Showing posts with label gay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gay. Show all posts
Sunday, 8 February 2009
Podcast 3 Online Now
The third podcast has been uploaded and subscribers will be getting it as soon as your feed updates! Or you can stream it by clicking the title above.
Wednesday, 4 February 2009
3rd February Show - podcast is coming!
Thanks to everyone who contacted the show, we had a briliant one as always. it was fab being back on air after a week off, felt like forever, now i know how jonathan ross must have felt, hehe.
tonight we made our new promo, listen out for it on Wythenshawe FM at random times, and if you can name the show that gave us the inspiration, you win a prize, a night out with them, not us, its too cold, its the middle of winter you know!
Tho i do really want to go to roller disco next week, and my partner in crime wont go. :( any takers?
the new podcast will be online at the end of the week, probably sunday so get subscribing and rating us where you can!
catch you all soon!
Murry
tonight we made our new promo, listen out for it on Wythenshawe FM at random times, and if you can name the show that gave us the inspiration, you win a prize, a night out with them, not us, its too cold, its the middle of winter you know!
Tho i do really want to go to roller disco next week, and my partner in crime wont go. :( any takers?
the new podcast will be online at the end of the week, probably sunday so get subscribing and rating us where you can!
catch you all soon!
Murry
Sunday, 1 February 2009
World Aids Day 2008, Podcast Uploaded
a Podcast of our coverage of Manchester's 2008 Worlds Aids Day Candlelight Vigil that took place in Sackville Gardens, in the Gay Village Manchester, UK, on 1st December 2008 is now available as a podcast.
Organised by George House Trust, and the Lesbian and Gay Foundation with speakers from GHT, Manchester City Council, Women Asylum Seekers Together, Body Positive NW and Julie Hesmondhalgh.
www.ght.org.uk
www.lgf.org.uk
www.wast.org.uk
www.bpnw.org.uk
After the vigil piece is an interview with Julie Hesmondhalgh (Hayley Cropper in Coronation Street) who read a poem. She talks about the vigil, the current statistics and her return to the street
click on the link on the right hand side to download it.
Organised by George House Trust, and the Lesbian and Gay Foundation with speakers from GHT, Manchester City Council, Women Asylum Seekers Together, Body Positive NW and Julie Hesmondhalgh.
www.ght.org.uk
www.lgf.org.uk
www.wast.org.uk
www.bpnw.org.uk
After the vigil piece is an interview with Julie Hesmondhalgh (Hayley Cropper in Coronation Street) who read a poem. She talks about the vigil, the current statistics and her return to the street
click on the link on the right hand side to download it.
Friday, 30 January 2009
Wednesday, 28 January 2009
Podcast 2
STREAM
This is the Podcast from the 20th January 2009 show.
With details of Queer Up North, LGBT History Month, Holocaust Memorial Day, Blackpool Pride Launch, with Lulu as the featured artist, and the cup of tea incident.
Catch the live show on WFM, 97.2FM across South Manchester and live online at www.wfmradio.org every Tuesday Night 9-11pm. email- tuesdaynighout@live.co.uk
This is the Podcast from the 20th January 2009 show.
With details of Queer Up North, LGBT History Month, Holocaust Memorial Day, Blackpool Pride Launch, with Lulu as the featured artist, and the cup of tea incident.
Catch the live show on WFM, 97.2FM across South Manchester and live online at www.wfmradio.org every Tuesday Night 9-11pm. email- tuesdaynighout@live.co.uk
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