Podcasts about nhs charities together

NHS Charities Together's hybrid members conference is regularly held up as a top example of an excellent event experience in the sector. Find out how they did it! We chat with Director of Fundraising, Louise McCathie, about how they planned the event and what key things you need to consider when organising for online and in-person audiences. You will learn: What you need to host a hybrid event How to elevate the event experience for all audiences How to overcome hybrid event hosting challenges Speakers: Nikki Bell & Louise McCathie Want to learn more about hosting virtual events? Sign up for our free Charity Virtual Event Masterclass series: https://www.everywhereplus.com/charityvirtualeventmasterclass/ 

In this episode, Fergus is joined by Olivia Strong: founder of Run For Heroes - the viral campaign that raised >£7m for NHS Charities Together throughout the pandemic.We discuss how the idea was born, how it developed, the challenges along the way, and how it turned into the viral campaign that became a household conversation in 2020.Expect to realise why you should just commit, now.Expect to better understand the challenges of charity fund-raising.Expect to put a story to the name of Run For Heroes.Join The Modern Mind mailing list

In this bonus episode Gary Mansfield speaks to Outsider Gallery (@outsidergallerylondonBarnet, Enfield and Haringey NHS Trust proudly present a creative arts exhibition that has been created by participants engaging in music therapy, expressive art and drama therapy programmes, in response to the pressures of Covid, isolation and the impact of complex mental health.Funded by NHS Charities Together and brought to you by Outsider Music and Outsider Gallery, London, with Maria StydenkoWhen: Friday 23rd September 6 - 10pm Nearest train stations are Turnpike Lane and HornseyWhere: Outsider Gallery at the Clarendon Recovery College N8 0DJ Who: Everybody is welcome For more info @outsidergallerylondon contactOpenMindsProject@nhs.neTo Support this podcast from as little as £3 per month: www.patreon/ministryofartsIf you would like to promote your work, exhibition or any other creative project, please contact us at:Social Media: @ministryofartsorgEmail: ministryofartsorg@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us for Episode 2 of Season 2 of Modified Roll! Our party thwarted an attack on a small village by what appeared to be bandits! But with the battle won, everything is not as it seems!We have an episode sponsor this week! Head on over to Applewhite Games Kickstarter Journey to the Centre of Eraegarth! Explore a city of criminals, find the lost scholar, and discover the forgotten world hidden at the centre of Eraegarth!To celebrate the launch of Season 2 we are running two competitions!Leave us a review on any podcasting host and be entered to win a set of Gold Chaos Dragon dice from our sponsor DnDice! Just make sure to send us a message about your review as we cannot aggregate them all in one place and don't want to miss yours! Alternatively if you tweet about the podcast with the hashtag #ModifiedRoll you will be entered with a chance to win a set of Shepherds Tempest dice!Both competitions are running until the end of March!We are also supporting the #RoleFor Charity campaign by The Role Play Haven, you can show your support for the NHS Charities Together by purchasing a limited run t-shirt for £18! You'll also receive a bundle of gifts worth over £100 for free! At least £8 from every purchase goes to NHS Charities Together to help support our NHS, its staff and their patients! Do you want some new dice or awesome D&D accessories? Then head on over to dndice.co.uk/discount/MODIFIEDROLL and get 10% off all purchases!Or use the following code at checkout:   "ModifedRoll"Podcast Recommendation of the day- : Vicky's WorldCheck out theirTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/VickysWorldRPGOr catch them on Twitter: @VickysWorldRPG And you can now join our Discord server to chat with us!You can now support the show either through Patreon or Ko-Fi! Check out our Patreon for a selection of rewards!iTunes // Stitcher // Podbean // SpotifyMassive thank you to the Storm Weather Shanty Choir for the use of their song Drunken Sailor for our theme music. Thank you as well to @LixxieB for our wonderful logo and to Jeff for our wonderful Season 2 Character Art!Licensed Music:A Cross to Bear - Tabletop Music BazaarThe Floor is Lava - Tabletop Music BazaarThe Aftermath - Tabletop Music BazaarOisin Mac Diarmada - Larry McDonagh's Cock UpMourning Day - Dark Fantasy StudioSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/ModifiedRoll)

In today's episode, we're joined by Tom and Chris Hannaway, brothers and Co-Founders of alcohol-free beer brand Infinite Session.  With a passion for great tasting beer but a desire to incorporate some alcohol-free days into their lifestyle, Tom and Chris discovered a gap in the market for a vibrant and confident alcohol-free beer to enjoy during after-work drinks. Launched in 2018, Infinite Session beers are now stocked in leading UK retailers including Sainsbury's and Whole Foods. The brand also launched exclusively into the US state of Wisconsin in March 2020. During the pandemic, Infinite Session launched a series of special-edition beers, including the ‘Stay Home' beer from which all proceeds were donated to NHS Charities Together. Today they share advice on what to consider when expanding internationally as well as how to successfully work together as siblings. The Hannaways' advice: Take time to think about what you disagree on and come back to it after some spacePut boundaries in place and make sure you stick to themGet your messaging down first before worrying about the rest   Don't focus too much on logo and web domain at the start  Really think about how you would explain your idea to others, think about The Granny Test, keep it really simple Think about your product development but do tell people what you're doing as well as you need the feedbackGive your sales channels the same level of importance as product development  You can only do what you can do and be comfortable with that  Have hobbies outside of work to keep you passionate about your company Know when to chat with each other, and when not to Find your working rhythm together You do have to work hard but build in breaks Grow slow, try things on a smaller basis when you reach new markets to build your growth with a strong foundation   You can contact Tom or Chris via Instagram or Twitter  Head over to Speakpipe to leave your voice note for future guests too.LastPass the password-keeping site that syncs between devices.Google Workspace is brilliant for small businessesBuzzsprout podcast 'how to' & hosting directoryCanva has proved invaluable for creating all the social media assets and audio bites.For contracts check out Law Depot.Recorded, edited & published by Juliet Fallowfield, 2022 founder of PR for startups advisory Fallow, Field & Mason. MUSIC CREDIT Funk Game Loop by Kevin MacLeod.  Link & Licence

Tracklist : 01. Anthony Rother – My Soul 02. Commuter – Digital Memories Part 1 03. Commuter – Digital Memories Part 2 04. Fleck ESC – Ice Pick 05. Bass Junkie – Human? Unknown 06. ATIX – Street Fighter 07. RXDX – Accretion Disk 08. Mike Ash – Kilobytes 09. John Selway – Finding Resilience 10. Carl Finlow – Chemical Bonds 11. Detroit's Filthiest – My Soul to Take 12. Go Nuclear – Exotic Dancer 13. Nexus 23 – Transform (Beatprozessor's Dirty Bass Transform) 14. Detroit's Filthiest – Dark Shadows 15. DJ Ze MigL – I'm Medicine 16. Elec Pt.1 – Dance Like it's the 90s 17. The Subdermic – All Shapes and Sizes (Keyline mix) 18. Zeta Reticula – Z.E.T.A 19. Bass Junkie – Blast Them to Infinity! 20. Dez Williams – Corrupt System 21. RXmode – Degraded (w1b0's Violation in G Minor) Bass Agenda Recordings began in 2013, with its debut release, the compilation entitled ‘The Fight Against the Mundane'. That CD and digital release featured many of the guests that had appeared on the Bass Agenda Radio show in its first year, such as w1b0, The Exaltics, Sync24, Scape One, The Hidden Persuader, and Alavux. Since 2013 the label has put out over 100 releases on digital, vinyl, CD, and USB formats spanning the various nuanced styles in the Electro genre, and Techno too. Just like the radio show, the focus of the Bass Agenda label is on exploring the wide range of sounds out there and doing so by releasing music by brand new talents, established artists doing new things, and some of the Electro genre's biggest names. The label has been championed since its inception by Dave Clarke and has grown over the years to become a regular source of tracks for home DJs, podcasters, magazines, and some the world's biggest names, including Juan Atkins, DJ Stingray, Helena Hauff, UMEK, Alienata, and many more. In 2020 Bass Agenda Recordings curated and released CAREBOT$, a massive 100+ tracks compilation raising money for NHS Charities Together and Médecins Sans Frontières Covid-19 initiatives. So far, the CAREBOT$ has raised over £10,000. After this project Andy Barton, who runs all things Bass Agenda, decided the label would take a break. The label will return, but no specific date or plans have been made as yet. The Bass Agenda Radio Show continues and broadcasts on www.deepspaceradio.com in Detroit. Guest on the show have included Anthony Rother, The Hacker, Juan Atkins, Detroit in Effect, Dez Williams, Jensen Interceptor, Helena Hauff, CYRK, DJ Godfather, Radioactive Man and over 150 more. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Follow Bass Agenda Recordings : Bandcamp : www.bassagendarecordings.bandcamp.com Facebook : www.facebook.com/BassAgendaRecordings Instagram : www.instagram.com/bassagenda SoundCloud : @bassagenda Triple Vision : www.triplevision.nl/label/Bass+Agenda+Recordings

Signal boost for #RoleForCharity! Link for #RoleForCharity t-shirt:https://rphaven.co.uk/product/roleforcharity Text of this episode: Tabletop Role-Playing Games Industry comes together to support NHS Charities Together in #RoleForCharity The Role Play Haven has teamed up with a whole host of UK publishers to raise money for NHS Charities Together through a bespoke charity t-shirt fundraiser which launches on Wednesday 2nd February at 2:00pm. The pressure on our National Health Service continues to be relentless, but NHS Charities Together help provide the extra support and services needed to care for staff, patients, and improve health in our communities. Working with a network of over 230 NHS Charities, they listen to teams on the ground and invest in projects that help the NHS go further than what would otherwise be possible through standard Government funding alone. The Role Play Haven t-shirt campaign will help them to fund things like counselling and the creation of outdoor spaces to improve staff and patient wellbeing, new technology and specialist equipment to enhance patient care, the training and equipping of thousands of emergency response volunteers to help save lives in local communities and research into long-term health conditions – such as long-Covid and many other conditions. The #RoleForCharity t-shirt features bespoke, never before seen, artwork which has been created exclusively for this campaign by the veteran TTRPG artist Jason Juta. As part of the purchase, supporters will also receive a one-off gift from each of The Role Play Haven's sponsors in the form of PDFs, discount coupons and physical books. They estimate this bundle value to be over £100 and sponsors include; Brittania Game, EN Publishing, Handiwork Games, Magnum Opus Press, Modiphius Entertainment, Nightfall Games, Red Scars and Son of Oak. T-shirts can be purchased here from 02.02.2022 at 2pm for £18, with a minimum of £8 per t-shirt being donated to NHS Charities Together. Link: https://rphaven.co.uk/product/roleforcharity The campaign will be a two-week pre-order to maximise fundraising and fulfilment will be completed by GMS Hobby Game Logistics. Thanks for supporting this great charity event! Game on!

Signal boost for #RoleForCharity!Link for #RoleForCharity t-shirt:https://rphaven.co.uk/product/roleforcharity Text of this episode:Tabletop Role-Playing Games Industry comes together to support NHS Charities Together in #RoleForCharityThe Role Play Haven has teamed up with a whole host of UK publishers to raise money for NHS Charities Together through a bespoke charity t-shirt fundraiser which launches on Wednesday 2nd February at 2:00pm.The pressure on our National Health Service continues to be relentless, but NHS Charities Together help provide the extra support and services needed to care for staff, patients, and improve health in our communities. Working with a network of over 230 NHS Charities, they listen to teams on the ground and invest in projects that help the NHS go further than what would otherwise be possible through standard Government funding alone.The Role Play Haven t-shirt campaign will help them to fund things like counselling and the creation of outdoor spaces to improve staff and patient wellbeing, new technology and specialist equipment to enhance patient care, the training and equipping of thousands of emergency response volunteers to help save lives in local communities and research into long-term health conditions – such as long-Covid and many other conditions.The #RoleForCharity t-shirt features bespoke, never before seen, artwork which has been created exclusively for this campaign by the veteran TTRPG artist Jason Juta.As part of the purchase, supporters will also receive a one-off gift from each of The Role Play Haven's sponsors in the form of PDFs, discount coupons and physical books. They estimate this bundle value to be over £100 and sponsors include; Brittania Game, EN Publishing, Handiwork Games, Magnum Opus Press, Modiphius Entertainment, Nightfall Games, Red Scars and Son of Oak.T-shirts can be purchased here from 02.02.2022 at 2pm for £18, with a minimum of £8 per t-shirt being donated to NHS Charities Together.Link: https://rphaven.co.uk/product/roleforcharity The campaign will be a two-week pre-order to maximise fundraising and fulfilment will be completed by GMS Hobby Game Logistics.Thanks for supporting this great charity event!Game on! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Excerpts from Experts - Marketing is a compendium of insight, advice, and anecdotes from more than 200 of the leading names in marketing. These wonderful people have generously contributed their time and wisdom to raise money in aid of NHS Charities Together. Whether you're an aspiring graduate, experienced professional, marketing guru, or just vaguely interested in the magical world of brands and marketing, this book is a must-read. The 2 readings in this book come from Andy Murray (Chief Customer Officer at Asda) and Mark Vile (Chief Marketing Officer at comparethemarket.com) Order your copy from your local bookshop or here on Amazon.

Today, I'm having a GAS with Grant Hunter, the global ECD at Iris Worldwide. Grant is a remarkably down-to-earth and humble individual, considering the scope of his responsibility to his agency. He manages creative teams in the UK, the USA, Europe, Asia and South America. Iris made waves last year, with a few pieces of work led by brand-purpose, including work for Starbucks, The Purpose Disruptors and the NHS Charities Together. -- Having a GAS™ is the podcast that talks to the great and the good of the creative industries, and in particular finds out what makes great music for film, for TV, for advertising; for dancing to, for cooking to, f*cking to, and more... -- GAS™ Music is a music production agency in Manchester, UK. We compose and produce original music, create awe inspiring sound design and have a fully integrated audio post-production studio. We also have a great record collection, and welcome any additions, recommendations or criticisms. -- http://www.gasismusic.co.uk​ -- © GAS™ Music 2021

The legacy of Capt. Tom Moore, the super fundraiser who died of COVID-19, lives on in Imogen Papworth-Heidel — and many others.The 11-year-old soccer player, who dreams of playing for England, watched Capt. Tom pushing his walker up and down his garden to raise money for the National Health Service and was inspired.So she decided to help by doing something she's good at: keepy uppies — kicking the ball into the air and passing it from one foot to the other without letting it touch the ground.Imogen was able to raise 15,000 pounds ($20,500) for key workers keeping hospitals open, streets safe and trains running while everyone else stays home to stop the spread of coronavirus."I wanted to do something to help as well to raise money, so I did this,'' she told The Associated Press from her home in Framlingham in southeastern England. "I chose to do 7.1 million -- one for every single key worker in the whole of the country."Capt. Tom, a World War II veteran recovering from a broken hip, set out to raise 1,000 pounds ($1,400) by walking 100 laps of his back garden before his 100th birthday last April. Three weeks later, he had raised 33 million pounds ($45 million) for Britain's NHS after his quest cheered a nation in lockdown and triggered donations from around the world.But he also made a broader impact as his simple challenge — to do whatever you can to help others — persuaded the young it's never too soon to start, and the old that it's never too late.Take Margaret Payne, 90, who walked up the stairs in her home 282 times to raise 416,000 pounds for the NHS. Payne, from Ardvar in the Scottish Highlands, calculated that the feat was the equivalent of climbing 731 meters (2,398 feet), or the height of Suilven, one of Scotland's best known mountains that she scaled when she was 15.And then there's Tony Hudgell, a 5-year-old who lost both legs after being abused as a baby, set out to walk 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) and raise 500 pounds for the Evelina London Children's Hospital. After completing the challenge in a series of daily walks he had attracted more than 1 million pounds of donations."Captain Sir Tom inspired so many people to take on their own extraordinary challenges, from running marathons to swimming lakes, and he gave us all hope," said Ellie Orton, chief executive of NHS Charities Together, using the honorific Capt. Tom earned when he was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II."He showed NHS patients and staff, who were struggling, that people cared, that they were looking out for them and doing what they could to support them."In the end, Imogen needed a little help to complete her challenge.After realizing it might take her a long time on her own, she found other people who did keepy uppies and donated them to her via video so she could reach her target — and every key worker could have their very own."People did 6 million keepy uppies in total and I did 1.1 million," she said. "It's just really amazing how many people donated and spent their time actually doing the keepie uppies. I'm really grateful for that."Unlike many of those inspired by Capt. Tom, Imogen managed to get an audience with her hero. Capt. Tom told Imogen that her challenge was "cool." She melted."I probably learnt to keep on going and not to give up halfway through something … to persevere through it, like going out when it's raining, or it's really, really hot," Imogen said of the experience. "And I now believe that I can do what I want if I know I can do it and I have the right mindset."She also got more accuracy and control of the ball, which is likely to help that national team goal.Thanks to Capt. Tom.

How to sing your way to Christmas in isolation and Matthew Parris talks about his new book on trauma and genius We're joining: The Self-Isolation Choir and their Christmas at Home Concert on 20 th December https://www.theselfisolationchoir.com We're reading Fracture: Stories of How Great Lives Take Root in Trauma, by Matthew Parris, published by Profile Books, £16.99 We're going online to The Stratford Literary Winter Weekend Festival Friday 20 th November to Wednesday 25 th November Matthew Parris talks about his book at 8pm Friday 20th November (available until 11pm 25th November) stratlitfest.co.uk. We're watching: A one-time live reading of Shakespeare's The Tempest, directed by Jenny Hall and starring Geraldine James and Rebecca Hall November 19 th at 7.30 on Zoom Tickets from http://www.ticketsource.co.uk/the-tempest-shake-festival We're buying Portraits of NHS Heroes compiled by Tom Croft, published by Bloomsbury, £25 All royalties and £2.50 of every sale goes to NHS Charities Together https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/portraits-for-nhs-heroes-9781448218004/ Books are My Bag Reader Awards Winners Reader's Choice Book of the Year : Hamnet by Maggie O'Farrell (Tinder Press) Fiction: The Devil and the Dark Water by Stuart Turton, Raven Books, Bloomsbury Non-Fiction: by Dara McAnulty (Little Toller Books) Poetry: Tiger, Tiger Burning Bright: An Animal Poem for Every Day of the Year by Britta Teckentrup and Fiona Waters (Nosy Crow) Young Adult Fiction: Cinderella is Dead by Kalynn Bayron (Bloomsbury) Children's Fiction: The Highland Falcon Thief by M.G. Leonard & Sam Sedgman, illustrated by Elisa Paganelli (Macmillan Children's Books) Breakthrough Author: Jean Menzies author of Greek Myths (DK) Edited and Produced by Alex Graham

**Please remember to rate and review the podcast - it really helps others to find it.** Dawn Friday uses freehand machine embroidery to create stitched keepsakes and gifts, capturing memories in fabric. She creates and sells beautiful, handmade items. Listen in to hear Dawn share: An introduction to her business and freehand embroidery (1:00) How she got started and where her business is today (2:25) How she manages making products to order (7:20) Selling on Etsy - why it's a great platform (10:52) Top tips for selling on Etsy (14:05) Her experience with Amazon Handmade (17:38) Being part of the All By Mama network and the benefits (18:40) Getting commissions through Instagram and Facebook (22:00) Her NHS angels to give back to the NHS Charities Together (24:00) Some of the challenges she's overcome (30:22) The benefits of being part of a network (34:00) What she loves about running her business (37:50) Her top piece of advice for other makers wanting  USEFUL RESOURCES: https://www.girlfridayadventuresinembroidery.co.uk/ (Girl Friday website) http://www.instagram.com/girlfridayembroidery (Girl Friday on Instagram) http://www.facebook.com/girlfridayembroidery (Girl Friday on Facebook) https://vickiweinberg.krtra.com/t/1h7ZDXoCpU9c (All By Mama membership community) https://www.nhscharitiestogether.co.uk/ (NHS Charities together) LET'S CONNECT https://www.instagram.com/vickiweinberg_product_creation/ (Find me on Instagram) https://my.captivate.fm/www.vickiweinberg.com (Work with me)

DO YOU RECOGNIZE THIS LADY? Anne Docherty has an amazing guest for us this week on Finding the Funny Side Show.... Ellie Orton is joining us for a chat Meet Ellie, Chief Executive, NHS Charities Together, a charity responsible for raising over £92m with a help Captain Tom, PE With Joe to name a few... Ellie will tell us what it was like to run all this charity work from her kitchen table.... Originally aired 01/10/20

Aidan and Oonagh caught up with ‘the triple threat' Shayne Ward for an entertaining chat. They spoke with Shayne about his time on Coronation Street to upcoming movie roles and his charity single for the NHS.Best known for his award winning role as Aidan Connor in Coronation Street from 2015 to 2018. Shayne rose tofame as the winner of the second series of The X Factor. Shayne is no stranger to the charts when his 2006 selftitled album debuted at #1 on both the UK and Irish charts going 4x Platinum in Ireland and Platinum in the UK.With two hit singles under his belt “No Promises” and “Stand by Me”, Shayne was on his way.Shayne has always been front and center to help those in need through various charities over the years, so with therecent global pandemic Covid 19, Shayne wanted to do his part to help. What better way then to use his amazingvoice and talents to record a new version of the classic “Over the Rainbow”. Proceeds will benefit NHS Charitiesand their NHS Charities Together program helping staff and volunteers who are caring for Covid-19 patients.Shayne first performed “Over the Rainbow” during the finale of X Factor ultimately winning the competition withhis stellar rendition. This live version was also included on his self titled debut album. For years Shayne hasreceived letters from fans everywhere requesting that he do a proper release of the track. What better time to releaseit then now and for a special charity.The post Pop Star Shayne Ward Chats With iRadio appeared first on iRadio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

THE COAT CUPBOARD COLLECTIVE presents AT THE FIRST STROKE, STEPHEN CRITCHLOW's uplifting and often hilarious account of his extraordinary recovery from a serious stroke earlier this year while in rehearsals for ALONE IN BERLIN at the Royal and Derngate in Northampton. With contributions from RACHEL ATKINS, DAVID HOLT, CHRIS PAVLO and DAVID SARGENT. Especial thanks to NAXOS for its generous licensing of the CRUSH COLLISION MARCH by SCOTT JOPLIN. A WORD FROM STEPHEN In January of this year, I had a stroke and spent time at Northampton General Hospital and University Hospital Lewisham. While in hospital, I experienced first-hand the hard work and pressure facing NHS workers. When I was back home, a writer friend of mine came to visit me. He suggested I write an account of my time in hospital. This could have a therapeutic effect, he told me, and it has. I also wanted to give something back to our amazing NHS, all those people who come from every part of the globe, who work hard and care for us, when we can't care for ourselves. I have therefore recorded as honestly as I can the journey of a stroke victim, some of my meetings with staff and patients along the way, and the humour and humanity I found on the hospital wards. If you have enjoyed this podcast and would like to show your appreciation of the NHS, please visit www.justgiving.com/fundraising/atthefirststroke, where I am raising money for NHS CHARITIES TOGETHER, and give whatever you feel you can afford. STEPHEN CRITCHLOW has been a professional actor for over 30 years and a member of the BBC Radio Drama Company no less than five times. Stage credits include Sir Peter Hall's HAMLET (Gielgud), Ray Cooney's PYGMALION (Albery), three years in THE THIRTY-NINE STEPS (Criterion), and CYRANO DE BERGERAC at the Royal National Theatre. Stephen has toured in many productions, including ROUND THE HORNE REVISITED (in which he played Kenneth Horne), and recently THIS HOUSE for Headlong and THE REMAINS OF THE DAY for Out of Joint. His many TV and film credits include, DOWNTON ABBEY, MIRANDA, SKINS, CIDER WITH ROSIE, RED DWARF 11, HATTIE, FANTABULOZA, THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER, LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY and CHURCHILL: THE HOLLYWOOD YEARS. RACHEL ATKINS' recent theatre work includes, THE COUNTRY GIRLS (Minerva Chichester), INKHEART and ROMEO AND JULIET (Home Theatre Manchester). For television, she has appeared in CHERNOBYL, THE ROOK, HUMANS, and CALL THE MIDWIFE, and films include THE LAST LETTER FROM YOUR LOVER and THE COUNTRY GIRL. Rachel has been a member of the BBC Radio Drama Company several times and was a regular in THE ARCHERS. She has recorded numerous audiobooks as well as voice overs for video games. DAVID HOLT studied theatre arts in Birmingham in the late 1980s, then moved London to pursue a career as a versatile actor in TV, film, theatre, radio, and as a voice artist. He has appeared in countless productions of all types over a 30+ year career, and is renowned for his animation voice work, having appeared in over 90 animated TV series. CHRIS PAVLO has worked extensively in the voice world. He has enjoyed four seasons with the BBC Radio Drama Company, with credits ranging from THE ARCHERS to news-based comedy THE WAY IT IS. He can also be heard voicing video games, commercials, documentaries and podcasts. Chris co-founded and runs THE PODCAST COMPANY, a production house for podcasts. DAVID SARGENT has been an actor and voice-over artist for 32 years. He shares a drama school and voice agent with Stephen Critchlow. He has worked in theatre, film, radio and television – most recently in PENNYWORTH for Warner TV, and the 2020 films THE COMPLEX and BRITISH PEOPLE. MUSIC | THE CRUSH COLLISION MARCH by SCOTT JOPLIN, performed by BENJAMIN LOEB, licensed courtesy of NAXOS. PRODUCTION | ChromeRadio for the Coat Cupboard Collective | Producer – Catriona Oliphant | Post-production – Catriona Oliphant & Chris Sharp | Tea boy – Martyn Wade.

WBZ's Jordan Rich shares the story of Captain Sir Thomas Moore who, at 100-years-old, raised £32m by walking laps around his garden for NHS Charities Together.

Part 1 of the best bits of the 12 Hour Saturday Showdown raising money for NHS Charities Together! In part 1, Wax Lyrical, Guess The Themetune and a first play of our charity single featuring Jeremy Sharp!

Recorded for release W/C 11th May 2020 This week Allan Clarke from the Hollies tells us about re-recording He an't Heave for NHS Charities Together, Sophie Petzel, writer of Blood chats about the season 2 box set release,  we hear about this Saturday's event from Barbara Nice, Donchez Dacres chats about his current music, Chris Congreave talks magic, Fiona Winning lets us know what missing out on your A-level exams is like, Troy Dennison chats about Sustain and the award circuit, Michael Armstrong chats about his music and the current state of the industry, Matthew Richards joins us from the The George Formby Society, James Collins talks about Fizzog Productions and Bradley Pit, Dan Clark of NÖE music lets us know about his work and LGBT+ Sparkle let us know about their weekly meet ups on Zoom.

In this episode of Cranleigh Community Radio, we hear from Gary and Sophie Warner who are hosting a 24-hour live DJ set to raise money for NHS Charities Together. Lynda speaks to Diane Davies from Cranleigh Village Hospital League of Friends. There's an update from the Cranleigh Arts team, with some creative ideas for lockdown. We hear from Pat Butler at The Arts Society Cranleigh. Jamie is back with an update from Cranleigh Lions and more local quiz questions. There's poetry from Trisha Broomfield, and Stephen Dennison introduces classical music to play us out.