Podcasts about radio mercury

Passionate about how new media and technologies create opportunities for brands and impact the overall customer experience, Teresa is a sought-after thought leader. Both an author and speaker, Teresa has been quoted in leading publications like Harvard Business Review, USA Today, NPR, and Forbes on how businesses can succeed in our evolving digital marketplace. She speaks at numerous marketing events, including CMOUS, Mediapost, and AdTech. Her work has been recognized by leading awards such as Cannes Lions, Clio Awards, One Show, Effie Awards, and Radio Mercury. Teresa worked with leading Publicis Groupe agencies such as Razorfish and Moxie before joining the Johnson Group as President in 2022.  In this episode of The Backstory on Marketing, Teresa speaks on the topic of transformational leadership in an ever changing industry, touching on the intersection of data and creativity. In addition, Teresa shares advice she gives to first-time CMOs and women leaders, stressing the importance of acting with confidence and seeking out mentors in all stages of one's career.  Links  https://marketingmachine.prorelevant.com/getting-started/ (Guy's Special Offer) https://mailchi.mp/prorelevant/newsletter (Subscribe to Guy's Newsletter) https://www.linkedin.com/in/teresacaro/ (Teresa Caro's LinkedIn) https://johngroup.com/ (The Johnson Group Website) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoZaQID03uI (Video of Interview)

What makes an advertising message successful? What do the best commercials have in common? What exactly is Audio Optometry. We discuss all with Creative Director and Broadcast Producer, Michael Coleman.Recognized among media and entertainment industry leaders for innovative ideas that sell, ColeCuts Creative rose to prominence through their innovative work for major market radio and TV stations across the US and Canada. With over three decades of memorable commercials and promotional messages ColeCuts Creative is known for developing intelligent, humorous, and cutting-edge material. Their cerebral and irreverent wit earned them numerous awards, including the Edward R. Murrow, Marconi, Radio Mercury, RTNDA, Associated Press, and Silver Microphone. As a twenty-seven-year stand-up comedian, their two CDs Do Not Read This and Laughing to Beat the Band have received critical acclaim on radio stations throughout the US. They have also taught creative writing and sound production at Northeastern University and Boston College. More at colecutsound.com. 

The wireless is interrupted by a special bulletin. "Professor Farrell of the Mount Jennings Observatory reports observing several explosions of incandescent gas occurring at regular intervals on the planet Mars. The spectroscope indicates the gas to be hydrogen which is moving towards the earth at enormous velocity". What is this unexplained phenomena? Most definitely the most famous radio drama ever broadcast and still as gripping today as ever. Starring: Orson Welles, Frank Readick, Kenny Delmar, Ray Collins Broadcast Date: October 30, 1938 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dennis-moore9/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dennis-moore9/support

Radio Mercury launched for Reigate and Crawley on 20th October 1984, in tough economic times for commercial radio - with a launch budget, it was said of £1m, under launch MD John Aumonier. It became Heart 26 years later. 

The voice of this Devon boy was to become the voice of childhood for a generation. Ed Stewart began his radio career in Hong Kong, before moving to the most ‘professional’ of the pirate stations, Radio London, in 1965. His voice was heard as the station closed famously and tearfully in 67. Like many of the best pirates, he was signed up to Radio 1, hosting such modern shows as ‘Happening Sunday’ & ‘What’s New’. Then, in 1968, he grabbed ‘Junior Choice’ from Leslie Crowther and began a twelve year stint. It became famous for its theme tune Morningtown Ride, dedications sent it on wobbly bits of tape, and little Michael cheekily shouting ‘ello darling. As the eighties began, Ed moved to Radio 2, for Family Favourites and weekday afternoons until 1983. He was heard on Radio Mercury for a couple of years, before returning to Radio 2 and indeed to afternoons. After a spell on Sunday evenings, he waved farewell in 2006. He was a well-known TV face on Crackerjack - and was famously the male voice at the end of Lynsey de Paul's silky 70s hit 'Won't somebody dance with me'. Ed died in January 2016. His last programme was broadcast live - just days before - on Christmas Day 2015. In a piece of inspired scheduling, Ed revived ‘Junior Choice’ to remind us grown-ups of Christmases past, playing all the favourites from Nellie the Elephant to Sparky’s Magic Piano. His closing song was, fittingly, the vocal version of his theme, which he felt able to join in with. I think every disc jockey would like to carefully craft their final show, their last song and their last words. Ed almost seemed to. "I'll be with you - whenever".

Host Jim Ventura (professional Navigational consultant - Astrology, Numerology, Runes, Tarot, Animal cards etc...) is the author of two metaphysical books, YouTube videos and does local and Skype seminars and classes on many different metaphysical subjects. Snake Oil is Jim's monthly blog column. Snake Oil radio is a forum for discussion of a wide range of metaphysical subjects with a primary focus on how everyone can learn to fine tune their unique intuitive abilities and skills. Callers may call in toward the end of Jim’s show with questions or comments and some shows include 5 minute free mini navigational consultations. Todays show: We are beginning the last week of a Mercury retrograde. How does a Mercury retrograde work? What can we do to get through the more difficult aspects of Mercury's backwards motion? What can we do to take advantage of the message of the retrograde? I will also take live calls in the last 20 minutes of todays show!  

Presenter: Matthew Clarke. Featuring reports from: Jason Tanner, Jon Royle, Martin Bridges, Ian Abrahams

Report for Radio Mercury 2nd May 1995. Reporter: Matthew Clarke. DJ: Nigel Ansell

I read the 9am and 10am news on Radio Mercury for this special occasion - here are the bulletins

This is a report I did in September/October 1995 for Radio Mercury about traffic through Coulsdon

In the Sound of Silence lies Wisdom. Ignorance thrives on incessant mental chatter. Mercury Retrograde need only be disruptive in order to induce a willingness to listen. As we are approaching a Total Solar Eclipse in the sign of Scorpio mid-month, this Tuesday, Mercury Stations before shifting to retrograde motion. Recent Earth changes are asking humanity to examine whther it will choose to recognise its potential, or continue to abuse its strength on material pursuits and mass consumption. This edition of Authentic Astrology Radio, with host Michael Reed covers both of these celestial events. Please feel free to call in and share your voice! Together we are stronger!

In the Sound of Silence lies Wisdom. Ignorance thrives on incessant mental chatter. Mercury Retrograde need only be disruptive in order to induce a willingness to listen. As we are approaching a Total Solar Eclipse in the sign of Scorpio mid-month, this Tuesday, Mercury Stations before shifting to retrograde motion. Recent Earth changes are asking humanity to examine whther it will choose to recognise its potential, or continue to abuse its strength on material pursuits and mass consumption. This edition of Authentic Astrology Radio, with host Michael Reed covers both of these celestial events. Please feel free to call in and share your voice! Together we are stronger!