Podcast appearances and mentions of Sarah Champion

This week on The Knight Tube, Stephen Knight (@GSpellchecker) welcomed the return of Journalist and author Julie Bindel. They discuss the renewed interest in the UK grooming gang scandal. 0:00 Intro 0:19 Trans activists crashing my panel at The Battle of Ideas and Julie confronting them. 03:36 Why is there such determination to stop women simply speaking about gender ideology? 07:29 Mark Zuckerberg's announcement about new free speech policies on Facebook and Instagram 10:26 The impact of Elon Musk's focus on UK grooming gangs. 14:40 Do we need a fresh national inquiry into grooming gangs? 20:48 The failure of mainstream journalism/media on grooming gangs. 26:06 The narrative surrounding Tommy Robinson and grooming gangs. 35:38 What was the response to Julie exposing grooming gangs in the media? 39:48 Sarah Champion preventing Julie Bindel from presenting evidence on sexual exploitation due to her gender critical views. 45:45 The downfall of Pink News Stephen Knight's Substack: www.sknight.substack.com Support the podcast at www.patreon.com/gspellchecker Also available on iTunes, Stitcher, YouTube & Spotify.

Pippa Crerar, political editor of The Guardian, assesses the latest developments at Westminster.To discuss the fall of the Assad regime in Syria, Pippa is joined by Sir Simon Fraser who was Permanent Secretary of the Foreign Office during the Arab Spring and now chairs the foreign affairs think tank Chatham House, and Sarah Champion, Labour MP and chair of Parliament's International Development Select Committee.Labour MP Dan Tomlinson and Conservative MP Greg Smith debate the government's reforms to the planning system which it hopes will help deliver 1.5 million more homes over the course of this Parliament.As the House of Lords debates the government's Hereditary Peers Bill for the first time, Pippa speaks to Charles Hay, Earl of Kinnoull, convener of the independent crossbenchers and a hereditary peer himself, about his ideas for reforming the upper chamber.And, to discuss the 5 year anniversary of the 2019 election, Pippa brings together former Conservative MP, Dehenna Davison, who won the seat of Bishop Auckland in that election, and Jane Green, professor of politics at Oxford University and co-director of the British Election Study.

Plasings waarvolgens die Independent Patriots for Change deur die Verenigde Koninkryk ondersteun word, versprei weer op sosiale media. Volgens 'n brief wat na bewering geskryf is deur Sarah Champion, 'n Britse Arbeidersparty-politikus, geniet die IPC Brittanje se onwrikbare steun. 'n Ander plasing beweer dat die Britse Britse Hoë Kommissaris in Namibië, Charles Moore, ook die VK se steun aan die IPC bevestig het. Kosmos 94.1 Nuus het gesels met Frederico Links, die redakteur van Namibia Fact Check, wat tekens dat die brief vals is uitwys.

Alex Forsyth presents political debate from St John's Church in Ranmoor, Sheffield.

“The Resident Lands In The Upstate” “More Info, Rescue Thwarted By Fire Chief At Lake Lure” “Sarah Champion, Helene Veteran's Recovery For Vets Impacted By Helene” “How To Help Those Impacted By Helene”

This morning, Matt brought a new song to The Social Ammo! AND, Dave and the team catch up with Ben Burrell and Sarah Champion ahead of The Isle Of Wight Festival this weekend.

The world is currently facing multiple crises, from geopolitical conflicts to pandemics and climate change. But amidst this turbulence, international aid budgets are being stretched as domestic issues take precedence. The UK has cut its overseas aid budget significantly, from 0.7 to 0.5 per cent of gross national income. Meanwhile, low-income countries need more support than ever, as they deal with the fall out of wars, extreme poverty, natural disasters and humanitarian issues. The costs involved are huge, and while aid still has a role to play, we need to look beyond grants to unlock funding on a bigger scale to fix these problems.In this sponsored podcast, host and freelance journalist Emma Haslett is joined by Sarah Champion, Labour MP for Rotherham and chair of the cross-party international development parliamentary committee; James Mwangi, founder of Climate Action Platform for Africa, an organisation working to unlock Africa's potential as a global hub for climate action; and Hannah Ryder, CEO at Development Reimagined, an Africa-led and women-led international development consultancy.Focusing on the African continent, they explore the need to reform global financial institutions, and how the UK can develop new models of financial support that rely less on aid and more on partnership and collaboration with low-income countries.This podcast is sponsored by ONE, a not-for-profit international development organisation which campaigns to end extreme poverty and preventable disease by 2030.Join the fight for a more equal future: visit one.org. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Following the chaotic scenes in Parliament on Wednesday Sonia Sodha of The Observer analyses the political week. Dr Ruth Fox of The Hansard Society explains why an opposition day debate about Gaza, and calls for a ceasefire, descended in to bitter arguments about parliamentary procedure. John Nicolson of the SNP discusses why his party thinks the Commons Speaker should resign over the issue. And, to reflect on the wider crisis, Sonia speaks to former Middle East Minister Tobias Ellwood and the Chair of the International Development Select Committee, Sarah Champion, who has just returned from a trip to the Egypt-Gaza border. On Monday the Business Secretary, Kemi Badenoch, gave a robust response to claims made by the former Chairman of the Post Office who she had previously sacked over the Horizon scandal. Sonia speaks to two MPs who were in the chamber for that statement: Conservative Conor Burns and Labour's Kevan Jones, who has campaigned for many years on behalf of wrongly convicted sub-postmasters. And, after Keir Starmer's chief of staff suggested Labour could make use of citizens' assemblies to decide on contentious issues, Sonia brings together Louise Caldwell, who took part in the Irish citizens' assembly on abortion, and Joe Twyman of Deltapoll, who has helped run such assemblies in the past.

Iain and Jacqui discuss Sir Simon Clarke sniping at the PM, what happens in Westminster if Trump returns, Jacqui's spat with Carol Vorderman, measles on the rise, conscription and Sarah Champion's campaign to free the lemurs. Smut quota: Like a sunny afternoon at Chester Zoo.

Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are journalist and broadcaster Anne McElvoy, Conservative MP Tobias Ellwood, Labour MP Sarah Champion and the Mirror's political editor John Stevens.

Alex Forsyth presents political debate and discussion from Chester Cathedral.

Our special guest is Sarah Champion MP who is one of the MP's trying to prevent perpetrators of sexual abuse and exploitation, from being able to change their name from point of arrest. Della's Law is vital to stop the loophole that enables sexual offenders to change their name. Chris & Beverley open the conversation with Sarah to find out, more about her own personal journey and how she calls herself a "freak" in how she became a MP for Rotherham in 2012 and her passion for safeguarding Children and pro-active prevention of sexual abuse and exploitation for children and young people. We ran out of time and would love to hear any questions you have so we can follow up with Sarah and check out the links below to find out how you can help in making changes and keeping children and young people safe by empowering them in Dare To Care.   BreakingTheCycleToStepForward@gmail.com https://www.dare2care.org.uk/ https://twitter.com/SarahChampionMP/ https://twitter.com/DellasLaw https://survivorsofabuse.org.uk/ https://stepforwardpractice.co.uk  

Frank Skinner's on Absolute Radio every Saturday morning and you can enjoy the show's podcast right here. Radio Academy Award winning Frank, Emily and Alun bring you a show which is like joining your mates for a coffee... So, put the kettle on, sit down and enjoy UK commercial radio's most popular podcast. This week Frank had a problem with a wet car door and has been impersonated by Sarah Champion. The team also discuss the Rolls Royce, scaffolding and new veggie food names.

Comedian Cheri Hardman and Sarah Champion go to Sunny Skys Animal Rescue to meet Pancho, who needs a forever home. They then discuss Heavy Petting of the human variety. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cheri-hardman/support

Are Bush, Richie and Producer Adem cursed? Who is the most famous person to come out of your school? And what Brentwood activities can Sarah Champion recommend for the Big Hometime Meet Up in Brentwood?

This morning listener Eloise gives us an amazing Cool Badge. The results of the 9th team challenge are revealed and Sarah Champion joins the team for a game of What Am I Holding? Enjoy!

Sarah Champion, deputata laburista, nel 2017, aveva denunciato le ripetute violenze sessuali sulle minorenni a Rotherham, ad opera di bande di pakistani. Era stata accusata di razzismo dall'associazione Just Yorkshire, con un rapporto ad hoc. Ora un'indagine rivela che quel rapporto era falso, e l'associazione ha chiuso i battenti.

Sarah Champion started out in local radio, before quickly finding a national home at the original Virgin Radio. Now, she fronts a number of shows for the Absolute Radio Network. Sarah joins Tony and tells us about her experience of broadcasting from home during the Coronavirus Pandemic, including hosting Absolute Radio's Front Room Festival.

Lorna Cooper says she feeds her family of four on £20 a week. She's cut it down from £100. She offers her best tips for planning meals and stretching your grocery money. Churches, mosques and gurdwaras should be safe places for teenagers. Yet due to a loophole in the law adults in faith settings can have sexual relationships with 16 and 17 years old who are under their supervision. This would be illegal if it happened in a school. The MP Sarah Champion is leading a cross-party group of MPs looking into how teenagers can be better protected in faith settings and how this legal loophole can be closed. Why is the idea of connecting with past lovers so powerful? A new novel called Mix Tape by Jane Sanderson explores the power of music to bring soulmates back together. Radio 4 has a drama tomorrow which is about the famous novel, The Well of Loneliness. The drama is set in 1928 and is about the obscenity trial that led to the banning of the book. Written by Radclyffe Hall, the novel's about a love affair between two women. Shelley Silas is the writer of the Radio 4 drama and joins Jane to talk all about it.

This week we chat to Absolute Radio Content Director Paul Sylvester and presenters Sarah Champion & Leona Graham about Absolute Radio 10s and the upcoming 10th birthday for Absolute 80s. Stuart Clarkson & Roy Martin look over the big industry stories of the week and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments - this time featuring BBC WM, XFM South Wales, Radio Scotland and the death of Alan 'Fluff' Freeman. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Interview with Sarah Champion: https://talkingclassicalpodcast.wordpress.com/2019/09/30/ep-18-interview-with-canadian-mezzo-soprano-sarah-champion/ Canadian high mezzo-soprano Sarah Champion has been acclaimed for her ‘clarity and assurance’ (Opera Magazine) and heard both on the opera stage and the concert platform in Europe and North America in repertoire spanning four-centuries. Ms. Champion’s recent engagements have included The Lover in Tansy Davies’ BETWEEN WORLDS directed by Deborah Warner for English National Opera, Dorabella COSÌ FAN TUTTE on tour with Scottish Opera, Dorotea STIFFELIO for Chelsea Opera Group, the role of Naomi in the world premiere of Phillip Hagemann’s RUTH with Pegasus Opera, Zenobia RADAMISTO at the Palacio de Bellas Artes, Mexico and Daisy in the world premiere of Stuart McCrae’s ANTHROPOCENE for Scottish Opera. Upcoming engagements include Offred Before in Poul Ruders’ THE HANDMAID’S TALE with the Danish Royal Opera. Ms. Champion has performed as a soloist and recitalist throughout North America, the UK and Europe giving performances with Florilegium, the Britten-Pears Orchestra /Antonello Manacorda, Britten-Pears Baroque Orchestra/Richard Egarr, the San Francisco Early Music Society, at the London Handel Festival, the Tage Alte Musik Regensburg, the Boston Early Music Festival, Festival Montreal Baroque, the Banff Centre and the Aldeburgh Festival. Notable engagements include recitals with the National Arts Centre Orchestra of Canada under Trevor Pinnock, the Little Baroque Company under Laurence Cummings and a staging of Messiaen’s song cycle Harawi directed by Tim Nelson. Other recent engagements include Female Artist LULU for English National Opera; covering Isabella L’ITALIANA IN ALGERI for Garsington Opera, the title-role XERXES, Donna Elvira DON GIOVANNI and Rosina BARBER OF SEVILLE for ENO and Brahms Liebeslieder Walzer and Schumann Spanisches Liederspiel in Istanbul. Ms. Champion studied trumpet and voice at McGill University and trained in voice at the Royal College of Music. She now studies with Nelly Miricioiu in London and is a former Britten-Pears Young Artist and a Malcolm Martineau Crear Scholar. Listen to the previous interview with British concert pianist James Lisney: https://soundcloud.com/talkingclassicalpodcast/ep-17-interview-with-james-lisney World Mental Health Day takes place every year on the 10th October. Organised by the World Federation for Mental Health, World Health Organization, and member organizations of WFMH, the day aims to promote mental health awareness and good mental health practice around the world, with this year's theme being suicide prevention. To mark World Mental Health Day, listen to Episode 11, an interview with Lucy Thraves, Editor of Classical Music Magazine, in which we discuss the importance of mental health and well-being in the classical music sector, and Harmony in Mind, the magazine's year-long mental health awareness campaign. https://soundcloud.com/talkingclassicalpodcast/episode-11 Find out more about World Mental Health Day: https://www.who.int/mental_health/world-mental-health-day/en/ https://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/campaigns/world-mental-health-day Get involved! If you'd like to get in touch about the Talking Classical Podcast, please drop a message at talkingclassicalpodcast.wordpress.com/contact. Alternatively, do get in contact via social media. Listen to the Talking Classical Podcast on SoundCloud, iTunes and Spotify. Follow Talking Classical online. SoundCloud & Facebook - @talkingclassicalpodcast Twitter - @tc_podcasts YouTube - bit.ly/2WF4duy Blog - talkingclassicalpodcast.wordpress.com

Actor and radio presenter Sarah Champion joins me to share who and what she'd hate to be stuck with on a desert island! Be sure to follow the podcast @dickspod See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sarah Champion, MP for Rotherham explains why some MPs want to close a legal loophole so that it is illegal for sports coaches and religious leaders to have sex with anyone in their care under the age of 18. Maji Peterx is a specialist in conflict resolution and has brought together former members and victims of Boko Haram in trauma awareness and peace-building workshops. He talks to Emily about his work and explains what he will be doing in Mountjoy Prison in Dublin this week. Why is one of Scotland’s biggest pilgrimage sites to close? Despite a petition with over 5000 signatures to keep it open, the pilgrimage centre at Carfin Grotto, North Lanarkshire, is likely to close as officials say it’s not making enough money. And Monday 19th August is the United Nations’ ‘World Humanitarian Day’. This year the focus of the UN's World Humanitarian day is on women. We speak to humanitarian aid workers Shivani Rana from Christian Aid and Zoe Corden from CAFOD about how dangerous their work has become. Produced by Louise Clarke-Rowbotham Peter Everett Series Producer Amanda Hancox

In this first episode, ITV News Political Correspondent Paul Brand is joined by Sarah Champion, the Labour MP for Rotherham and former Shadow Minister for Women and Equalities.

Radio presenter, actor and all-round good egg Sarah Champion ran the trick-or-treat gamut to help the Drunk Women solve a spooky Halloween based true crime. In this episode we learn that the moon is indeed round, doing a murder can promote a long life (not for the murdered person obviously) and that Fright Night provides the perfect cover for criminal activity.Enjoy - and remember to keep sending in your own crimes for us to solve, either in an Apple review or tweet us @drunkwomenpod. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

|1| Boris and the Burka. |2| Sarah Champion. |3| Germaine Greer. |4| Australian Drought. |5| Chinese Church. |6| Bill Hybels. |7| Lawrence Krauss. |8| Augustine. LINKS: Boris and the Burka BBC Radio 4  |  PM - Tue 7 Aug 2018Order-Order.com  |  Ken Clarke: Burka is a "Peculiar Costume", "A kind of bag."Order-Order.com  |  Emily Thornberry - I wouldn't let a woman in a burka look after my childArchbishopCranmer.com  |  No, Ruth Davidson: the burqa is a world away from a crucifix Sarah Champion The Spectator  |  Brendan O'Neil:  Why won’t the left speak up for Sarah Champion? Germaine Greer  BBC Radio 4  |  Any Questions - Fri 3 Aug 2018 Australian Drought BBC Radio 4  |  PM - Wed 8 Aug 2018  Chinese Church Associated Press |  For God or Party? - Christian heartland opens window into fight for China’s soul Bill Hybels The New York Times  | He’s a Superstar Pastor. She Worked for Him and Says He Groped Her Repeatedly. The New York Times  |  Willow Creek Church’s Top Leadership Resigns Over Allegations Against Bill Hybels Lawrence Krauss Arizona Republic  |  Renowned ASU professor Lawrence Krauss ousted from post after sex misconduct claims Sciencemag.org  |  University finds prominent astrophysicist Lawrence Krauss grabbed a woman’s breast Quote of the Week… "What to I love when I love my God? Not physical beauty, fading charm, splendour of earthly light (so precious to our eyes), fair melodies of harmony and song, odours of flowers, incense, spices, manna or honey, a body we can embrace with physical delight. It is these things I love when I love my God. Yet, when I love him, I love a certain sort of light, and a voice, incense, food, embrace; but they are of the sort I love deep in my inner being, where my soul is steeped in a light no place can contain – listen to a voice that never fades away with time – breathes an incense no gust of wind can carry away – tastes a food that never runs out through being eaten – clutches an embrace that doesn't dissolve through desires fulfillment. That is what I love when I love my God.But what is my God? I asked this question to the earth. It answered "I am not God". Everything on earth said the same. I asked the sea, the abysses of the deep, and the life-forms that creep in them, but they replied, "we are not your God. See what is above us". I spoke to the blowing wind; but the entire atmosphere and all that lives in it replied, "I am not God". Then I asked sky, sun, moon, stars; but they told me, "we are not the God you seek". I spoke to everything around me, all that my senses revealed to me, and I said, "seeing that you are not my God, tell me about him. Tell me something of my God!" In a loud clear voice they replied "God is the one who made us". I put these questions simply by looking on these things, and their beauty was the only answer they gave.Augustine - Confessions – Ch. 10  

In this episode, I cover fake news, child abuse, the continuing Hunger Games society and Asian and Muslim sex gangs. Figures show increasing numbers of young people get their news and information from social media. The increase in fake news means more and more people are finding it harder to discern fact from fiction. Social media is also dictating what information people see and what they don't see. Silicon Valley has the greatest level of censorship the world has ever seen. Household debt in the UK is worse than at any time on record, according to the Office for National Statistics. Also, thousands of people are working for top high street brands while still being homeless. This is the Hunger Games society. Sarah Champion, Labour MP for Rotherham, has had her security boosted after receiving death threats for speaking out about the *fact* that Asian and Muslim sex gangs are abusing women. Prince Charles has stated in a letter recently he had no idea a long-time friend of his, Bishop Steve Ball, was a paedophile. I talk about the wider implications of this statement.

When you take a radio show outside of the studio, it can be one huge operation! This week, I’m joined by my two radio best buddies and seasoned pro’s when it comes to broadcasting outside the usual studio comforts - from Absolute Radio, Sarah Champion and Pete Donaldson. Hear about why a live outside broadcast can be the setting of such beautiful on-air moments (maybe not when Pete fell into human waste on the job) but from the disasters to the triumphs. We cover everything you need to know about LIVE OB’ing, including the very important dump button! Enjoy & soak up all the insight and advice on this very funny episode.

Sarah Champion the radically sensible racist, we talk about a stupid bell. We also talk about a campaign to take our weekends away and I talk about my holiday. https://twitter.com/WDTATW_Podcast

The far-right terrorism at Charlottesville, Jacob Rees-Mogg as the next Tory leader and Sarah Champion's comments on child sex gang's. Hosted by James Fox w/ Alex Maskill

The grand comeback continues as friend of the show Jude Wanga (on Twitter @judeinlondon) joins the gang to review the 2016 film Imperium and the 2017 Jay-Z album 4:44, as well as to discuss Labour frontbencher Sarah Champion's appalling Sun article on child abuse, the fascist forum Stormfront, and the leaked transcripts from Donald Trump's first week in office. Putting the heat on the RP crime syndicate to discuss Lord of the Rings, Jude posits to the team that Daniel Radcliffe has chosen to follow "the Elijah Wood route" and that, if indeed he has, good.

MPs have knocked off for another break. But the podcast doesn't stop. A couple of weeks ago I took the opportunity to interview shadow equalities minister Sarah Champion along with a very special guest - my 8-year-old daughter. Let's face it, we need a bit of sweetness in our politics after the US election and this delivers as Sarah is quizzed about whether Jeremy Corbyn is rubbish, the Labour family and her Dare2Care initiative.

This week, Helen and Stephen explore Jeremy Corbyn's appeal among different parts of the Labour membership, discuss Sarah Champion's return to the shadow-cabinet, and question the value of social mobility as an aim for the Left. You also ask us: When will Labour's turmoil end? And what do we think about More United? (Helen Lewis, Stephen Bush). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Absolute Radio's Sarah Champion chats to Mick Fleetwood about playing at The Isle of Wight Festival.

Absolute Radio's Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion talk to Ash about going on tour and throwing tantrums.

Absolute Radio's Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion discuss Blur, mistaken identity and Fleetwood Mac with festival organiser John Giddings

Absolute Radio's Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion chat to music legend Suzanne Vega about her many appearances at the Isle of Wight Festival and taking photos on Instagram.

Absolute Radio's Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion chat to Ash about their new album and mishaps on stage.

Absolute Radio's Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion chat to Suzanne Vega about 50 Cent, the Isle of Wight Festival and Lou Reed.

Absolute Radio's Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion catch up with Ian Broudie backstage at the Isle of Wight Festival.

Absolute Radio's Pete Donaldson & Sarah Champion talk to John Giddings about the pressures of putting on the Isle of Wight Festival, booking Blur and Fleetwood Mac and Noasis.

Absolute Radio's Sarah Champion chats to Mick Fleetwood about being reunited with Christine McVie and why he is at the Isle of Wight.

Absolute Radio's Sarah Champion talks to Pharrell Williams about how he copes with the attention and how he has a lot of love for the Isle Of Wight Festival.

Absolute Radio's Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion chat to Sunset Sons about their highly anticipated debut album, and the travelling the world.

Absolute Radio's Pete Donaldson & Sarah Champion chat to James Bay about marriage proposals at gigs and being starstruck at events.

Absolute Radio's Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion chat to James about stage diving, what's on their rider and career regrets.

Absolute Radio's Sarah Champion chat's to Pharrell Williams about his love of the Isle of Wight and dealing with success.

Absolute Radio's Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion talk to James about their career regrets

Absolute Radio's Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion talk to James about whether they will swear during their set this evening

Absolute Radio's Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion find out what's on James' rider

Absolute Radio's Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion catch up with the Sunset Sons about their debut album and going on tour.

Absolute Radio's Pete Donaldson & Sarah Champion interview James Bay about marriage proposals during his main stage performance and being starsrtuck at The Brits.

Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion chat backstage to You Me At Six about the downside of touring.

Absolute Radio's Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion .chat to Counting Crows about how there is some very explicit merchandise on offer in Canada

Absolute Radio's Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion let You Me At Six show their creative side.

Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion chat to You Me At Six about their 10 year long career and what their festival would be called if they had one and who would get the headliner slots.

Absolute Radio's Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion chat to Kodaline about weird and wonderful things they've seen at their gigs and playing in the USA and how U2 sent them a goodie bag.

Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion chat to The Black Keys plan their set at the IOW Festival 2015 and how they will be bringing some Jimi Hendrix into the show.

Sarah Champion and Pete Donaldson chat to Counting Crows about being on Tinder, touring and making love to their music.

Sarah Champion chats to The Black Keys about how they will try to bring a bit of Jimi Hendrix into their performance and how they used to spend 12 hours on the road touring each day.

Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion chat to Counting Crows' Adam Duritz about him being on Tinder.

Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion chat to Kodaline about touring the USA, getting a goodie bag from U2 and their next music video being directed by Courtney Cox (AKA Monica from Friends)

Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion chat to Counting Crows' Adam Duritz about meeting Mick Fleetwood

Berta Joncus, musicologist and Handel expert joins Michael Walling, revival director for a pre-show discussion. Performance by mezzo-soprano Sarah Champion accompanied by Martin Pacey.

Half of Travis venture backstage at the Isle of Wight Festival to pay a visit to the Absolute Radio wigwam. In this clip, they chat with Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion about their careers so far, how they feel about their 20th anniversary, how they're always losing things, and what exactly the definition of a pie is.

Passenger (AKA Mike) chats to Sarah Champion outside the Absolute Radio wigwam backstage at Isle of Wight Festival 2014. They chat about Mike's international success, who would be on his ultimate all-time festival wish-list, and getting moved on by the British Transport Police.

Passenger (AKA Mike) chats to Sarah Champion outside the Absolute Radio wigwam backstage at Isle of Wight Festival 2014. They chat about Mike's international success, who would be on his ultimate all-time festival wish-list, and getting moved on by the British Transport Police.

Half of Travis venture backstage at the Isle of Wight Festival to pay a visit to the Absolute Radio wigwam. In this clip, they chat with Pete Donaldson and Sarah Champion about their careers so far, how they feel about their 20th anniversary, how they're always losing things, and what exactly the definition of a pie is.

Mike Scott of the Waterboys chats to Absolute Radio's Sarah Champion about writing a book, living the dream and the ever changing line up of the band.

Mike Scott of the Waterboys chats to Absolute Radio's Sarah Champion about writing a book, living the dream and the ever changing line up of the band.

James Walsh from Starsailor talks to Absolute Radio's Sarah Champion about his performance at the Isle of Wight Festival and how some tattooed fans show their appreciation for the band.

James Walsh from Starsailor talks to Absolute Radio's Sarah Champion about his performance at the Isle of Wight Festival and how some tattooed fans show their appreciation for the band.

The Kings of Leon chat to Sarah Champion ahead of their headline performance at the Isle of Wight Festival. This interview was done before their recent Newcastle show

The Kings of Leon chat to Sarah Champion ahead of their headline performance at the Isle of Wight Festival. This interview was done before their recent Newcastle show.

Once again, a blast from the past. Working with the likes of Trevor Marshall, Andrew "Cueball" Whyatt-Sames, Ros Webb, Emma Caldwell, Wes Venn and Sarah Champion, I was hired to do traffic & travel.....ended up doing a lot more....including killing that damn Crazy Frog!!!