Siren Radio from the University of Lincoln, a fully licensed community radio station for 9-24 year olds and beyond
After a short hiatus for an operation about which you'll hear some details, Bruce K. Rosenblum has opened the doors of the LA Man Cave and invited Siren Radio's Managing Editor, Andrew David, in for the first of the New Season catch up.
Recorded 1600 Thursday 9th September 2021
There's a family day being arranged for Saturday 25th of September at the football area near the Sports Hall on the University of Lincoln's Braford Campus. It's part of an initiative by the Centre for Reconciliation in Lincoln.
Subash Chellaiah, the chaplain at the University and a member of the centre team has been explaining more to Siren Radio's, Andrew David.
More details from the Centre's website - https://tcf-reconciliation.org/
The times they are a' changin' sang Bob Dylan and as we all navigate our way through the challenge that is today having someone help us glimpse the future might be a real help and, possibly, comfort.
So Siren Radio's Managing Editor, Andrew David was intrigued to meet Anne Jirsch, a professional futurist who's presenting at a conference in London later this month entitled, "Conscious Life Expo".
Anne's website is www.annejirsch.com and the conference details are here: www.consciouslifeexp.com/september-in-london
Recorded on Wednesday 8th September 2021
Join the irrepressible John Kettley, UK meteorological legend, in conversation with Siren Radio's Managing Editor, Andrew David, looking back over the weather locally, nationally and internationally over the past 5 weeks.
Broadcast on Wednesday 8th September 2021
Join Andrew David, Siren Radio's Managing Editor as he finds out how something that had its birth in the pubs of Lincoln ends up inspring some talented arts students at the University of Lincoln, resulting in a special exhibition at Lincoln Central Library.
Meet the two Drs who're behind this project, Kay Ritchie who heads up the annual Pint of Science event every May in Lincoln and Matt Young from PEARL.
more details at www.creativereactions.blogs.Lincoln.ac.uk
The exhibition runs until 23rd September 2021
After a rating from Corey on a Reel Show episode a few weeks ago - the coveted 10 Reels was given to 2005’s Hoodwinked. Starring Glenn Close, Anne Hathaway and Patrick Warburton, Corey and Murray take a look at the biggest cinematic tragedy ever animated. Will the rating change? Will the most rage-filled episode of the Reel Show go down in the history books as one of the greats? Stay tuned folks. This episode is a real cracker! With jokes and banter in store, Murray & Corey bring their signature enthusiasm to their a very unique instalment of everyone’s favourite film review, pop culture, TV discussion and debate show. ‘Hoodwinked’ is the infamous animated re-telling of the story of Little Red Riding Hood and her friends. The Wolf, the woodsman and Granny all appear - but at a crime scene, the police and a famous frog detective arrive to solve the attempted kidnapping. The stories meld together with characters like a cursed Goat, a team of ski experts, and a bunny rabbit.
Featuring music from Green Day and Simon & Garfunkel
Broadcast on Siren Radio at 1400 Saturdays and 1900 Mondays.
Another fine episode of Siren Radio's literary programme hosted by Steve Cawte.
And Steve's guest this time is Jim Bates.
Broadcast on Sundays at 1300 and Mondays at 1600
[Authorised Personnel Only - DHARMA Initiative Case Study #2342]
Evaluation Officer: Chang, P.
Subjects: Murray. A. & Corey. A.
Subjects known as ‘The Reel Guys’ edit and produce a programme for designated audio platforms - at a length of 50 minutes, this instalment is the discussion of multiple television and cinematographic media forms from the years 2000 to 2010. In particular, American-produced serial dramas. To be observed that the bond between subjects is one of hilarity, and after careful observation, built upon trust and a value of talent, enthusiasm and further success in their fields. Monitoring performance: further study needed. Recounting their favourite time-period specific TV programmes from a selected decade. Also, engaging in a puzzling ritual of ‘Good Film Bad Review’ which was inquisitive to witness, due to the back-and-forth nature of the interaction. Further study is needed to assess the true purpose behind the game-like structure this segment has taken. Pending further evaluation, this evaluation will be available for public viewing - so do take care, upon editing to remove [REDACTED], [REDACTED] and [REDACTED]. Any trace of [REDACTED] should also be treated with extreme caution.
Featuring music from Petula Clark and Cass Elliot.
Broadcast on Siren Radio at 1400 Saturdays and 1900 Mondays.
Steve Cawte, presenter of Siren Radio's excellent literary programme has Carl Scharwarth as his guest on this episode number 25.
Broadcast on Sundays at 1300 and Mondays at 1600
It's time to catch up with Dr Tom Waller as he chats to Siren Radio's Managing Editor, Andrew David - this time Friday 13th Superstitions and how to control FEAR!
Recorded at 3pm on Friday 13th 2021
