RadioTalk from The Radio Academy

Another awesome trip down radio memory lane with David Lloyd for this week’s Radio Moments. Enjoy, radioheads! Produced by Jordan Thomas at Maple Street Studios in London with imaging from On The Sly. Comments always welcome. Also available via iTunes.

RadioTalk is taking a short break for a couple of weeks, but we’ll still have regular instalments of the hugely entertaining and much sought after Radio Moments from David Lloyd. RadioTalk will be back the week of the 12th June. Produced by Jordan Thomas at Maple Street Studios in London with imaging from On The Sly. Comments always welcome. Also available via itunes.

Lisa Kerr speaks to Lord ‘Jimmy’ Gordon, founder of Radio Clyde, about the start of commercial radio, running for parliament and what he thinks radio needs to do to survive. Researched by Tash Jones and recorded at Maple Street Studios in London. Produced by Jordan Thomas with imaging from On The Sly. As always, it features a wonderful edition of David LLoyd’s Radio Moments. Comments always welcome. Also available via itunes.

This week’s RadioTalk podcast is a chance to hear Jeremy Vine in conversation with John Myers at the South West Branch’s fantastic event at Bristol University Students Union. It was a brilliant event, so here’s your chance to hear it even if you couldn’t make it on the night. The audio was kindly recorded by Burst Radio. Plus, we have another wonderful instalment of David Lloyd’s Radio Moments. Go on, make your ears happy! Comments always welcome. Also available via itunes.

No RadioTalk this week because the Producers Special from last week is still receiving heaps of interest, so we’re going to leave it up there for a bit longer. However, we do have a brand new version of Radio Moments from the legend that is David Lloyd. It’s another cracker this week, so do give it a listen. Enjoy! Comments always welcome. Also available via iTunes

RadioTalk this week looks at the role of the Producer in music radio with two of the best. Helen Thomas is the multi-award winning Executive Producer of The Chris Evans Breakfast Show. Richard Steel, the Executive Producer of Dave and Lisa at Capital FM, is also at the top of his game but works within a commercial radio framework. Hear how they go about their daily life, run their teams, think about their shows and how preparation is everything. Most of all, they tell us why being a radio producer is the best job in the world and what you need to do if you want to get their job someday. Plus, we have another wonderful instalment of David Lloyd’s Radio Moments. It’s a not to miss episode this week with audio that John hoped had long been lost! Recorded at Maple Street Studios in London and produced by Jordan Thomas with imaging from On The Sly. Comments always welcome. Also available via itunes.

This week sees the launch of a fantastic new series of interviews with Radio Academy Fellows. For the very first edition, Lisa Kerr is joined by Bauer Radio’s DAB Radio Director Grae Allen. Grae reminisces about his first day at Radio Clyde and tells us why he thinks digital radio is well placed to replace analogue, what he thinks the odds are of the switch-over happening in the next decade and, after 34 years in the industry, what it is that’s made him stay. Recorded at Maple Street Studios in London and produced by Jordan Thomas with imaging from On The Sly. As always, it features a wonderful edition of David LLoyd’s Radio Moments Comments always welcome. Also available via itunes.

Lisa Kerr talks to Emma Barnett (Telegraph & LBC), Nicky Birch (Somethin Else) and Stuart Clarkson (Radio Today) about Sony Radio Academy Award Nominations and mud wrestling… Yes, really! As always, it features a wonderful edition of David LLoyd’s Radio Moments. Recorded at Maple Street Studios in London and produced by Jordan Thomas with imaging from On The Sly. Comments always welcome. Also available via itunes.

Folder Media’s Matt Deegan hosts the podcast with guests Adam Heyhurst (Visualisation Producer, Radio 1), Rich Clarke (Presenter at Capital FM and the Vodafone Big Top 40) and Julian Fisher (Director of Media Output, Markettiers4dc). The video was produced by Adam Mitchenhall and Iain Holding at Markettiers4dc and the imaging was provided by On The Sly. As always, it features David Lloyd’s Radio Moments – but this time, in vision! Comments always welcome. Also available via iTunes.

This week, it is a one on one special with William Rogers, the boss of UKRD and voted the best company in Britain to work for. His UKRD business is going from strength to strength and the awards for the way William runs his business just keep coming. In this podcast, William pulls no punches on his view of life, business, radio bosses and the future of our industry. It is a MUST LISTEN to edition. Hosted by our own Chief Exec John Myers and recorded at Maple Street Studios in London and produced by Jordan Thomas with imaging from On The Sly. As always, it features a wonderful edition of David LLoyd’s Radio Moments Comments always welcome. Also available via itunes.

This week’s RadioTalk comes from RadioDays Europe in Barcelona and is hosted by Trevor Dann. We also have Radio Moments from David Lloyd that remembers the moment a certain ginger presenter became quite wealthy. This week’s RadioTalk was produced by Heather Davies. Comments always welcome. Also available via itunes.

This week we air another wonderful edition of Radio Moments from David LLoyd. We hear about the launch of Trent FM, how Tommy Vance got his name and from a broadcaster who started on air over 50 years ago. This and more star in this week’s edition. Next week, The Radio Academy podcast will come from RadioDays Europe in Barcelona. Enjoy!

Trevor Dann is on hosting duty this week and he’s joined by David Holdsworth (Controller, BBC English Regions) and David Lloyd (Programming & Marketing Director, Orion Media) to discuss John Myers’ report on BBC Local Radio, tackling subjects including management stratification, the function of local radio in a shifting market, the BBC’s attachment system and local radio as a nursery for talent. And if you just can’t get enough David Lloyd, he’s back again with another fantastic edition of Radio Moments. The podcast was kindly recorded by those wonderful chaps at Maple Street Studios in London and produced by Jordan Thomas with imaging from On The Sly.

It’s short and sweet this week because there’s no main podcast, but we do bring you the next wonderful edition of David Lloyd’s Radio Moments. Enjoy!

It’s a very lively RadioTalk this week hosted by John Myers and WARNING… it contains some some fruity language so please don’t listen if you are easily offended! Talk hosts Nick Ferrari, Alan Brazil and Allan Beswick talk the talk on speech radio, current broadcasting regulations and the struggle of getting up early. It’s good knock about stuff and of course, the podcast also features a wonderful edition of Radio Moments from David Lloyd.