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Pilot broadcasts - Schedule  During
the Pilot series, London Link Radio broadcast a wide range of quality
programming on six Wednesday evenings in July and August
2005 - plus a special broadcast on Saturday 23rd July. Please
click on the dates for details.
| Week 1
- Wednesday 6th July |
| 7pm
- 7.30pm |
Welcome to
LLR
Live magazine programme from FlexiSchool Acton
With Katerina Getsevitch and Nashon Prince
Including tips on beng more green from Lucy
Siegle, correspondent with The Observer |
| 7.30pm - 8pm |
Education for all!
Live magazine programme including 'The trainee teacher's
guide to survival' from Nneka Chukwurah and Sandra
Saltzmann |
| 8pm
- 8.30pm |
G8 special
Make Poverty History, Millennium Development Goals, climate
change and sustainability
With Hester Viney, Swazi Maini, Deniece Riley, Jan Paryag and Cathy Aitchison
With contributions from guests including Michael
Meacher MP and Abiola
Ogunsola, University of East London |
| 8.30pm - 9pm |
World music and
features
From trainees on the University of Westminster
Widening Participation course |
| Week 2
- Wednesday 13th July |
| 7pm
- 7.30pm |
Welcome
to LLR
With Swazi Maini, Paul Batambuze and Reka Begum
Plus: at around 7.20pm:
Comedy - R J Freddy Presents
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| 7.30pm - 8pm |
Environment and sustainability
With Swazi Maini, Anna Karhammar, Stine Dulong and Sophie
Glass
With contributions from guests including Malcolm Allen of London
Waste Action and Penney
Poyzer, environment expert and presenter of BBC2's 'No Waste Like Home' |
| 8pm
- 8.30pm |
Millennium
Development Goals
What do you know about the Millennium Development Goals?
With Swazi Maini, Dana Gornitzki and Cathy Aitchison
With contributions from guests including Felicia Onibon, from
the Nigerian organisation CSACEFA,
which promotes education for all
Plus: at around 8.20pm:
Riverside drama: Last
Chance by Azieb Zerai |
| 8.30pm - 9pm |
Camden Central
Radio - Somers Town Festival Special
Reports and music from the Somers Town Festival of Cultures,
Saturday 9th July
With Dan Walker Smith
Including music from the Ethio Traditional Band
and from Musical
Flying Squad's production 'Cutting the Wire' |
| Week 3
- Wednesday 20th July |
| 7pm
- 7.30pm |
London
Link Radio
Showcase
With Swazi Maini and Paul Batambuze
Including London Green Lifestyle Show report by Fari Bradley
Plus: at around 7.20pm:
Comedy - R J Freddy Presents |
| 7.30pm - 8pm |
Family issues
Live magazine programme
With Hester Viney, Vanessa Reddick, Iyabo Oba and Tamsin Clements
With contributions from guests including Jess and Bob Read,
co-founders of the As
2 Become 3 course for expectant parents, and Alan
Franks, author of the play Previous Convictions |
| 8pm
- 8.30pm |
Music
programme - "Outerglobe: Women's music vibes"
With Debbie Golt aka DJ Debbie
Including an interview with Cheng Yu, one of the Women in Music Commission Award winners
Fabulous tracks by brilliant women + possibly a slot from Warrior Women, flourishing USA women's music
network.
Plus: at around 8.25 pm:
Riverside drama:
The Tourist by
Matthew Snowdon |
| 8.30pm - 9pm |
Family Ties -
by Ruth-Anne Lynch
Documentary about a
trip Ruth-Anne Lynch made to Guyana earlier this year to visit
her parents. She had planned to travel around Guyana with
her father to do some family research and to bond with her Dad.
During the trip he became ill and was hospitalised twice.
"We all (including himself) thought he was dying," she
says. "Luckily he pulled through but it really
brought the Lynch family together." The documentary
is about the events prior to, during and after his
illness. It was submitted as a piece of work for her
Documentary and Experimental Radio module at the University
of Sunderland. |
| Week 3 - Saturday
23rd July |
2pm
- 8pm
A
special broadcast including programmes from trainees on the Women's Radio Group
Living Learning course and the University of Westminster
Widening Participation course
Also including: Irish music from Camden, comedy from
Mary McKenna and
Riverside drama |
| 2pm
- 4pm |
Irish
Music
With Les Coughlan
Irish music from Northern Celts and other Irish musicians playing live in
Camden |
| 4pm
- 5pm |
Trinjan
With members of Trinjan
Asian women's group based in West London: Inderjit,
Manpreet, Harbans, Jatinder, Usha, Shashi, Susan, Mindu and
Mohinder |
| 5pm
- 5.30pm |
London
Link Radio showcase
|
| 5.30pm
- 6pm |
London
Link Radio showcase
|
| 6pm
- 7pm |
Panjabi
programme
With Harjinder Kaur, Harjeet Kaur and Chindoo Kaur
Including items on Jago (Panjabi folk dancing), the place of
women in Panjabi society and being a presenter on Desi
Radio |
| 7pm
- 7.30pm |
London
link Radio showcase
Including comedy: R J Freddy presents ...
Plus information on writing and producing comedy from guests
Mary McKenna and Julie Walker |
| 7.30pm
- 8pm |
London
Link Radio showcase
Including Riverside Drama:
Miss Dorchester's Visitor by Philip Lauder
Fear by Semina Bayouth
Sorry Babe by Simone Millwood |
| Week 4
- Wednesday 27th July |
| 7pm
- 7.30pm |
London
Link Radio showcase - Blaze
Radio
With Swazi Maini and Paul Batambuze
Features from Blaze
Radio by students at Preston Manor City Learning Centre in
Brent
Plus: at around 7.20pm:
Comedy - R J Freddy Presents |
| 7.30pm - 8pm |
The Latino Link -
Latin culture in London/UK
With Nneka Chukwurah, Jessica Lopez and Sandra Saltzmann
Including reports on Brazilian culture in London, interview with
Enrique, salsa musician, plus a round up of what's on |
| 8pm
- 8.30pm |
Arts,
entertainment, information, what's on
With Jan
Paryag
With guests and features including JustWRITE,
writing workshop and support organisation for women writers, and a report on
the Thames
21 Clean up Day (Sat-Sun 23/24 July) by Antonie Boegner |
| 8.30pm - 9pm |
Women in Wartime
Writings, readings, songs and reminiscences with Cathy Aitchison and
Dana Gornitzki
Including information on the BBC
WW2 People's War project |
| Week 5
- Wednesday 3rd August |
| 7pm
- |
Live
programming from trainees on the Women's Radio Group Living
Learning course, including:
- Africa Focus
with
Helene Lembanaka and Helen Rowe. Including information
and readings from the Africa Audio Visual Library and reports
from the Celebrating Africa event at the British Museum
- Algerian Music programme
with
Nacira Lebnaoui-Mansour
|
| 7.30pm - 8pm |
Live magazine
With Deniece Riley and Swazi Maini
Including a feature on young people's language by Deniece Riley, a report on brownfield sites by Antonie Boegner,
and a report on gay parents adopting by Nina Tietzel |
| 8pm
- 8.30pm |
Drama
special:
Blood Ties by Ruth-Anne Lynch (University of
Sunderland) |
| 8.30pm - 9pm |
Live magazine
programme on animals
With Clare Sherman
Including interviews with the Blue Cross and Help the Aged |
| 9pm-10pm |
Camden Central
Radio and live Irish music |
| Week 6
- Wednesday 10th August |
| 7pm
- 7.30pm |
Live
music programme
With photographer Frédérique
Cifuentes
Celebrating the work of the Kwoto Dance
Company, from South Sudan, who will be taking part in the International
Workshop Festival in London in October |
| 7.30pm - 8.30pm |
Live magazine
programme
Focusing on health, sustainability and ethical living
with Swazi Maini, Sophie Glass and Milly
Hartley
Including an interview with Guardian journalist Leo
Hickman, author of A Good
Life and A Life Stripped Bare (interviewed by Sophie
Glass), plus reports from natural health practitioner Milly Hartley
on eating disorders and on stress relief, and information on recycling
in Camden
Plus at around 8.15pm:
RISE
2005
With Shahbana Rehman
Music and reports from the RISE
festival 2005, including an interview with the band Moroccan
Roll Convention, plus Asian ballads |
| 8.30pm - 9pm |
African Essence:
New vibes and favourite tracks plus African music news and views
With Debbie Golt aka DJ Debbie
and Anne Wanjie
|
| 9pm - 10pm |
Camden Central
Radio
Live magazine programme with Rosie Sanders and Les Coughlan and
other members of Camden
Central Radio
Including: a report on the King's Cross Forum's visit to BedZed
(the Beddington Zero Energy Development in South London); poetry
and photography from Angela Inglis; music and information from Youth
Initiatives
Plus: live music and chat from Les Coughlan and the
Northern Celts |
| 10
pm - 10.30 pm |
London Muslims' Response to the
London Bombings
Live magazine programme
with Maryam Ali, one of the trainees on the Living Learning
course
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| Week
6
- Plus |
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Music
documentary
Freddy Gerrard interviews his brother, musician Max Gerrard |
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RISE 2005 with
Shahbana Rehman
Music and reports from the RISE festival 2005, including an
interview with the band Moroccan Roll Convention, plus Asian
ballads |
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