Podcasts about student radio association

This month we are excited to have Sam Parker, Creative Director at WIZZFX - a custom audio production branding service, responsible for crafting the sound of some of the biggest radio and podcast brands across the globe. Alongside Chris Nicoll, Sam leads a team of creatives pushing the boundaries of “traditional” radio imaging and sonic branding. Championing grassroots talent is one of his core values and further helps to differentiate the WIZZFX Masterclass platform, currently the only radio imaging training resource of its kind. He also provides mentorship to aspiring audio producers in the UK's Student Radio Association and further afield. In this episode, Sam not only discusses his experiences in radio and his current responsibilities at WIZZFX, but he also showcases a step-by-step process of how you, the listener, can make a promo in just 2 minutes using a toolkit like WIZZFX Construct. Sam is a true trailblazer, and like Chris, we are all very proud to work alongside him and the entire WIZZFX team. You will too! Whether you're looking for completely custom fully-produced promos, sweepers, and more, or just interested in the imaging toolkit to create your own, WIZZFX allows you to bundle your agreement with Megatrax or as a stand-alone product.

Juliette Nicholls is the Founder and Director of a bespoke podcast production company, Pineapple Audio Production and has always been an entrepreneur.  Here she shares her amazing backstory and squiggly journey into self employment, from her bedroom radio station to working her way up through the ranks of Heart radio and now to having her own Production company business.  Juliette shows that there are no limits or straight lines to becoming successful. Juliette explains how she beat the odds (and other big companies) to win the contract to recently produce the official Love Island podcast for ITV! She's also produced the UK podcast content for WW (formerly Weightwatchers) and is currently working on series for the BBC, Grazia, Metro and more. Their podcasts have reached over 3 million downloads. Previous to leading the Pineapple team, Juliette worked for the UK's biggest commercial radio station, Heart, for a decade. She regularly judges industry awards, has won multiple awards herself and is a non-exec advisor to the Student Radio Association. Join me every week to hear a new gem that you can take away to increase your confidence and enjoyment for running your own business and to help you learn new business skills to live your best life. Resources: - Connect with Juliette Nicholl - Website - www.pineappleaudioproduction.com - Showcase your production skills to get noticed - Enter here - Instagram - @pineappleaudioproduction - Grab my New Book - Boss Your New Small Business - Start your free 14 day Pocket PA trial: https://PocketPA.com/Podcast/ - Free Training of my TMC Framework - Visit my websites: - Pocket PA - Caro Syson - Cheer We Go - TikTok @smallbusinesswhisperer - Follow me on Instagram: @pocketpa.gb and @carosyson - Follow me on Facebook: @pocketpa.gb

This week Reece Parkinson and Shahlaa Tahira discuss the different ways people have taken action to make a change. We speak to the author of 'How To Change It?' and member of the BLMUK movement Joshua Virasami about the work he's doing in his community and recent protests. Director of Charity Runnymede Dr Halima Begum, shares her lifelong fight for equality and civil rights. Student Radio Association's 'Black Voices Matter' campaigner Nels Hylton, discusses his first steps into campaigning and why he felt the time was now. Sour Lemon's founder Sade Banks discusses why she founded the company and decided to create her own infrastructure. And finally, we speak to student Nico from the Advocacy Academy about his journey into politics and what it has meant for himself and his school friends. Their common interest in using their voice to make a change and we unpick the different ways in which they've gone about it.

On this week’s show Chris and Matt reflect on the non-linear journey that coming out of COVID Lockdown might prove to be, and Matt also spends time talking with Naomi Oiku, Hannah-Mae Graham and Jordan Scudder from the Student Radio Association about student media in the 2020s.

The Student Radio Association Album Launch Party: The Faim - State Of Mind. Hosted by Alex Irons. A step by step guide to the meaning of each song on The Faim's new album "State Of Mind".

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.

If you enjoy this podcast, consider buying me a coffee: https://adamstoner.com/support I'm a bit late letting you all know, but Core Blimey Cider – the University of Gloucestershire's social-enterprise that I've been working on for the past year – won Tone Radio an award earlier this week! In October, Silas – the Students' Union Social Enterprise Co-Ordinator – and I, rebranded Core Blimey – a 6.4% medium-sweet cider, brewed locally by Severn Cider – as ‘Tone Radio Cider', and started flogging it. It formed part of a marketing campaign to re-link the student radio station to university values and acted a nudge to both the Students' Union and university that their social-enterprises are worthwhile, and that they should keep them alive at all costs. I like to think we've proven their value. On a whim, I entered the cider in to the I Love Student Radio Awards. The I Love Student Radio Awards is held annually at the National Student Radio Conference and aims to celebrate the commitment and contributions of individuals to student radio. They say ‘it is [for] those people and stations who go the extra mile, putting in time effort and creativity behind the scenes, and whose commitment to student radio is unprecedented.' Anyway, we got nominated… And then we won! Here's a little extract from our 1,000 word entry. I think it sums up why the cider has done so well: Cheltenham is ‘West Country', a region traditionally famous for its production of cider. This link to the local community establishes the station brand beyond university walls. The cider is locally brewed and organically produced reinforcing important university ethics. Students love alcohol! The Student Radio Association called Core Blimey ‘One of the coolest things we've seen in student radio' in a Facebook post, while Matt Deegan said the cider showcased ‘real thoughtfulness about the link between location, audience, and brand awareness'.

Before our 'Backhouse to the Future' showcase, we took headliners OhBoy shopping for their rider. Listen live, Thursdays 6pm-7pm on Smoke Radio: http://smokeradio.co.uk/listen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andybackhouseofficial AudioBoom: https://audioboom.com/AndyBackhouseDJ Twitter: @smoke_radio @andybackhouse This show was produced by Andy Backhouse and Folded Wing, in association with the British Council and the Student Radio Association. This radio show is an SRA-affiliated version of The Selector and NOT the official Selector for The British Council show. To listen to The Selector for The British Council, presented by Goldierocks, please go to http://selector-radio.com

Abbie McCarthy from BBC Introducing in Kent gives us her 'Champion Sound'. Listen live, Thursdays 6pm-7pm on Smoke Radio: http://smokeradio.co.uk/listen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andybackhouseofficial AudioBoom: https://audioboom.com/AndyBackhouseDJ Twitter: @smoke_radio @andybackhouse This show was produced by Andy Backhouse and Folded Wing, in association with the British Council and the Student Radio Association. This radio show is an SRA-affiliated version of The Selector and NOT the official Selector for The British Council show. To listen to The Selector for The British Council, presented by Goldierocks, please go to http://selector-radio.com

Chris Lloyd from UCL's Rare FM SRA Selector selects his 'Champion Sound'. Listen live, Thursdays 6pm-7pm on Smoke Radio: http://smokeradio.co.uk/listen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andybackhouseofficial AudioBoom: https://audioboom.com/AndyBackhouseDJ Twitter: @smoke_radio @andybackhouse This show was produced by Andy Backhouse and Folded Wing, in association with the British Council and the Student Radio Association. This radio show is an SRA-affiliated version of The Selector and NOT the official Selector for The British Council show. To listen to The Selector for The British Council, presented by Goldierocks, please go to http://selector-radio.com

Jamie Lee from the Univerisity of Bath's URB SRA Selector selects his 'Champion Sound'. Listen live, Thursdays 6pm-7pm on Smoke Radio: http://smokeradio.co.uk/listen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andybackhouseofficial AudioBoom: https://audioboom.com/AndyBackhouseDJ Twitter: @smoke_radio @andybackhouse This show was produced by Andy Backhouse and Folded Wing, in association with the British Council and the Student Radio Association. This radio show is an SRA-affiliated version of The Selector and NOT the official Selector for The British Council show. To listen to The Selector for The British Council, presented by Goldierocks, please go to http://selector-radio.com

Hester Cant from Smoke Radio picks her 'Champion Sound'. Listen live, Thursdays 6pm-7pm on Smoke Radio: http://smokeradio.co.uk/listen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andybackhouseofficial AudioBoom: https://audioboom.com/AndyBackhouseDJ Twitter: @smoke_radio @andybackhouse This show was produced by Andy Backhouse and Folded Wing, in association with the British Council and the Student Radio Association. This radio show is an SRA-affiliated version of The Selector and NOT the official Selector for The British Council show. To listen to The Selector for The British Council, presented by Goldierocks, please go to http://selector-radio.com

Jacob Rickard, producer extraordinaire for Annie Mac's Radio 1 show, selects his 'Champion Sound'. Listen live, Thursdays 6pm-7pm on Smoke Radio: http://smokeradio.co.uk/listen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andybackhouseofficial AudioBoom: https://audioboom.com/AndyBackhouseDJ Twitter: @smoke_radio @andybackhouse This show was produced by Andy Backhouse and Folded Wing, in association with the British Council and the Student Radio Association. This radio show is an SRA-affiliated version of The Selector and NOT the official Selector for The British Council show. To listen to The Selector for The British Council, presented by Goldierocks, please go to http://selector-radio.com

Andy met OhBoy at Euston Station for the first 'Sound of the Underground'. Listen back to the show in full, with Annie Mac and Vitamin: https://audioboom.com/boos/4126966-ohboy-annie-mac-and-vitamin-the-sra-selector-on-smoke-radio Listen live, Thursdays 6pm-7pm on Smoke Radio: http://smokeradio.co.uk/listen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andybackhouseofficial AudioBoom: https://audioboom.com/AndyBackhouseDJ Twitter: @smoke_radio @andybackhouse This show was produced by Andy Backhouse and Folded Wing, in association with the British Council and the Student Radio Association. This radio show is an SRA-affiliated version of The Selector and NOT the official Selector for The British Council show. To listen to The Selector for The British Council, presented by Goldierocks, please go to http://selector-radio.com

Leeds buzz band Vitamin let slip an exclusive about their album. (Sort of...) Listen back to the show in full, with Annie Mac and OhBoy: https://audioboom.com/boos/4126966-ohboy-annie-mac-and-vitamin-the-sra-selector-on-smoke-radio Listen live, Thursdays 6pm-7pm on Smoke Radio: http://smokeradio.co.uk/listen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andybackhouseofficial AudioBoom: https://audioboom.com/AndyBackhouseDJ Twitter: @smoke_radio @andybackhouse This show was produced by Andy Backhouse and Folded Wing, in association with the British Council and the Student Radio Association. This radio show is an SRA-affiliated version of The Selector and NOT the official Selector for The British Council show. To listen to The Selector for The British Council, presented by Goldierocks, please go to http://selector-radio.com

Radio 1 DJ Annie Mac selects her 'Champion Sound' for Andy on the SRA Selector. Listen back to the show in full, with Vitamin and OhBoy: https://audioboom.com/boos/4126966-ohboy-annie-mac-and-vitamin-the-sra-selector-on-smoke-radio Listen live, Thursdays 6pm-7pm on Smoke Radio: http://smokeradio.co.uk/listen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andybackhouseofficial AudioBoom: https://audioboom.com/AndyBackhouseDJ Twitter: @smoke_radio @andybackhouse This show was produced by Andy Backhouse and Folded Wing, in association with the British Council and the Student Radio Association. This radio show is an SRA-affiliated version of The Selector and NOT the official Selector for The British Council show. To listen to The Selector for The British Council, presented by Goldierocks, please go to http://selector-radio.com

Episode 21 of 99% Perspiration Jam-packed episode for you this week.  On the 7th October, the Student Radio Association held training days around the country, inviting various radio professionals to give talks about their work, share their stories, and offer advice to tomorrow's radio professionals. And that's exactly what 99% Perspiration is all about!  We're were lucky enough to be invited to the North East & Yorkshire training day.  So if you're interested in heading into radio/audio work - whether it's presenting, producing, journalism, or voice over - then listen on.  This is the podcast for you. ---------- This Week's Guests: Steve and Karen, Breakfast Presenters on Metro Radio. Doug Morris, Managing Editor at BBC News, Newcastle. Anna Harding, Regional News Editor for Global Radio. Tom Campbell, Drive presenter of Heart Radio. Emma Snook, producer/presenter at Amazing Radio. Kyle Wilkinson, the voice of BBC Radio 1. ---------- A little aside: I'm pretty excited to announce that my radio drama, SeaBurn, has been nominated for "Best Speech" at the Student Radio Awards 2015.  This nomination is one of 8 from Spark FM in Sunderland, the community radio station I volunteer with.  So, wish us luck! ---------- More ways to get in touch with 99% Perspiration: Join our growing creative network on Facebook Follow us on Twitter for all the latest updates - @99Podcast We post extra content on our official website - 99Podcast.com ---------- About 99% Perspiration: Weekly advice from today's creative and artistic professionals - FOR tomorrow's. We're here to help you gain the confidence and the know-how to make your creative calling into a career. If you're interested in radio, presenting, producing, promoting, music, bands, artists, networking, marketing, content, TV, film, social media, writing, acting, directing, production, website, graphic design, advertising, theatre, literature.......  Then this is the podcast for you!

The CoP Show's Sophie Lording talks to radio presenter Sean Thorne, freelance comedy producer Dave Cribb and BBC Radio's James Cook, Maggie Ayre and John Byrne at the Student Radio Association's training day hosted by Burst Radio in Bristol. They give their tips on how to make that first break, get noticed and learn your craft. Sophie also talks to students Richard Queree, Tom Sturdy, Jennifer Bell, Michael Adair and Gabrielle Westington about their next steps after student radio. Sean Thorne is a presenter for children’s digital station Fun Kids. He also works for BBC Radio Bristol. James Cook is the arts and poetry editor for BBC Radio, producing programmes across BBC Radio 2, 3 and 4 including Poetry Please, Word of Mouth, With Great Pleasure and various documentaries. Maggie Ayre is an award winning documentary producer for the BBC, with credits including Soul Music, Costing the Earth and The Food Programme. Dave Cribb is a freelance radio comedy producer who has worked for both independent production companies and the BBC. John Byrne is a radio producer who has worked in radio for over 24 years for commercial, independent, BBC local and BBC network radio. He currently produces documentaries for BBC Radio 4.

Behind every great radio show is a great team and in this episode of Tuned In To The Future we take a look at the importance of the presenter producer relationship.

Previous SRA Selector winner Jack Saunders gives some handy tips for the SRA Selector application process.

Last year, in association with the British Council and the Student Radio Association, Folded Wing picked a group of student presenters who presented a special SRA version of The Selector on their university stations for six months. At the end of the period they were asked to submit an entry of their best show, and a winner was chosen! Jack Saunders of Nottingham Trent University's station Fly FM was selected as the winner, and wins a trip to Mexico City with the British Council. We got Jack into the studio, along with Goldierocks and the British Council's Phil Catchpole to talk about their experiences taking part in the project.

The Folded Wing team, The Student Radio Association, The Selector and the British Council have all got together to give you some tips and information for the application process for getting The Selector onto your student radio station.

Making the break into paid, professional radio can be hard. So if you're broadcasting on community, student or hospital radio or producing your own podcasts, how do you get into paid employment in the sector that you love? Sophie Lording gets some tips from radio presenter Sean Thorne, freelance comedy producer Dave Cribb and BBC Radio's James Cook, Maggie Ayre and John Byrne at the Student Radio Association's training in Bristol.

In this episode of Tuned In To The Future, Joe Greig - who is completing a work placement at Folded Wing - explores the Routes In To Radio. We hear from radio production lecturer Matthew Linfoot from Westminster University; John Myers, chief executive of the Radio Academy, Carina Tillson from Global Radio, Natasha Maw from the BBC Academy, Fred Bradley from the Student Radio Association and more. This episode was made in conjunction with the Radio Academy's Foot In The Door event at the Radio Festival, 2011.