Tuesday 5 July
12.0 am Brooklands Radio Jukebox
10.0 am Alex Narin
Sits in for Graham
Laycock with the mid-morning music and
chat including the latest happenings in Surrey and featuring at 10.30 The Papers, at 11.30 This Day In
History and at 12.30 Liz Taylor with news that on
the 16th of July The Royal Surrey Choir perform their
first concert in two years at the Holy Trinity Church in
Guildford. In a wide ranging conversation Liz shares the
history of the choir as well “teasing” us with the exciting
musical programme they have planned for the concert.
1.0 pm Just Women
The weekly programme
for women of all ages introduced by Mandy Dineley.
Jackie Mitchell talks to Alexandra Knight
founder of Stemazing, a social enterprise backed by Amey,
Surrey's waste collection partner, dedicated to inspire women
in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM). She has
spearheaded a six-week STEM course for 5-9 year-old in schools
in Surrey and now as far as Africa. She is a Visiting
Professor with the Royal Academy of Engineering at Brunel
University London and a trustee of the Women's Engineering
Society. www.stemazingltd.com
Jo McGowan talks to Melissa Ocelka of
Fitterrider.com. Mel is a personal trainer based in Guildford
who specifically works with horse riders to improve their
strength, balance and mobility in the saddle.
Mandy Dineley talks to Bina Panchal Owner and
Founder of BHVNA Luxury candle & diffuser home fragrance
business ‘bhvna’ means love & feel good emotions, unique
fragrances bringing a lot of love, joy, happiness & feel
good emotions with a little luxury to your world.
www.bhvna.com
R – First broadcast 11 May 2021 and repeated
on Thursday at 8.0 pm and available to listen again at
brooklandsradio.co.uk/justwomen.
2.0 pm Ciara Bigwood
Afternoon music and chat including events in Surrey.
4.0 pm Michael
Weldon
Early evening music
and chat including the latest happenings in Surrey and
including at 6.10 Toddlers Tracks
7.0 pm The 80s Hour
Dan Curtis plays a great
selection of tracks from the 80s and chats with Charlene Oliver about her career
from Motown to I’ve Never Been To Me and beyond.
8.0 pm Mainly Folk
Bev Harris presents music and interviews from the world
of folk plus a dash of country and Americana. We chat to Jackie
Oates in time for her appearance at this year's Sidmouth
Folk Festival. Jackie gives us a flavour of the wide variety
of folk music activities she is involved in. This autumn sees
the release of her new trio's album and we are lucky enough to
be the first to play two tracks from it. We also talk to Liam
Kelly the flautist and founder member of the stellar
Irish band Dervish who were about to play a standout gig at
The Landmark Arts, Teddington and Liam discussed the
challenges and triumphs in their thirty year career.
The show will be available 24/7 on
www.brooklandsradio.co.uk/mainlyfolk.html
Next edition Tuesday 2 August at 8.0 pm.
10.0 pm The
Progressive Alternative