That weird sounding German who broadcasts from Scotland’s east coast. Balou is generally a rather straight shooter and doesn’t take himself too seriously. In fact he doesn’t take very much else too seriously, except his Granny, he takes his Granny very seriously...
Balou Bear presents "The Starved Peasant" (Fridays, 21:00-23:00 UK time) and "Blues 'n' Roots with Balou" (Wednesdays, 12:30-14:00 UK time; repeated the following Wednesday from 19:00-20:30).
See www.starvedpeasant.com for more information....
DJ Crazy 'D' is here to shake the bag of music up again, using genres like funk, reggae, R'n'B, gospel and more, sharing his past ventures in the music world, and trying to highlight and support local bands old and new...."Generally trying to send you some good old 'Leicester feel good factor'" through the airwaves.
D comes from a large family band and moved onto other bands as time went on, ending up as a sound engineer for a few local Motown bands in Leicester. He eventually retired from stage works in 2012; however "with music you never really retire so here I am with big thanks to ExileFM"....
DJ Minx is one of the several not-so-alter egos of Ming Nagel. She co-hosts "The Monday Night Ride-Out with Ming and Jon" on Mondays, 21:00-23:00 UK time, and has always wanted to be a DJ with her own radio station....
Hari believes in keeping it simple and to the point. He will be bringing you an array of music from the wide spectrum of bass culture. This includes genres such as drum and bass, jungle, house, UKG, hip-hop, dub - basically anything with a vibe to get you set for the weekend!
He is a classically trained tabla player who collaborates with a range of artists and styles and has performed around the UK and abroad.
Hari presents "Bass Culture Show" (Fridays, 23:00-01:00 UK time).
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Now that Jon is no longer regularly touring the world with his trumpet, he can tour the world (from the comfort of home!) with his record and CD collection.
Jon co-hosts "The Monday Night Ride-Out with Ming and Jon" on Mondays, 21:00-23:00 UK time....
After many years scouring the world in search of enlightenment or at least a decent Lamb Korma, Marc returned to the west to pursue a career in almost anything to alleviate the boredom of day to day living.
Having discovered a complete lack of musical talent, he turned his attention to listening to music - this is a skill he has developed over the years into a very catholic penchant for all types of tunes.
Incidentally, that is Gregory Porter's shoulder in the photo with Marc.
Marc presents "Birth of the Cool" (Saturdays, 22:00-00:00 UK time; Sundays 07:00-09:00 AEST or AEDT)....
Martin Haskell has been broadcasting for more than 20 years, having served his apprenticeship on hospital radio. He has appeared on a number of community and commercial radio stations including Maidstone Festival Radio, CTR105.6FM, KMFM, internet station RFM and most recently SFM 106.9 in Sittingbourne.
Martin presents "Sunday Brunch" on Sundays, 09:00-12:00 UK time....
Nomadic Musician, Audio Technologist and Educator, Paul’s CV could describe him in many ways, but he’ll deny that he’s any of them. Paul accidentally slipped into radio during the early 90’s when he was asked to engineer a series of outside broadcasts with Lorraine Kelly. After two weeks alone in a car with Lorraine Paul went on to work with Talk Radio, Talk Sport, BBC Radio 2 and 4. Now working in education, he currently runs creative workshops for young people in Devon.
Paul presents "The Talking Machine" (first Sundays, 16:00-17:00 UK time; repeated Wednesdays 20:30-21:30 UK time).
For further information, see Paul's blog at http://paulayriss.wixsite.co...
Sorry - very late tuning in tonight so absolutely no idea about the Speed Triple - we’ll do better next week - possibly!! Good tunes as we tune in - as always!!!
Jill and Wil
Billy should send the tune to his local council!
Thanks for the play! And to your listeners for their amazing feedback!
Lee
At least you guys get time for a cuppa tea! :-) You could practically have shower, or cook dinner! :-D
Lee
'Ka' is the Egyptian god of the vital spark of the spirit; 'Safar' is Arabic for journey - as in safari, which I have been told is pronounced more like 'soofer'...
Lee
Hi from us both in Brighton.
Richard&Angi
Hello, listening in and enjoying the tunes and puns
Wendy&Chris
I am tuned in from Brookhaven and can’t wait to see you both for Kat’s wedding this weekend!
Laura
Woop woop! Excited. :-) Yes - world, radio premiere of Ka Safar...
Lee
Hey big man , great show x
Wil
BIG THANKS TO ALL THE DJ CRAZY D GANG FOLLOWERS WE REALLY DO APPRECIATE YOU ALL XXX
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