionary We chat with media personality Jonathon Coleman about his rather twisted motoring career We talk about the prevalence of SUVs particularly in the luxury car class and road test the Lexus RX 350. And in our panel discussion with Brian Smith we take a light-hearted look at stories including: Nissan uses anthropologist to influence autonomous vehicle design; Originally aired on 03 September 2016. For past programs and individual segments visit www.drivenmedia.com.au

Jonathon (Jono) Coleman is a radio announcer, television personality, writer and performer. His television broadcasting career started in the late 1970s as a reporter on Simon Townsend's Wonder World. He's been in movies, television and a lot of radio including over a decade in the UK. He now appears regularly on television station channel 10 in Australia but his love of radio continues with a program each Monday on Community radio station 99.3 FM in Sydney. And you can hear this on the internet just put 99.3 in your search engine. His motoring career has had its twists and turns including meeting some famous car people Originally aired on 3 September August 2016. For past programs and individual segments visit www.drivenmedia.com.au