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Check this show out, just done of the cuff with my Music Student Delroy Pink-Had to get the some of his songs out there for you guys, thanks for listening.
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Here is my demo new bulletin for freelance reporting shifts for the commercial radio sector. I am a newly qualified PGCE Broadcast Journalist.
This interview was when I went to the London Premier of Crash, I spoke to in no particular order, Serral Henry, who was in the Bill, UK now US comedian, Kojo, and David Harewood, who played the evil military leader in Blood Diamond opposite Leonardo Dicaprio and Djimon Hounsou.
It was an incredible film to watch, and of the back of that, I got to sit in on an interview with CRASH actor Terrence Howard, check out that audio too.
I found that even after the film, pretty much everyone was in agreement that racism is still prevalent, just implicit. And we all do it when we don’t really mean too. The film highlighted the extremes of American racism, and it still resonates to me to this day. Great performances from everyone, can’t single out any one actor in this film. They all stepped up and did a GREAT job.
This was an interview in my Choice Fm days, it was an ISDN interview with Tony Hawks who was promoting his latest playstation game in the Tony Hawks pro skater series. A seriously cool guy and to this day its been the highlight of the interviews i’ve done. ITS TONY HAWKS!!!!
From when when i was 14, I’ve been watching Extreme TV for ever, and the gig he did in Las Vegas was sick. So in the interview i had to ask about it. Check out…
This is a long lost interview I had of Tim Campbell which I did for Choice FM News. I was a Junior journalist on the Choice news desk, it was a Saturday afternoon and Tim had just finished doing a show with Kat and RB, the comedy duo back in 2006.
I grabbed Tim for a quick chat and produced cue’s and clips for the overnight journalist.
How do you give everyone whatever their social or ethnic background-a fair chance in education?
One solution could be affirmative action-where youngsters from poor or under privileged homes are given extra help to get on prestigous courses at well known universities.
Adrian Cline-Bailey has been looking at one particular course that seems to be offering just that…
Dubstep is a heavy drum and bass and UK Garage sound that’s come from Croydon in South London.
The Scenes been around for some time now championed by Radio 1’s two Annie’s. Annie Nightingale and Annie Mac. The first Dubstep awards were held back in January at the Herbal Night Club in London.
BBC Londons Adrian Cline-Bailey went to the awards night to find out about what was engaging the young people of dubstep.
Violence against women is ever present in our culture and domestic violence is relevant today as it has been in the past.The Home Affairs Committee has set up an inquiry into the services for available to women who experience spousal abuse.
BBC Londons Adrian Cline-Bailey went to find out what was happening for those on the front lines of domestic abuse
Cue-Adrian-Music Assignment
In today’s competitive market for commercial radio, music and chat are key to keeping listeners happy.
It seems that less and less stations are willing to be creative and bring in a variety of different musical styles.
Adrian Cline-Bailey went to Londons Smooth Radio to find out how they’ve tackled the issue’s of repetitive music.
**To be broadcast on Smooth Radio as a special late night broadcast
Cue: European Government
Kate and Gerry McCann in their search for their daughter Madeleine McCann have visited the European Parliament asking for MEP’s to vote for a scheme to help with child abduction.
They hope to set up a European version of the American Style Amber Alert System which may have helped in the search of their daughter.
BBC London’s Adrian Cline-Bailey went to find out more
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