Podcasts about Radio Clyde

rWotD Episode 2838: Clyde Rocks Welcome to Random Wiki of the Day, your journey through Wikipedia’s vast and varied content, one random article at a time.The random article for Sunday, 9 February 2025 is Clyde Rocks.Clyde Rocks was a trial Scottish Independent Local Radio station serving Glasgow and West Central Scotland. The station was dedicated to rock music alongside sports news and discussion and was operated by Radio Clyde (part of Bauer Radio). The station broadcast on DAB and online for 30 days, but was axed after the trial was completed. Clyde Rocks was a contender for the then advertised 96.3FM licence for Glasgow and The West of Scotland, but however, lost out to the all new Rock Radio Glasgow.This recording reflects the Wikipedia text as of 00:55 UTC on Sunday, 9 February 2025.For the full current version of the article, see Clyde Rocks on Wikipedia.This podcast uses content from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.Visit our archives at wikioftheday.com and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes.Follow us on Mastodon at @wikioftheday@masto.ai.Also check out Curmudgeon's Corner, a current events podcast.Until next time, I'm standard Nicole.

Paul Coia was the first voice heard on Channel 4 back in November 1982, and hosted various programmes for Television, but before his television career took off - he began his career on the local station Radio Clyde.In this week's edition of Radio Greats, Paul sits down with Luke to share his broadcasting tales, from getting the bug for radio, how DJ-ing at a party for Clyde led to an overnight show. Presenting for Radio 2, LBC and Radio Berkshire and what its like to go from Music Jock to Talk Jock.Thanks to Paul, Radio Rewind and Aircheck Downloads for use of content

Ross King is a dynamic force in the world of television, known for his versatile talents as a presenter, actor, and writer. With a career spanning over five decades, King has established himself as a prominent figure in both British and American entertainment spheres.Born in 1962, King's journey into the limelight began at the tender age of four when he made his initial foray onto the stage. His early flair for performance laid the foundation for what would become an illustrious career. At the age of 17, King's voice resonated over the airwaves of Radio Clyde, where he helmed flagship programs such as "King's Clyde Countdown" and "The Lunchtime Show."In 1988, he ventured into children's television with "Young Krypton," a CITV show inspired by the acclaimed "The Krypton Factor," tailored for younger audiences. King's affable demeanour and natural charisma endeared him to viewers, marking the start of a celebrated career.The pivotal juncture arrived in 1993 when King assumed the role of the LA correspondent for GMTV, a position he held steadfastly until 2010. This period saw him become the trusted voice providing insights into the heart of Hollywood for British audiences. King seamlessly transitioned to Daybreak and later Lorraine, solidifying his status as the go-to expert for all things LA.King's talents extend beyond television screens. His filmography boasts notable credits including "The Day After Tomorrow," "Half Past Dead," and "Cruel Game," showcasing his versatility as an actor. His stint as the entertainment anchor for KTLA/The CW Channel 5's Prime News garnered critical acclaim, earning him four Emmys and a Golden Mic award.Beyond the silver screen, King has graced stages across the globe, from London's West End to the Palladium Theatre. Noteworthy performances include iconic roles in "The Rocky Horror Show" and the lead in "Summer Holiday." His contributions to theatre have not only enthralled audiences but have also earned him recognition within the industry.In the realm of radio, King's charismatic presence has been felt on Capital Radio and BBC's National Radio 5. His hosting prowess has been recognized with accolades like the Sony Award for his coverage of the Olympic Games. Notably, King fulfilled a lifelong ambition by co-hosting the American Weekly Top 40 countdown alongside the esteemed DJ Rick Dees.In 2018, Ross King's invaluable contributions to the realms of broadcasting, arts, and charity were acknowledged with an MBE in the New Year Honours List. This honour stands as a testament to his enduring impact on the industry.With an illustrious career spanning decades, Ross King remains a stalwart figure in the world of entertainment, captivating audiences with his magnetic presence, and leaving an indelible mark on the cultural landscape. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"Don't come to sit on your hands and criticise" said Graeme Souness to the Rangers support via Radio Clyde in January of 1991, with his side 12 games into an unbeaten of 17 - the longest of his reign. Despite a league position of great strength and a Old Firm cup win, Souness was losing control. The departure of Butcher, the loss of Kusnetzov, the hammering in Belgrade and the war with McCoist were just some of the flashpoints as the storm at Ibrox continued to rage. This episode was first aired on Tuesday 24 May 2022 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to episode 4 of Totally Publishing. Join me in this captivating episode as I delve into the fascinating career of Scottish broadcaster Tony Currie. From his early days as a voice on Radio Clyde to becoming a chief announcer at Scottish Television, Currie's path led him to diverse roles including Controller of Programmes for the Cable Authority and chairman of the Royal Television Society of Scotland. He discusses his journey into book publishing. Tune in to gain insights from this influential figure in the broadcasting industry. Find his author page on Amazon UK.

George Bowie is the undisputed King of breakfast radio in Scotland, and has transcended generations, decades and even genres. From keeping you company in the car on the way to school, to providing the tunes during pre-drinks on a Saturday, he's been a perpetual presence and one that will remain for a long time to come. We chat about George's first rudimentary DJ lessons as a teenager in his dad's club, while the DJ nipped off for a drink… George reflects on his start at Radio Clyde in somewhat understated circumstances, plus his very brief departure to a rival radio station in Scotland… And we chat about the popularity of the GBX, winning over George Michael, Ibiza madness at The Highlander and so much more. www.dontfretaboutdebt.net/blethered/ Contact: seanmcdonald.podcast@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/seanmcdonald01

There are some names in the radio industry that need no introduction. Shaun Tilley could be one of them, but I'm duty-bound to do one anyway. You know Shaun, of course you do. He's been on the radio in Wales, Scotland and England. And although he's already racked up four decades on the wireless, you wouldn't bet against him appearing on the Northern Irish airwaves before long! In this chat with Foxy, he talks about his time at Radio Luxembourg, Capital, Radio City, Radio Clyde and more. There's some industry legends names dropped (spoiler alert: Kenny Everett). And there's a story about a nightclub in Glasgow called Bonkers. Contains some fruity language and one or two tales not suitable for younger ears.   Listen to Shaun's My Radio 1 podcast: https://podfollow.com/1455133756/view Shaun's BBC Sussex shows are here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p06tmnwc/episodes/guide Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shauntilleydj/?hl=en  

We hear The Cult back in their gothier days on Nov. 15, 1985 in Glasgow, broadcast by Radio Clyde. We hear Love, Rain and She Sells Sanctuary. This is right before Rick Rubin made them more rock.

Recorded prior to Rangers' historic Europa League Semi victory last night, the lads sit down to look at the last 7 days in Scottish Football!  We look at the fate of Dunfermline with Radio Clyde's Steven Mill of Football Daft focus, another listener attempts to win the pies with piesports.com and Team Mates this week comes from Richard Foster!

Georg Bowie, the legendary Scottish Radio presenter, DJ & Producer talks to Mallorca about his journey through music, from his humble beginnings DJ'ing in Glasgow clubs to becoming a presenter on Radio Clyde 1, the infamous GBX Dance Show, events and productions.  Catch George at 1994 on Saturday 26h March 2022   **GIGS FOR YOUR DIARY**   1994 Closer To All Your Dreams  Ultra-Sonic, Rhythm Quest, The Rhythmic State Scott Brown, George Bowie, Trevor Reilly, Joe Deacon, Malcolm X, MC Cyclone   Saturday 26th March 2022 @ Classic Grand, Glasgow.  BOOK NOW -> http://t-s.co/1994c Skiddle -> http://skiddle.com/e/36004744   David Forbes OTC (Open To Close) Saturday 14th May 2022 @ Classic Grand, Glasgow.  Tickets Scotland & Skiddle. BOOK NOW -> http://t-s.co/open9   1994 Family Fun Day, Easter Rave Saturday 16th April 2022, Classic Grand Glasgow. 1pm-5pm. BOOK NOW -> http://t-s.co/t3375    Info. & Merch: https://www.ultra-sonic-tekno.co.uk/shop

TRUE HOUSE STORIES W/ JON MANCINI # 076 - PART 1 Jon Mancini is Scotland's most well-known house DJ. He was the key to the successful Street rave parties at the Ayr Pavilion back in the early 90's. He then moved on to the short lived but legendary Kitsch club nights. He now resides at the Arches for all the Colours events. He has played alongside every name DJ that the UK has to offer & has featured on Pete Tongs Essential Selection with a few guest mixes. Jon hosted the Colours Mix on Friday nights for 3 years on Radio Clyde, and is, in our opinion the best dance radio presenter in Scotland.

Paul Coia has been presenting on BBC for over 37 years. We talk about what makes a real difference in how you present on video, essentials of a great interview and more. Highlights: How Paul coached a telecom exec to deliver a killer speech to employees A few ways to not appear like a a robot deliver a message on camera Paul's path from getting his first job on the radio to hosting his own show on TV Why Paul wanted to present on TV in the first place What you need to do killer interviews Going from good to phenomenal: finding something different in yourself About Paul After being named Scottish Radio Personality Of The Year, and following his own TV chat show, Paul moved to London and was the first voice on Channel 4. He worked as a presenter for BBC 1 network on The Holiday Show, Pebble Mill At One and The Garden Party. On BBC 2 he hosted the long running Catchword quiz programme and Tricks Of The Trade. For ITV he presented Heaven Knows and The Birthday Show, and he was the voice that opened, not only Channel Four, but also Disney's ABC1 TV channel. Paul presented Sky TV's film review show, Preview, as well as their long running quiz, Spellbound. In radio, Paul has worked as a presenter for Radio 2, LBC, Radio Clyde and Radio Scotland. He currently presents weekly shows for BBC Radio London and BBC Radio Berkshire. Find out more at https://sergey-ross-podcast.pinecast.co

Ladies n' Genminminminmin (er, min...) welcome to a very exciting Episode indeed! Yes, it's  'roll out the Red Carpet' time here in "The Good Listening To Show" Clearing as we warmly welcome Scottish TV Presenter & Broadcasting legend Ross King (MBE).Ross King is nothing short of a Broadcasting legend with 4 News Emmys, 2 Sony Awards, 1 Golden Mic  - a Cycling Proficiency Test Certificate - a 25M Breastroke Certificate - a Duke of Edinburgh Award - and an Alan Partridge in a Pear Tree! A man completely at home on the red carpets of Hollywood at both the Oscars & the Golden Globes and always with his finger on the pulse of all the Showbizz news & gossip: As "Our Man in Hollywood" for the likes of the "Lorraine" Programme on ITV and "Good Morning Britain"!Multi-talented, multi-award-winning Hollywood ‘leg-end' Ross King is delightfully self-deprecating. Talking about his childhood dreams of playing professional football for Partick Thistle-nil, as he says Billy Connolly always called them, he quotes the manager's assessment of his talent in these words: “You'll wear out more mirrors, son, than football boots!” Or in reference to one of his many superstar interviews: “As George Clooney once said to me - ‘Get out of my garden!'” Ross King likes to make people laugh and is very happy to be the butt of the joke if that's what does the job. A great impressionist too with Sean Connory & Roger Moore to name but 2 (Ross is a self-confessed James Bond obsessive) with Ronnie Corbett as a cheeky-chappyand-much-shorter-chaser!He still describes himself as ‘a silly boy from Glasgow' who is delighted on a daily basis to be ‘a silly boy in Hollywood'. Ross King‘s feet remain comfortably on the ground, while his head  is in the clouds. He says he is “too blessed to be stressed “. He constantly acknowledges all the people who have helped him get to where he is today - starting with his mum, dad and sister, moving on to his Maths Teacher, Roddy Hood, not for teaching him primary numbers or Pythagoras but for pointing him towards Hospital Radio aged 15. A year or so later, this led directly to Ross becoming the ‘Saturday Boy' for Radio Clyde. This good grounding experience as general factotum/gofer on live sports broadcasts provided Ross King with an early and an excellent show business portal. The record shows he made the most of it with a diverse and impressive body of work in various media for a variety of countries. Now with writing partner, Shari Low, Ross King has produced two books under the nom de plume Shari King. These are published by Macmillan and now the team has a third sparkling forward in the creative process. When Ross said he has red eyes, it's no wonder, given how much he has set himself to do. He is a humble man and yet he has so much to be proud of - some of which he talks about here. Listen up and be delighted! Reg Starkey Editor, Health Triangle Magazine“The Good Listening To: Your Life & Times With Me Chris Grimes!” is the Show & Podcast series that features “The Clearing”:Where all good Questions come to be asked - and all good Stories come to be told…Think 'Desert Island Discs' but in a Clearing - and with Stories rather than Music!With some lovely juicy Storytelling metaphors to also enjoy along the way:The Clearing itself - a Tree - a lovely juicy Storytelling exercise called “5-4-3-2-1” - some Alchemy - some Gold - a couple of random Squirrels - a cheeky bit of Shakespeare - and a CAKE!So it's all to play for! Hurrah!(…and indeed Huzzah!)Enjoy!

Is radio important? Tony Currie thinks so. This golden voiced Scottish radio legend started broadcasting in 1972 at KPFK in Los Angeles started Radio Clyde, Scotland's first independent local radio station, became an announcer on Scottish Television, became Controller of Programmes for the Cable Authority, and the ITC, Director for BBC Scotland's television channels BBC ONE Scotland and BBC TWO Scotland, chairing both the Royal Television Society Scotland and the Radio Academy in Scotland. He has written for countless newspapers and magazines and has many published books. He created Radio Six International which syndicates its programming to 56 radio stations around the world. We became friends when I was a BBC broadcaster in the 1990s and in this interview we waffle on about the history of radio, what broadcasting is and why it is important. This is killer stuff and you only get this with Radio Richard. LIKE this video! SUBSCRIBE to our social media! DONATE to our PATREON! Pretty Please!   YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/DRRICHARDNILES?sub_confirmation=1 Podcast: https://radiorichard.podbean.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/radiorichard2021 Twitter: https://twitter.com/radiorichard3 Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/radiorichard #tonycurrie​ #richardniles​ #radiorichard #bbcone #bbcradio #radioannouncer #interviews​ #podcasts​ #music​ #podcasting​ #podbean​ #educational​ “Richard Niles on the Radio” by Richard Niles ©2011 Niles Smiles Music (BMI) sung by The Swingle Singers.

EXCESS RADIO Jede Woche präsentiert EXC Booking eine neue Folge EXCESS Radio auf Soundcloud, YouTube und Apple Podcast. Spannende Resident DJ's und exklusive Gäste versorgen euch Donnerstags mit aktueller Musik und Dance Klassikern. So startet ihr perfekt in das Wochenende!

UEFA are allowing squad sizes to increase from 23 to 26 players, giving Steve Clarke more leeway and potentially more headaches with only four weeks until submission day!  Andy Bargh is joined by the Tartan Scarf's Gordon Sheach and Radio Clyde's Andrew Maclean for the latest episode of the On The Plane series. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We have a new podcast series! It's called Superscoreboard: The Old Firm Through The Decades and it is available now. Here's Part 1 of our latest episode, which sees John Hartson and Peter Lovenkrands join Hugh Keevins to discuss the Old Firm rivalry in the 2000s... To listen to the rest of the series, just head to the Radio Clyde app or search for it on your usual podcast app.

We have a new podcast series! It's called Superscoreboard: The Old Firm Through The Decades and it is available now. Here's Part 1 of our latest episode, which sees Peter Grant and Ian Durrant join Hugh Keevins to discuss the Old Firm rivalry in the 1980s... To listen to the rest of the series, just head to the Radio Clyde app or search for it on your usual podcast app.

The second episode of my Women in Broadcasting segment on Campbell's Footballs is with Connie McLaughlin. Connie's journey is a really interesting one and she starts off by talking a lot about her love affair with Gazzetta Football Italia and James Richardson. We then move on to talk about her time at Radio Clyde including a fascinating exchange with Hugh Keevins. She talks about her interactions with Peter Martin and Mark Pougatch before also talking about her times with Inner Buzz and involvement with Falkirk FC. In association with Toby Johnson and Rory Hope Music.

Martin Frizell is editor of ITV’s This Morning. Beginning his career at Radio Clyde, he worked as a correspondent for Thomson Reuters and GMTV before his ten years in the editors chair famously came to an abrupt end. He then briefly entered the world of PR as an executive director at GolinHarris, before returning to television in 2014 as editor of Loose Women. After a year he took the helm at This Morning, one of the most prestigious editorships in UK television. In this in-depth interview, he shares his exhilarating and often heart-breaking adventures as a young correspondent (including the time he was begged by a Kurdish family to take their baby), argues that This Morning has acted as a ‘comfort blanket for the nation’ during lockdown, and shares his joy at the programme's campaigning successes - including ‘Project 84’ which directly led to the creation of a minister for suicide prevention.

This episode is a live recording from my Sunday show, Clyde's Smooth Sunday's on Shell Shock Bam. Sit back and relax and let yourself drift with this one.

SPFL TO RFC - WTF?   It’s here, the dossier that everyone (well everyone in scottish football) was waiting for.  The evidence, the whistle blower, the reports of bullying, the substantiation, the smoking guns, deep throat, the bombshells that would lead to the resignation of the CEO were all…well NOT there.   Unfortunately RFC seem to confuse questions with evidence and fact with opinion.   Following it’s publication, their CEO (who sits on the SPFL board that is so useless) appeared on Radio Clyde.  after his appearance I’m even more confused as to what it is they want an inquiry into.   Anyway, we set about trying to disect it the whole mess.  I am joined by Anthony Murray and David Low to look at this as objectively as Celtic fans can.   Enjoy…

In the next part of the 4LADS Alex McLeish special, host Stevie Clifford and journalist Chris Jack welcome back Rangers managerial legend Alex McLeish and decorated former Rangers player Alex Rae to discuss their time together at the club, including fantastic memories of Helicopter Sunday in 2005. This is part two of a two part special show. Do not miss it! This was posted in association with the Gersnet Podcast - all the latest Rangers news and post-match discussion. LIVE every Sunday on Youtube at 9.30pm. [Audio clip of 2005 SPFL matches appear courtesy of Radio Clyde and STV.]

Ross King is an award-winning entertainment journalist and presenter. Starting in hospital radio as a teenager, he went on to work as a DJ, presenter and actor in the UK before leaving for Los Angeles in 2000. As entertainment correspondent for ITV, he is known for his red carpet interviews with Hollywood’s biggest stars on shows such as Good Morning Britain and Lorraine. In this in-depth interview, Ross describes the “light and shade” of covering celebrity gossip alongside hard-hitting news stories, argues that the 'Me Too' movement hasn’t yet killed the Hollywood casting couch – and reveals his favourite celebrity encounters from his star-studded career.

In this week’s podcast Laura Maginess catches up with the super lovable Amber Livingstone. Blogger, social star and radio presenter Amber got her first big break in the entertainment industry on Radio Clyde after attending the Bauer Academy and working her way up to becoming a travel presenter on Clyde 1’s Home Run with Grant Thomson in 2015. Now as we enter a new decade, Amber has made the super exciting and ballsy move to Pure Radio Scotland where she now has her very own drive time show from 4pm-7pm. A massive advocate for women presenters in radio, Amber’s positivity and drive is infectious. Have a listen… Connect with Amber: Insta: @imamberzoe Facebook: @imamberzoe Blog: www.amberzoe.com THIS PODCAST IS SPONSORED BY THE CORINTHIAN. A PARTNER OF THE GGC WEBCLUB, MEMBERS CAN NOW FLASH THEIR KEYRINGS TO ENJOY 20% OFF THE A LA CARTE MENU IN THE BRASSERIE AT THE CORINTHIAN.

On the Vlogify Content Strategy Masterclass Podcast this week we look into generating better and faster results from your content and especially your video content. We discover... What styles of videos you should be filming What you should be talking about How to talk to your audience How to avoid turning off your audience We also find out what you can realistically expect from content strategy in the first 12 months and when you might start to see positive ROI's from your content. On this week's show, I'm joined by Glasgow Business Coach Jonathan Clark. About Jonathan in his own words: I help companies who don't have time for marketing [or don't know how] and turn them into celebrities in their field, so they get more leads, close more deals and take more time off. And it's all DONE FOR THEM. I help businesses who don't have time for marketing by setting up a complete marketing machine FOR THEM, My Glasgow Business Coach work has been featured in the Daily Mail, The Fred Macaulay Show, STV 2, Radio Clyde, The Sunday Post and The Glasgow Herald. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vlogify/message

Douglas McArthur OBE began his radio career at Radio Clyde before becoming the founding CEO of the Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB). Across 14 years under his leadership, the RAB team led a highly-regarded marketing campaign for commercial radio that saw revenue rise from 2% of total advertising revenues to a peak of 7%.  It is difficult to exaggerate the contribution Douglas made to commercial radio's fortunes - and he explained his approach in this 2013 Radiocentre interview to Trevor Dann as the industry marked its 40th anniversary and he was recognised by inclusion in its roll of honour. In his 35 years in the ad business, Douglas created the model to inspire trade and marketing bodies for other media, including Thinkbox, Newsworks and Magnetic.  Douglas died in July 2019

Celtic legend Billy McNeill has died aged 79. He was first Briton to lift the European Cup when Celtic beat Inter Milan 2 - 1 in Lisbon in 1967. He recalled that day, and other highlights of his career, in a Radio Clyde in a programme recorded with Sheila Duffy in 1997 to mark the 30th anniversary

This is the story of a man who began in television before discovering commercial radio as it launched in his beloved Scotland.  In this hour of #radiomoments ‘Conversations’, Lord Gordon of Strathblane, now aged 80, tells of the birth of Radio Clyde against a backdrop of failing stations in England. He shares tales of successes and frustrations; his famous ‘mother and chicks’ radio ownership theory; and the acquisitions he tackled as his company grew. He tells too of his other significant roles and taking up his seat in the Lords; and reflects on the challenges ahead for media. In his own words, this is the Jimmy Gordon story. Jimmy died in April 2020. The whole 'Conversations' series can be found here (https://www.davidlloydradio.com/conversations) . Music by Larry Bryant (http://www.larrybryant.com) .

Andrew Slaven returns with Scotch pies for JJ Bull and Laura Brannan, but not all Scottish football watchers are so friendly. There’s further trouble at Easter Road as Rangers lose ground in the title race – but then gain it back again. Alfredo Morelos signs a new contract but does that just mean he’s on the move in the summer? If you believe the rumour mill, Motherwell’s Jake Hastie could be on his way to Ibrox. We discuss the young players at Fir Park and ask who in Scottish football is Ajax? Is it Hamilton? Is Lewis Ferguson Frenkie De Jong? Will Hearts be on a European tour next season? Did they score the minciest goal of the season? There’s the story of the St Johnstone keeper walking out on the club in the name of love, the weirdest insult of the season at Berwick and the YouTuber putting Fort William on the map. Plus we bring you the latest from the Loons at Forfar. • PART 1: Andrew’s weekend in Dumfries (01m 30s) • PART 2: Hibs 1-1 Rangers with Gavin Wilson from the Hibs Talk podcast (03m 30s) • PART 3: Celtic 0-0 Aberdeen (14m 30s) • PART 4: Motherwell 3-0 Hamilton + who’s the Scottish Ajax? (22m 20s) • PART 5: SPFL round-up with Neil White (31m 45s) • PART 6: A chat with Radio Clyde’s Alison Conroy, lifelong Forfar fan (38m 00s) • PART 7: Dundee 0-1 Hearts & Livingston 3-1 St Johnstone (41m 30s)

The broadcaster Mike Riddoch has died. He's best known for his work at Radio Clyde and earlier in his career, BBC Radio Manchester. I worked with Mike during his time at Scot FM and 96.3 QFM in Paisley. He was a terrific broadcaster and a great person to be around, as can be seen from the many fond memories being shared about him today by those who knew him. I have a few thoughts of my own about our time as colleagues which I'm sharing here.

Bev has over two decades of experience as a writer and broadcaster for web, tabloid, magazine, broadsheet, TV and radio. She founded the daily Razz pages for the Scottish Daily Record newspaper covering entertainment and has written for the Glasgow Evening News. A familiar voice on our radio and television Bev has appeared on BBC Radio Scotland, Radio Clyde, STV and so many more! Today, Bev blogs on her site www.theshowbizlion.com (check it out for all the latest news and gossip from Glasgow) and her Instagram stories are guaranteed to feature a familiar face or two. In this episode Bev tells Rosie and Kez about how far she will – and has – gone for an exclusive scoop. Her tales of celebrity encounters are not to be missed! What’s your Soundtrack? We ask QMU President Mata to share her favourite tunes from the QMU’s incredible music heritage, there’s so many to pick from! Listen out for: How One Direction took Bev’s career in a new direction, the time George Clooney was a true gent (which we all knew he was!) and our first adulting fail to feature an international superstar. Sound Tracks is supported by The Network - UofG's exclusive online community for students, graduates and staff. Join at bit.ly/TheUofGNetwork

Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Anthony Joseph brave the studio to discuss an international break that has made them feel totally Scottish. It was a horror show in Haifa in the Nations League before a home humbling against Portugal. Are the new Scotland just too new? Stefan Bienkowski from the Two Point One is cynical of the cynicism and thinks this is the beginning of a long-term project under Alex McLeish. But it’s more fun to look back than it is forward. So, we reminisce about one night in Paris where James McFadden scored from an ever-changing distance to beat France as the Tartan Army dreamed of qualification for Euro 2008 - under a young manager by the name of McLeish. Peter Martin, he of the iconic commentary on Radio Clyde, gives us his version of events. Whether you were in The Bobbin or the bog, it was one of the greatest nights to be a Scotland fan. And on a broader point, was the 2007/08 season the best season ever for Scottish football? • PART 1: Introduction + JJ’s written a song (0m 00s) • PART 2a: Israel 2-1 Scotland (2m 50s) • PART 2b: Scotland 1-3 Portugal with Stefan Bienkowski from the Two Point One (8m 50s) • PART 3a: One Night In Paris: Scotland’s qualifying campaign beforehand (14m 00s) • PART 3b: Interview with Peter Martin, Radio Clyde commentator that night in Paris, now at PLZ Soccer (19m 00s) • PART 3c: That Scotland team that beat France (24m 00s) • PART 3d: What happened after Paris? (28m 20s) • PART 4: Goodbye + JJ’s Leigh Griffiths song (34m 00s)

Radio 1’s Greg James talks to RadioToday’s Stuart Clarkson ahead of starting on the station’s breakfast show next week. Plus - Roy Martin and Stuart discuss the week’s big industry stories, James Cridland shares his thoughts on intelligent segues and David Lloyd’s Radio Moments look back at Radio Clyde’s FM-AM split, the Marine Offences Act of August 1967 and marks John Humphrys’ 75th birthday.

Originally published in 2011, 2 years after the death of music star Michael Jackson. In June 2009, I was one of the first journalists to break the news of his death, live on Radio Clyde. Here are some memories of that night and a tribute to an amazing career.

Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin are joined by radio news legend Howard Hughes to talk about the week’s industry stories - including his tribute to former Radio Clyde exec Alex Dickson. Plus Howard sets the questions in the geek quiz, Stu v Roy! Emma Corsham reports from the Student Radio Association’s conference in Norwich, where she speaks to Dotty, Tim Johns, Lloydie, Dirk Maggs and SRA chair Naomi Oiku. James Cridland offers his thoughts on radio station marketing materials and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments.

On this weeks syndicated radio program we have our Motivational Moment with Ru Speaks and are joined by Financial Lifestyle Coach Clyde Anderson. As a contributor on CNN and during several engagements nationwide, Clyde Anderson helps graduating students, recent retirees, frivolous entertainers and all who need motivation. Ru Speaks talks about his impact on the community including how much he develops programs to educate and inspire especially in Detroit, Michigan (WatUpDoh).   Websites: www.clydeandersononline.com   Right Here - Goapele Full Clyde Anderson & Ru Speaks Interview Cater 2 U - Destiny's Child   Jah Prince spins Caribbean, African and American music every 3rd Friday at the Vibes Night Club in Decatur, GA. He also is the DJ for Art on the Wall, every other Thursday and this is "not your average art show" in downtown Atlanta. #NotYourAverageArtShow #uComin #SpokenWord #Lyrics #Art #Fashion Jah Prince spins live on-air every 3rd Friday during the 2pm - 4pm slot of the Caribbean Runnings Show heard on 89.3fm. This programming is heard all over the streets of Atlanta via 100,000 watts of community funded power. WRFG (Radio Free Georgia) is your station for progressive information and the stream can be heard online at www.wrfg.org. Listen weekly on www.iLoveSunsplash.com for the 'Sunsplash Mix Show' Saturday Mornings from 10:00am to 1:00pm (Eastern). This show is also heard on AB&L Radio, MovementsRadio.net and in the streets of Gambia on Vibes FM 106.1 & Radio 971.net in Dubai (UAE).   Sponsored by: Caribbean International Shipping Services Inc. - 'Just Pack It, We'll Ship It' www.caribbeanshippingservice.com (( and )) Startime Computers - 'Your Roadmap to Technology' www.startimecomputers.com (( and )) JayForce.com - Urban Music Blog. Sunsplash Media, Inc.,CY Clothing Inc. - www.cyevolution.com

Clyde E. McElvene is a native Washingtonian, a product of DC public schools and a bibliophile for life. McElvene was formally trained at Virginia State University in Fine Arts Education. He is a cultural historian/lecturer who has taught African history and culture at the University of Virginia Saturday Academy, the Lorton Reformatory, City as School in New York, Bell Multicultural High School, Goding Elementary, and Amidon Elementary School in Washington DC. McElvene helped to establish and direct 17 African Centered Study Groups in the Metropolitan Washington area. He is the past financial secretary, director of marketing and co-founder of the African American Writers Guild in Washington, DC. He currently conducts African-Centered Field Trips of Washington DC, and rites of passage manhood training programs for African-American males.  In 1990, McElvene co-founded the Hurston/Wright Foundation where he serves today as Executive Director and CEO. As the Executive Director/CEO McElvene has full responsibility for day-to-day operations of this non-profit literary arts/education institution.The Hurston/Wright Foundation develops programs that preserve cultural memory and honors the Black experience through literature. The programs of Hurston/Wright include annual weeklong creative writing workshops; Saturday creative writing classes for teens that run during the entire academic school year; the first national award presented to Black published authors by their peers; and the only award in the nation presented to Black college writers for excellence in previously unpublished works. In as much as a book/literature has little value without a reader, Hurston/Wright has also developed Project Read: An Active Literacy Program that teaches children to become proficient or advanced for their grades in language arts including reading, writing, critical thinking, and public speaking.  

Replay of my show from  Bergen Community College in N.J. for a round table Discussion on Native American movements. David Hill, Clyde Bellecourt CO Founder of the American Indian Movement (AIM) and Dwayne Perry, Chief of the Ramapough Lenape Indian Nation will be holding a round table discussion and will share it with us. Should be an outstanding show!

Replay of my show from  Bergen Community College in N.J. for a round table Discussion on Native American movements. David Hill, Clyde Bellecourt CO Founder of the American Indian Movement (AIM) and Dwayne Perry, Chief of the Ramapough Lenape Indian Nation will be holding a round table discussion and will share it with us. Should be an outstanding show!