Friday 22 March
12.0 am Brooklands Radio Jukebox
10.0 am Dave Jemitus
Music and chat including the lighter news stories
of the day and the latest happenings in Surrey. Including at10.30
The Papers, at 11.30 Fightback Ninja helping to defeat
scammers, spammers and time-wasters and at 12.30 Lateral Thinking Puzzle.
1.0 pm Surrey News Review
The week’s local Surrey News with Graham
Laycock and a journalist from the Surrey Advertiser.
Compiled by the Surrey Advertiser and getsurrey.co.uk.
Repeated at 7.0 pm and then available as a podcast.
1.15 pm Graham Laycock
Afternoon music and conversation including news
of events in Surrey.
at 1.30 Woking & Sam Beare Hospices Lottery Draw
The winning numbers in today’s lottery draw and
forthcoming fund raising events.
at 3.30 Events In Surrey with Diana Roberts from the Guildford Tourist Information Centre
with the essential guide for things to see and do in Surrey
over the coming weeks.
4.0 pm Trevor James’s Feel Good..It's Friday
The weekend starts here with three hours of only
the best songs from across the decades to date. A look back at
This Day in History and from 6.30 The Essential Friday Night Live Gig Guide
and The Motown Countdown.
7.0 pm Surrey News Review
The week’s local Surrey News with Graham
Laycock and a journalist from the Surrey Advertiser.
Compiled by the Surrey Advertiser and getsurrey.co.uk.
R - Broadcast at 1.0pm today and available
as a podcast.
7.30 pm Suzanne’s World of Arts & Entertainment -
Interviews With The Stars
An Actors Life For Me. A half-hour special to enjoy two past
Interviewees. 22nd March marks the birthday of acclaimed actor
Jeremy Clyde to celebrate enjoy a timeless interview Suzanne
Hunter enjoyed with Jeremy. Fans of "Chad and Jeremy"
you won’t want to miss Suzanne talking to Theatre and TV actor
Jeremy Clyde about his play 3 Days in May about Churchill, The
Alan Clarke Diaries and his working on John Barry scored
musicals and his song John Barry's Yesterday's Gone. Having
recently finished Reality TV's "Posh Hotels with Sally and
Nigel" Nigel Havers returns to tread the board in the
ever popular "Art" on a UK tour in 2019. Suzanne talks to
Nigel about his previous show "BasketCase" that he co-produced
with Michael Whitehall; as well as his plethora of TV classics
to include "The Charmer" and "Don't Wait up" also find out
what it was like for him working with Steven Spielberg on
"Empire of the Sun" , David Lean in "Passage to India" and his
leading roles in Chariots of Fire and much more.
More at www.brooklandsradio.co.uk/worldofarts.html
Available after transmission to listen again at
www.mixcloud.com/suzyhunterentertainmentshow
8.0 pm Ray Darrell’s 50s & 60s Show
Three hours of pure nostalgia from deep within
the vaults of Ray's record library. Popular recordings,
obscure recordings, it's all here! With three Musical
Quizzes, a genuine Vinyl Moment plus the 2
into 1 spot whereby two singers share billing for the
same popular song, it really is all to play for!
11.0 pm The Blues Hour
Kid Jensen and Roger McCormick present the series celebrating the development
of The Blues mixing the old and the new, building on the vast
blues heritage of the mid-twentieth century, including the
rich legacy of Delta and Chicago blues, and fascinating
musical journeys into more modern idioms, some blues or
"bluesy", some more rock or jazz-oriented.
Repeated next Thursday at 7.0pm and listen again at
www.brooklandsradio.co.uk/theblueshour.html
12.0 am Brooklands Radio Jukebox