Podcasts about noni needs

"Food is how some people show love," said author Kate Lord Brown when talking about her latest novel The Golden Hour. This Shine Radio Recipe podcast is an excuse to share the work of a former Petersfield resident and writer on how her passion for food are woven through the pages of her work. One of the character's Raif, shows love through his cooking by providing food, service and loyalty to the ones he loves. Kate shares one of her favourite lebanese' recipe's, Baba ganoush, a dip that consists of finely chopped roasted aubergine, olive oil, lemon juice, various seasonings, and tahini with Noni Needs.The novel set in Cairo and Beirut on dual timelines follows the story of archaeologist Lucie Fitzgerald as she goes home to be by her dying mother's side. He mother Polly has one last story to tell her daughter about her close female friendship with her godmother Juno. A book full of forbidden passion, romance, love, secrets and lies that embraces all the senses with a backdrop of faraway shores. As archaeologists both Polly and Juno share an obsession to find the Egyption tomb of the Warrior Queen - Nefertiti. As part of her book publicity tour Kate Lord Brown will be coming to One Tree Books, Lavant Street in Petersfield in July. Listen out for more from her on Shine Radio's Talking Books podcast with Suzi Wilde and Tim O'Kelly. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Noni Needs speaks with Dr Loucia Manopoulou, Director of Newlands House Gallery, about the gallery’s latest exhibition: Jonathan and Angela Scott’s Incredible Journey: A Love Affair with the Natural World, from Africa to Antarctica. This captivating photographic exhibition celebrates the life and legacy of world-renowned wildlife photographers, authors, and conservationists Jonathan and Angela Scott. Dr Monopoulos shares insights into how the exhibition came together, the stories behind the images, and the couple’s remarkable creative partnership — one that blends art, passion, and purpose in the service of nature. Spanning continents and decades, the exhibition reveals not just breathtaking wildlife photography but also original sketches, journals, memorabilia, and multimedia — offering an intimate portrait of two lives deeply intertwined with the natural world. Tune in for a glimpse behind the scenes of this extraordinary show and discover what makes this artistic journey so personal, powerful, and timely.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"The chef next door" shows Noni Needs how to cook a delicious, quick and easy steak with peppercorn sauce. Serve the rump steak in strips with a peppercorn sauce, Norfolk new potatoes with purple sprouting broccoli.Peter hands out tips on cooking broccoli, resting the steak, making the sauce and the special carving knife.The steak is from Butcher and Larder in Liss.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Noni Needs joins Lulu Williams in Barbados as they do "Barbados on a budget" with Lulus tips for picnic lunches on the beach. Lulu travels with a cool bag in her luggage and she tells you how to make a delicious scrambled egg sandwich. There are other lunchtime ideas and Noni introduces Lulu to her favourite breakfast of Papaya with lime juice and salt. Listen to fun in Barbados while on a budget and be taken away from the grey clouds of Blighty.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A steam engine popular with enthusiasts pulled-up at the platform in Petersfield on Saturday. British Railways Standard Class 7 engine 70000 Britannia is a preserved steam locomotive. It was pulling a train of carriages through our town on a tour operated by the luxury leisure company Steam Dreams. The train stopped to pick-up passengers in Petersfield for a Christmas shopping day trip to Bath. Shine Radio's Gareth Boyes, Noni Needs, Harrison RB and young volunteer Orien met the train, its fans and the people who operate it on Petersfield platform 2. They also met well-known Petersfield character Robin Hart who has been on Britannia before.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rock band Wishbone Ash and support act Claire Hamill played Petersfield Festival Hall, celebrating 50 years in the business.  Claire joined Wishbone Ash on stage to play the song she co-wrote, Living Proof. Noni Needs caught-up with Claire after her set at The Petersfield Festival Hall, October 25. With her gold sequin 'intimidating trousers' as Claire called them she helped rock The Festival hall.For more about Claire Hamill go to https://clairehamill.co.uk/home For more about events/tickets at Petersfield Festival Hall click the link.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Becky Excell talked to Noni Needs at the Good Food Festival at Goodwood about cooking her gluten-free recipes in an air-fryer. Nigella Lawson, the domestic goddess calls Becky "The Queen of Gluten-free."When Becky couldn't find foods that she needed to keep her healthy and well she just created the recipes herself.  This inspirational woman followed her heart and has now published her sixth Times Best seller book - all about cooking gluten-free recipes in an air-fryer. For more information click on @beckyexcell and cuppatea.co.uk  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shine Radio goes to the Good Food Festival and talks to This Morning's chef Marcus Bean.  During an outside Broadcast Marcus Bean talks to Noni Needs about his new Chicken Cookbook, what his favourite recipe is for breakfast and what he would cook for his wife as a treat. The interview was first broadcast on Saturday August 17, from The Good Food Festival, Goodwood. Producer Kirsty Meredith, Presenter Noni Needs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Escalope Holstein is a quick and easy breaded chicken dish with a surprise from Hampshire's "Chef Next Door." Peter tells Noini Needs all about one of his favourite meals that uses a whole chicken breast, is cheap and satisfying as he adds an egg on top. Simple and delicious our own Noni Needs made this too as it's a simple and easy dish to make at home. Versatile too if you just want breaded chicken. For more ideas goto Shine Radio Recipe.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

University student Phoebe Peppiatt tells Noni Needs all about the latest craze in her house - Bold Beans. Check out what she calls her Recipe of Dreams: Chickpeas, roasted carrots, harissa with air fried chicken and a boujee bed of yoghurt dressing. This is a quick and easy recipe for four - serve anytime - delicious. A good student starter dish recipe to send them off with to University. With the optional side of chicken in an airfryer. Have you made a Bold Beans dish yet? Tell me about it email team@shineradio.uk. It's a cookbook a food company - cook with big beans... For more recipes go to Shineradio.uk/recipes or where ever you get your downloads.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's Shine radio recipe ventures to Petersfield's farmers market where biltong is on the menu. Butcher and Larder owner, Gideon Carter talks to Noni Needs about his superb biltong and his approach to butchery and what's on offer. With a new shop recently opened in Liss, they can be found at Petersfield market on a Wednesday, Saturday and ofcourse the Farmers market on the first Sunday of each month. Butcher and LarderSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Six year Ninja is probably the best known proponent of "barkour" (parkour for dogs) in the world. Owner and handler Dominik Arend used to teach parkour to children in his native Germany, but Ninja and he now work professionally together. Parkour, also known as free-running or l'art du déplacement (art of movement) originated in France and is a discipline, which demands both athleticism and artistic expression. The urban environment is viewed as an obstacle course to be engaged with in one's own individual, often gymnastic style. Dominik is eloquent and fascinating on the activity that has turned into a career for them both and how their relationship has developed over their shared working life, which clearly suits them.  Barkour's popularity is such, that Ninja and Dominik have almost half a million followers on Instagram and recently found themselves performing at Goodwoof, on the Goodwood Estate in Sussex. Dogs with Jobs presenter Kate Fairweather caught up with them both backstage. Thanks to Dominik for taking time to chat (@parkour.ninja on Instagram). Thanks to Noni Needs (@nonineedsmedia on Instagram) for the photo. Find out more about Goodwoof.  Do you work your dog or dogs?  If you know a dog with an interesting job, Kate would love to hear from you!  Email team@shineradio.uk or katefairweather5@gmail.com.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Six year Ninja is probably the best known proponent of "barkour" (parkour for dogs) in the world. Owner and handler Dominik Arend used to teach parkour to children in his native Germany, but Ninja and he now work professionally together. Parkour, also known as free-running or l'art du déplacement (art of movement) originated in France and is a discipline, which demands both athleticism and artistic expression. The urban environment is viewed as an obstacle course to be engaged with in one's own individual, often gymnastic style. Dominik is eloquent and fascinating on the activity that has turned into a career for them both and how their relationship has developed over their shared working life, which clearly suits them.  Barkour's popularity is such, that Ninja and Dominik have almost half a million followers on Instagram and recently found themselves performing at Goodwoof, on the Goodwood Estate in Sussex. Dogs with Jobs presenter Kate Fairweather caught up with them both backstage. Thanks to Dominik for taking time to chat (@parkour.ninja on Instagram). Thanks to Noni Needs (@nonineedsmedia on Instagram) for the photo. Find out more about Goodwoof.  Do you work your dog or dogs?  If you know a dog with an interesting job, Kate would love to hear from you!  Email team@shineradio.uk or katefairweather5@gmail.com.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Meet talented youngster, Police Dog Meika, of the London Metropolitan Police's Dog Section.  A week shy of her second birthday, Springer spaniel Meika is already trained in detection work across several disciplines, including drugs, firearms and cash detection.  Police Constable Emma Robling explains some of the training and demands on Meika, as well as what a working day looks like. She also gives some context - the Met has its own breeding scheme and lays claim to the UK's biggest urban police dog section, with a dizzying variety of specialist search disciplines. Meika and Emma are part of one of four teams on duty at any given time in London.   Recorded at Goodwoof, the annual dog event held on the Goodwood Estate, where Meika and Emma were part of an arena display put on by the Metropolitan Police's Dog Section.  Thanks to Emma for taking a few minutes to talk about Meika's talents and work.  Thanks to Noni Needs (@nonineedsmedia on IG) for the photo.  Related episodes:  P.D. Ted, the explosives detection dog with the West Midlands Police P.D. Jax the victim recovery dog with Hampshire & Isle of Wight Constabulary; Champ, the office based engagement dog in child protection team in the Victorian police in Australia Mabel the emotional support dog in the Hampshire & Isle of Wight fire service P.D. Didi, the general purpose police dog Keo, the wellbeing support dog in the police More photos at shineradio.uk/dogswithjobs  Do you work your dog or dogs?  Or perhaps know someone else whose dog is dooing an interesting job.  I love to hear about dogs with interesting dogs. Find me at kfairweather5@gmail.com or team@shineradio.uk.   © & ℗ Kate Fairweather 2024See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Meet talented youngster, Police Dog Meika, of the London Metropolitan Police's Dog Section.  A week shy of her second birthday, Springer spaniel Meika is already trained in detection work across several disciplines, including drugs, firearms and cash detection.  Police Constable Emma Robling explains some of the training and demands on Meika, as well as what a working day looks like. She also gives some context - the Met has its own breeding scheme and lays claim to the UK's biggest urban police dog section, with a dizzying variety of specialist search disciplines. Meika and Emma are part of one of four teams on duty at any given time in London.   Recorded at Goodwoof, the annual dog event held on the Goodwood Estate, where Meika and Emma were part of an arena display put on by the Metropolitan Police's Dog Section.  Thanks to Emma for taking a few minutes to talk about Meika's talents and work.  Thanks to Noni Needs (@nonineedsmedia on IG) for the photo.  Related episodes:  P.D. Ted, the explosives detection dog with the West Midlands Police P.D. Jax the victim recovery dog with Hampshire & Isle of Wight Constabulary; Champ, the office based engagement dog in child protection team in the Victorian police in Australia Mabel the emotional support dog in the Hampshire & Isle of Wight fire service P.D. Didi, the general purpose police dog Keo, the wellbeing support dog in the police More photos at shineradio.uk/dogswithjobs  Do you work your dog or dogs?  Or perhaps know someone else whose dog is dooing an interesting job.  I love to hear about dogs with interesting dogs. Find me at kfairweather5@gmail.com or team@shineradio.uk.   © & ℗ Kate Fairweather 2024See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lulu William's, near Petersfield share's another domestic goddess's bar nut recipe.Its quick and easy, buttery, salty, herby and delicious. She shows Noni Needs how to use up those opened packet of nuts in your cupboard and turn it into a delicious snack or gift for someone to have with a glass of something. Enjoy... For more recipes go to Shineradio.uk/recipesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Petersfield Nutritionist Becky Taee loves experimenting with food and making quick and easy recipes. This time Silken Tofu has inspired a quick and easy Chocolate mousse.Noni Needs finds out how it tastes and how to make it. Listen here.For more recipes go to Shinreadio.ukSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another celebratory cocktail for those special occasions. Do you fancy ice cream with an Italian twist - whisked, light and fluffy. Simon Perry prepares cocktails for his friends and shows Noni Needs what's involved in putting together a Sgroppino.  He said: "It's like an angel crying on your tongue."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Photographer and artist Nick Brandt premiere's his latest bodies of work together for the first time at Petworth's Newlands House Gallery. A new series of portraits symbolising the devastating effects of climate change will move you to action or tears. This arresting and thought provoking work is photographed around the world in Bolivia, Kenya, Zimbabwe and Fuji.The Day May Break: Chapters One to Three, explores themes of environmental destruction and climate change.  Sink/Rise has a strong focus on rising sea levels. Noni Needs speaks to Nick Brandt about his work, how and why he does it. Nick Brandt said, there is hope to mitigate the damage... through millions of small everyday actions that everyone can take part in to result in consequential change.Exhibition runs to May 29th 2024 @Newlands House Gallery Photographs © Nick BrandtMusic on audio by: Bensound.com/royalty-free-musicLicense code: V1ZSRIYDWVHSWJ9PSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Haute-savoie cooking is from the Savoie region in France. Typical Savoyard cooking is from the Chamonix Mont-Blanc and is based on cheese and potatoes. It includes Fondue, Raclette and La Tartiflette. All very cheesy.  Never off-duty, when Noni Needs went on a Girl Powder Mountain retreat to Chamonix, France she persuaded Laura Mariottt-Clarke to record a French foodie inspiration for the Shine Radio listeners.Raclette, the French way, in France after a day in the mountains, listen here.Girl Powder Mountain Retreats at Chalet Melezes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

James 'Foodie' Fairweather, Stroud, Hampshire resident talks to Noni Needs about his love of Sichuan cooking. One of Foodie's favourite writers is Fuchsia Dunlop, along with her Chairman Mao's red-braised pork recipe. A real treat if you haven't cooked Sichuan before from her book Shark's Fin & Sichuan Pepper. Picture creator is Creator: Kirk KSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's February and local Stroud resident, James 'Foodie Fairweather' is chatting to Noni Needs about not celebrating Valentine's or pancake day. Get your fix of bah humbug. There are a few simple venison tips from 'Foodie' , deer, Sky Park Farm with his usual dry wit.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In his childhood he lived in a tidy house and not knowing the word art just science. Nick was inspired to try his first artwork when he was 8 years old.Nick Trench shows Noni Needs around his Lavant Street Studio, in Petersfield. From Wounds in the Darkness, Mending the Darkness to Weakness is my Superpower to Solaris. Stitching, painting and drawing, to create a sketch book of ideas. They talk Brexit, politics, impossible lines to Solaris. For your studio visit contact IG Nick.Trench or nicktrench1@gmail.com Music by: https://www.bensound.com/free-music-for-videos License code: BPMTDLWYQ3KFPVEZPhotos ©Noni NeedsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Arts and Entertainment from in and around Petersfield. Laura Sheppard celebrates the arts across the Petersphere, talking to musicians, artists and makers, poets, dancers, thespians, composers; bringing together the talents in the area. Laura talks to Lottie Walker, from the Blue Fire Theatre Company. Gareth Boyes chats to Susan Beckett from the City Eye Film Network and to Dr Roy Hanney from DV Mission, and Noni Needs chats to Douglas Rae about his experiences as a film producer.  It's all in The Ticket from Petersfield's Shine Radio - Monday nights at 10pm, 7pm Tuesdays and always online at shineradio.uk or on your favourite podcast app. Music Credit: One Little Triumph by Blue Dot Sessions. Used under Creative Commons licence. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Peterfield Resident wants to get everyone marmalade making to enter the Fortnum & Mason of London sponsored Dalemain Marmalade Awards. There's not much time left, deadline for entries is February 5 but if you want to drop it off at a collection point it's January 26, nearest to Petersfield is Winchester. Former WRN, Ann Saunders tells Noni Needs about going for Gold with her marmalade making, and inspiring you with her recipe to join her.  There are 15 different categories to enter, from Children's to Octogenarian's & Upwards and Fortnum's will be selling one overall winner's marmalade. Ann uses her old tights - find out why and how. If you want to enter get peeling and link to details below. Dalemain Marmalade Awards information here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Great Escaper starring Michael Caine and the late Glenda Jackson was a British film hit in 2023, now available to stream if you missed it.Douglas Rae, the film producer of The Great Escaper talks to Shine radio's Noni Needs about making it and how Michael Caine was finally persuaded to star in it, and how Glenda Jackson's final film performance was transfixing Douglas shares stories about Mrs Brown, with Judi Dench for which she won an oscar for  Ecosse films and his love of the Hampshire and Sussex area. From eating at Skypark farm to opera at The Grange, to the Living Room cinema in Liphook. His joy at being involved in the ever expanding Petworth literary and musical festival. Last year, Douglas was on stage interviewing Tim Peake about his thrilling space walk. ...And why he got involved in Maggie's.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Christmas has passed but if you have Pandoro to finish off, try cooking delicious french toast.  Kate Fairweather in Stroud, Hampshire was gifted a Pandoro and shows Noni Needs what she does with it for breakfast or a delicious snack.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Shine Radio Recipe with Noni Needs goes in search of christmas traditions. Jack Finch shares his family traditions at Christmas. Jack hosts Thursday's breakfast show with Tod Apps: Rise & Shine on Petersfield's Shine radio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Shine Radio Recipe with Noni Needs goes in search of christmas traditions. Jo Gray shares her non christmas traditions, she prefers celebrating another time of year. Can you guess when? Jo Gray is to be found out and about around the Petersphere reporting the news, if you see her, stop and have a chat.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Shine Radio Recipe with Noni Needs goes in search of christmas traditions. Blake Swell shares his family traditions at Christmas. Blake hosts Wednesday's breakfast show: Rise &Shine and Saturday afternoons on Petersfield's Shine radio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Noble and Stace are artisan chocolatiers that are based in Midhurst, Hampshire. A passion that turned into an award winning business of great taste! Mike Noble, chief chocolatier of Noble and Stace talks to Noni Needs about how it all started, his award winning chocolate and how to make an unusual chocolate with South Downs mineral water.If you want a present idea how about, a chocolate masterclass as a gift? To order chocolates or a masterclass go to: Noble and StaceSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

James Fairweather is back, and having a gamy chat with Noni Needs. James talks to Noni about his tummy warming Venison Stew. A firm favourite at this time of year. Take a listen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a spooktastic time of year and Halloween is celebrated by one Petersfield and Shine Radio team member with house and garden decorations.  Shine Radio's Jo Gray shares her traditional Canadian family recipe for Pumpkin Pie with Noni Needs, adding a gluten free pastry case. For the full recipe go to Shineradio.ukSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tosh Brittan aka the Divorce Goddess, talks to Noni Needs about training companies to integrate divorce support into their employee wellbeing offerings. Tosh, from Petersfield has launched a new program, called reBUILD that helps employees to grow relationship resilience. During the period of Divorce and/or separation, you might struggle with work, feeling judged and not able to have those all-important conversations with managers as a result. With so many hours spent in the workplace it would make sense that a culture of divorce awareness is developed around the detrimental effects that divorce brings to people's lives eg lack of productivity, focus, understanding and empathy etc To find out more about Relationship Resilience Coaching:toshbrittan.com  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new restaurant, offering, 'coffee, cards and a falafel' says owner, Andrea Kowalski opened on June 16, in Petersfield.Andrea Kowalski is owner and chef at Cantina Rosita, 5 Folly Lane in Petersfield, and spoke to The Shine Radio Recipe's Noni Needs about her love of food, what they offer, and being part of the community. On the menu is Latin American and Arabic fayre, Andrea says the menu is integrated but not 'fusion.' Cantina Rosita is open 8.30am - to 4pm, Tuesday to Saturday, offering breakfast, lunch and lots in between.  For more information click: Cantina RositaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Laura Adlington, Great British Bake-off finalist 2020 talks to Noni Needs about the cake she baked for the Samaritans' Listening garden at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2023, to celebrate 70 years of listening by the charity. Laura Adlington is pictured with Hollywood actor Jason Flemyng and author Elizabeth Day at the Samaritans' Listening Garden.  134 million calls have been answered by the Samaritans' from people struggling to cope over the last 70 years. The garden was funded by Project Giving Back and deigned by Darren Hawkes. Laura is a mental health influencer and Body Confidence advocate with her #GoLoveYourself. podcast. Anyone can contact the Samaritans FREE, 24/7 on 116 123.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.

It seems Petersfield can't get enough of cupcakes.Ruth Scammell tells Noni Needs about her love of baking and how she started a cupcake decorating business. She can make you a bouquet as a gift or teach you how to decorate a cupcake yourself. For more information click below: https://ruthies-cupcakes.co.uk/ IG ruthiescupcakes1See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's the Golden Jubilee of the Petersfield Area Historical Society (PAHS) and together with the Liss Archaeological Society celebrations for the Festival of Archaeology Fortnight are planned with a Big Dig.  Ann Brooks, Chair of the Petersfield Area Historical Society told Noni Needs what is planned for the 50th year anniversary of the PAHS.  The Big Dig takes place in the last two weeks in July at The Avenue, Petersfield with activities for adults and children. Petersfield Museum and Art Gallery is hosting displays and events to celebrate.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The General Wine Company, Petersfield is the newest click and collect point for picking up your sushi order from Little Fish, Sushi In The Sticks. Sushi Chef, Khuygaa shows Noni Needs how to make a maki roll, talks making sushi and his love of cooking. While Neil Ghosh, co-owner of Little Fish shares how he went from selling celebrated chef, Neil Whitney's sushi from his garden during lockdown to setting up a fast growing business in under a year. To order go to Little Fish Sushi In The SticksSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Noni Needs was on a bee-keeping errand when she found herself in a Rogate country kitchen with its resident cooking up a storm.Hazel Williams has all sorts of treats bubbling in her kitchen, with a pot on the stove or something cooking in the oven. It was irresistible to Noni and thankfully Hazel obliged with two of her favourite recipes.So listen up for Chocolate chip shortbread: divine served warm out of the tin and Candied orange sticks dipped in chocolate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This programme is dedicated to the memory of Maddy Lawrence. Maddy lived in Sheet, attended Churcher's College and then the University of West England in Bristol. She lost her life in March 2022, aged just 20. Maddy sustained an injury playing rugby for her university team. Despite a courageous fight in hospital, Maddy died of sepsis two weeks later. Her parents established the Maddy's Mark charity in her memory.Eight months on, Shine Radio's Noni Needs hears from some of those who knew her best. Leyli Cowell, Abbie Jones, Krish Dheir, Hazel Joel and Will Clark share their personal memories of Maddy along with some of her favourite music.Shine Radio will continue to support the Maddy's Mark charity throughout 2023 and you can find out more about it, and hear other reports about its fundraising, at https://shineradio.uk/maddysmark/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Durleighmarsh Farm is changing hands in The New Year. Paul Abbott, current owner spoke to Noni Needs back in September saying," Support your local businesses. Use us or lose us." He talks about the factors that bought about his decision to call it a day. While Paul has to move on, he still has a positive message to all his customers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tensions were running high in Rogate as two Americans had challenged each other as who could make the best Christmas dressing. Becky Taee in the blue corner and Woody Ray in the red corner went stuffing ball to stuffing ball in a kitchen in Rogate and Noni Needs was invited to taste the results.Becky Taee, from Petersfield by way of Connecticut and Woody Ray visiting from Arkansas had two very different recipes. There was a taste test. Listen to hear the results.There is a bonus cranberry recipe from Woody Ray.To read Becky's recipe go to the Shineradio.ukSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Shine Radio team gathered at the Auction House, 26 Lavant Street, Petersfield to celebrate 2022 on 17th December.The tasty pork scratchings were all that the team could talk about so when Noni Needs arrived she had to investigate what all the fuss was about. Oliver, a manager at the Auction House spoke to Noni about scratchings, candy floss cocktails and their special events. For information go to: Auction House, PetersfieldSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shine Radio brings you the traditional Christmas service of Nine Readings and Carols from St Peter's Church in Petersfield. The service is led by the vicar, Canon Will Hughes and the choir by the organist Mark Dancer. The recording was made on Sunday 18 December 2022. The sound recordist was Stephen Martin and the programme is introduced by Noni Needs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Antony Penrose is the son of Lee Miller and Roland Penrose, two surrealists that lived in Sussex. Farleys Farm and Gallery is home to these two Surrealists. Miller's, son Antony became the custodian of her 60,000 strong photographic legacy by accident when his wife was looking for a baby picture of him in the attic.Ahead of a film, staring Kate Winslet as 'Lee', Noni Needs wanted to find out more about the genius of Lee Miller. Following a trail from The Newlands House Gallery, Petworth where Miller is on Exhibition: 'Lee Miller and Picasso' Noni Needs went to meet Antony Penrose at his Sussex home. Lee Miller has a long list of achievements. Here are some: a Vogue model, inventing Solarisation with Man Ray, one of four female photographers on the front lines of World War II. Lee was an activist: authoring articles for Vogue about the Nazi concentration camps that she photographed in 1944 urging the world to 'Believe It'.Antony, gives an open and honest account of life with a mother with undiagnosed Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder whose therapy was cooking and alcohol.To listen to more about Lee Miller and Picasso, with Maya Binkin, artistic director of The Newlands House Gallery, click here.For tickets and info about the exhibition running to January 8th 2023, click here.To find out about Farley's House and Gallery, click here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  Alex Bridger runs Ashford Turkeys and Geese farm based in Steep.  Wondering if you can get a decent turkey for your Christmas table? What's the latest news with turkeys and geese? Noni Needs talks to Alex Bridger about avian influenza and her new phrase: her turkeys are Fresh Fresh. And yes, you can still get a decent turkey for your Christmas table.For more information click here: Ashford farmSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Presented by Claire Vennis with Joff Lacey and Stephen Martin, the programme shares Petersfield's favourite carols direct from the courtyard of Petersfield Museum. The music is provided by the Alder Valley Brass led by Mike Pennicotte-Henry with a choir formed of Petersfield residents. The music in order Jingle bells (instrumental) O Come All Ye Faithful Angels from the Realms of Glory As with Gladness, Men of Old Away in a Manger Good King Wenceslas In the Bleak Midwinter It Came upon the Midnight Clear Hark! The Herald Angels Sing Joy to the World (instrumental) I saw Three Ships O Come Emmanuel O Little Town of Bethlehem Once in Royal David's City Silent Night While Shepherds Watched We Three Kings We Wish you a Merry Christmas Thanks to Petersfield Museum for staging the event. The Shine Radio production team was Noni Needs, Joff Lacey and Claire Vennis. The music was recorded and mixed by Stephen Martin.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Clare Boyd-Wallis, Rogate is a landscape artist.You will find her latest work on offer at a beautifully restored Abbey Barn in Petersfield.  Noni Needs went along to talk to Clare about her latest exhibition.Info for Clare Boyd-Wallis, click hereSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.