Podcasts about student radio awards

Erin's guest this week is head of station at URN Jack Knapton! Erin got to learn a lot of secrets, including Jack's signature scent, how he got into radio and how the Student Radio Awards went earlier this academic year!

Unfortunately, URN is currently unable to broadcast due to technical difficulties. Fortunately, tonight's episode of Showtime was already pre-recorded as Ella had other commitments this evening. That means you can listen to it as planned anyway - hurrah! Tune in to find out about all the latest theatre news including touring shows, West End transfers, movie musicals, a very exciting UK premiere and the start of the Christmas season... Plus join in the celebrations after this week's Student Radio Awards! For more information or to join the conversation head to Facebook @URNShowtime or Twitter @ShowtimeURN

Chrissy Camron is a partially sighted student radio presenter and producer at Spark Sunderland. The student station for the University of Sunderland. He was recently awarded Best Newcomer at the Student Radio Awards, Ellie caught up with him to find out what it means to him,  If you would like to follow Chrissy, you can find him on Twitter @CCameronUK and on Instagram @chrissycameronuk Image shows: Chrissy on stage collecting his SRA Award for Best Newcomer. 

With another international break upon us, Alex, Ciaran and Pavan take a trip down memory lane and build 5-a-side teams with our favourite retro players. From legendary Spaniards like Casillas and Puyol, to midfield maestros in Kaka and Bergkamp, and scintillating strikers in Weah and Eto'o, we serve up plenty of footballing nostalgia. Can we identify regen players for our iconic heroes, or has the modern game eroded some of the artistry and expression our childhood players possessed? Let us know if you guessed correctly in this week's instalment of 'Suitcase of a Superstar' and remember to tune into University Radio Nottingham every Friday 6pm-7pm to hear your flight crew preview the biggest fixtures from around Europe! We hope you enjoy this European Football podcast, brought to you from the nation's BEST STUDENT RADIO STATION as named at the Student Radio Awards on Wednesday night

· From Barnsley to Big Breaks and Broadcasting · Award Winning Shows, A-list Guests and Angst · "THE" interview with Stephen Nolan BBC Radio 5 - 2014 · Support, Special Friends the Wider Reaction and Re-Starting the Career · DJ and MC Life Behind the Mic in 2021 · Passions and Drivers Looking Forward · Advice for Those Who Feel They've Fallen Short of Reaching Their Potential? Website: https://www.stephaniehirst.co.uk/ Twitter: @StephanieHirst Bio: Stephanie Hirst With over 15 awards & 11 years hosting Capital FM's breakfast show, Stephanie is one of the UKs biggest radio stars. In 2014 she took a break from broadcasting but was eventually lured back after 18 months to the BBC where she now hosts The ARIA Award winning 'Stephanie Hirst Show' weekday mornings 9-12pm on BBC Radio Leeds and her unique ‘Vinyl Revival' show every Saturday night on BBC Radio Manchester. Expanding into TV, she has presented for ITV's Lorraine, BBC Breakfast, BBC Inside Out and written for The Guardian & The Independent. Starting her career aged 12 at Radio Aire in Leeds, securing a slot on the overnight show at 16, this took her on an unbelievable journey hosting some of the biggest commercial radio shows in the UK, including the national Sunday top 40 show ‘Hit40Uk' for 3 years, along with interviewing some of the world's biggest stars. With a passion for public speaking, Stephanie is also a fellow & trustee of the Radio Academy, chair of the Student Radio Awards, and an honorary degree recipient from Leeds Beckett University. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hresource/message

Jack joined BBC Radio 1 in September 2018, playing rock and alternative music from emerging artists. He now hosts the Future Artists show Monday to Wednesday 10pm – midnight and Radio 1's Indie show on a Thursday. Jack began his journey on Nottingham Trent University's student radio station Fly FM. After being appointed Station Manager, Jack lead the station to its best ever Student Radio Awards haul of nine nominations: five golds and one bronze. He won the first ever SRA Selector competition in his final year at university and got the chance to present on Ibero 90.9 in Mexico City. Sombreros, tequila and radio - doesn't get better than that! Jack joined Kerrang! Radio in the summer of 2014, and went on to join Radio X in 2015 as their Early Weekend Breakfast presenter. In less than a year, Jack covered the Radio X Evening Show, weekday afternoons and The Chris Moyles Show, before securing his own mid-morning slot on Radio X. Jack also promotes his own monthly gig night named Hopscotch. Recent gigs have featured names such as The Amazons and Frank Cater & the Rattlesnakes. Jack took Hopscotch on a UK wide tour in 2018 and 2019 which concluded on a special end-of-year gig at renowned Scottish venue, King Tut's Wah Wah Hut. He recently appeared on Channel 4's Celebrity Gogglebox for Stand Up to Cancer, alongside Yungblud. Since 2017 Jack has worked with MTV, interviewing Green Day, Ed Sheeran and Biffy Clyro and in 2o2o he took on the role as host of MTV Rocks – a countdown of the week's biggest singles based on sales, streaming and airplay data. A competent host, he has also presented the UK Blog Awards. An avid gamer, Jack took 2020's national lockdown as an opportunity to use the growing Twitch platform to connect with fans and so Quarantine Karaoke was born. Sunday nights were transformed as artists joined Jack for a live stream of karaoke, chat and more karaoke. Jack is also a supporter of the mental health charity MIND and has recently hosted a panel for the highly successful iWeigh movement. @jackxsaunders Host: Jamie Neale @jamienealejn Discussing rituals and habitual patterns in personal and work life. We ask questions about how to become more aware of one self and the world around us, how do we become 360 with ourselves? Host Instagram: @jamienealejn Podcast Instagram: @360_yourself Music from Electric Fruit Produced by Tom Dalby Composed by Toby Wright

Surge Radio's News team are feeling a LOT of love as they win Team of the Year. Produced by Scott Hastie @HastieBeatz

Voice Of The Awards winners Danny & Jenny talk about how they feel having won the honour of being the voice of this year's Awards. Produced by Scott Hastie @HastieBeatz

Shock Radio's team discuss their award winning Reboot Night. Produced by Scott Hastie @HastieBeatz

Jack Biggin of LSR picks up Hero Of The Moment at the ILSR Awards 2018! Produced by Scott Hastie @HastieBeatz

Thomas Rowson of Rebel Radio discusses his path to winning Most Committed Committee member at this years ILSR Awards Produced by Scott Hastie @HastieBeatz

Leeds Student Radio discuss the great efforts they went to in order to create a new studio. Produced by Scott Hastie @HastieBeatz

Livewire's winners discuss their Traditions project. Produced by Scott Hastie @HastieBeatz

Meg Long from NSR discusses the joys of being involved in student radio and what NSR have achieved this year. Produced by Scott Hastie @HastieBeatz

Xpress, Xtreme & Dragon Radio talk about the great work the South West & South Wales region have done this year. Produced by Scott Hastie @HastieBeatz

To celebrate the return of live Jailbreak coverage to Surge this weekend, here are some of last year's best bits! Follow along at http://surgeradio.co.uk from 8am on November 18th for 36 hours tracking the 30 teams in their quest to get as far from Southampton without spending any money. It's all for a good cause, too: this year's teams are raising money for AIDS Orphan, CLEAR, and Mind. To donate, please head to http://mydonate.bt.com/fundraisers/surgejailbreak. For our coverage of 2016's event, Surge was awarded silver in the Best Event/Outside Broadcast and Best Multiplatform Initiative categories at the 2017 Student Radio Awards. To read more, check out https://www.studentradio.org.uk/2017/11/student-radio-awards-2017-the-winners.

Hear from all of the winners of The Student Radio Awards 2016 supported by BBC Radio 1 & Global. There's laughs, tears and lots of carnage!

The clock is ticking to get entries in for the Student Radio Awards 2016, check out our latest podcast for hints, tips, advice and inspiration from previous winners, judges and industry professionals. Enter here: https://www.studentradio.org.uk/awards/

Winner: The CAT Radio #SRACon

Winner: Charlie Smith from Leeds Student Radio #SRACon

Winner: Radio Lab #SRACon

Winner: Lucy Spencer #SRACon

Winner: CSR's Youth Academy #SRACon

Winner: Latitude Radio #SRACon

Winners: Michael Oakes & Jake Cusworth from Spark Sunderland #SRACon

Winners: The Midlands #SRACon

Find out who'll be providing their voices for this year's Student Radio Awards... #SRACon @jodierosebryant

Episode 22 of 99% Perspiration Joanna Makepeace-Woods knows a thing or two about powerful pitching.  She gained her previous role, Talent Development Manager at the University of Sunderland, through pitching it to the staff there.  They were so impressed, so inspired, that they devised the role specifically for Joanna, and she's been there ever since. Now Joanna is the Employability Manager with the university’s Arts, Design and Media faculty, and works with graduates and students to get them into the workplace.  She understands well the importance of networking, and getting your name out there. I’ve listened to your feedback - some of you told me you wanted to hear more from people who help develop creatives, rather than just from creatives themselves; and Joanna Makepeace-Woods is just that person. Joanna also worked in multiple TV roles, mostly in the production office, so this episode should be particularly interesting if you're interested in getting more stuck in with TV. ---------- A little aside: I mentioned here in the description (but alas, not on the podcast) last episode that my radio drama, SeaBurn, was been nominated for "Best Speech Programming" at the Student Radio Awards 2015, one of 8 nominations from Spark FM in Sunderland, the community radio station I volunteer with. I'm hugely happy to report that SeaBurn received a bronze award for "Best Speech Programming"; we couldn't have lost out to a better programme though, the incredible Both Sides of Dying by radio producer Jordy Cernik took the gold.  And Spark itself received a bronze for "Best Radio Station".  A very good day, and thanks for your support, everyone! ---------- 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!

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 2015 I Love Student Radio Awards took place at the Student Radio Conference in Exeter. Find out who the winners were and get all the reactions with Adam & Lissie.

The radio industry is as competitive as ever and demands an increasingly wide range of skills, so what can you do to convince someone to give you your first break? Our panellists Greg James, Paul Robinson and Ruth Gardiner join Simon Smith to share their own experiences in radio and some dos and don'ts that they've learned along the way. "Even with more channels, it's harder now than it was twenty or thirty years ago to get into radio." – Greg James Paul Robinson has been managing director of Talk Radio and managing editor of Radio 1 and is on the panel for the 30 Under 30 competition at The Radio Academy Ruth Gardiner is the head of the General Factual department at BBC Radio. The department produces programmes mainly for BBC Radio 4 and The World Service including Woman's Hour, Outlook and Desert Island Discs. Greg James is a presenter for BBC Radio 1, landing his role at the station after picking up the 'Best Male Presenter' award at the 2005 Student Radio Awards for his work on University of East Anglia's student station, Livewire.

Ben Sheppard, winner of Best Newcomer at the Student Radio Awards 2013, supported by BBC Radio 1 and Global Radio, has been announced as the drivetime host on the new Capital FM North West and Wales.

"Ladies and Gentleman...Welcome to the Student Radio Awards 2014, supported by BBC Radio 1 and Global Radio" One simple line, over one hundred and fifty entrants but only two winners. Congratulations to Jon Rodney-Jones and Rachel Chew for becoming our Voice of the Awards for 2014! (Produced by Chris Nicoll, Head of Production for Capital and Capital XTRA and Owner of WizzFX)

Winner of Best Newcomer at the Student Radio Awards, supported by BBC Radio 1 and Global Radio, Ben Sheppard, chats to Daniel Radcliffe about his new film Kill Your Darlings and the #KYDCutUp Competition

Paul Robinson

Did you attend the Nominations Parties for the Student Radio Awards 2013, supported by BBC Radio 1 and Global Radio? Were you accosted by one of our regional reporters on the night? If so, you're probably on this podcast! We've got a lowdown of the all the shortlisted entries, reactions from the nominees, and (umm...) SRA 'Would You Rather'. Yup. Take a listen!

Tom and Claire, winners of Silver for Best Male and Bronze for Best Female at the Student Radio Awards 2012, supported by BBC Radio 1 and Global Radio announced at the SRA Midlands Training Day that they were taking over drivetime on Capital FM East Midlands - we caught up with them.

#SRAs #SRAs

Here's Richard Queree's entry into the "Best Entertainment Programme" for the Student Radio Awards for his show "The Walktime Show". The entry has been nominated for the award and the results will be revealed in November.

Tonight we are joined by Dom Garcia from the Student Radio Awards who broke Iain's foot. lots of students phone up also Barry, Rob and Andre, who has written an essay for us.