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Local politician and festival director Peter Chegwyn talks about his early friendship with Billy Idol, first attempts at running major events, meeting Van Morrison and the biblical storms that threatened the future of Wickham Festival.
53 minutes
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Steve Knightley Mark Radcliffe
My Musical Journey. Steve speaks to Mark Radcliffe.
1 hours 32 minutes Available until 31 Aug 2024
Recorded live in front of an enthusiastic audience in Ibiza Steve interviews Mark Radclife about the key musical stepping stones in his long distinguished career.
'My Musical Journey' Steve talks to Tony Hall
1 hours Available until 31 Mar 2024
Tony Hall is a British television executive who began his career at the BBC in 1973 as a trainee. He rose through the ranks, becoming head of BBC News in 1996 and then director of BBC News and Current Affairs in 2001. He left the BBC in 2013 to become chief executive of the Royal Opera House, before returning to the BBC in 2013 as director general.
Steve Knightley Ernie Broadhurst
Steve in conversation with Ernie Broadhurst.
47 minutes Available until 01 Jan 2030
Ernie Broadhurst is a successful former Industrial engineer and inventor. During the Covid epidemic with his partner Mary, Ernie created a thriving venue in a former barn at his home in Swannington near Leicester.
Steve Knightley Matthew Bannister
Steve Knightley in conversation with Matthew Bannister
51 minutes Available until 30 Apr 2024
Creator of the award winning 'Folk on Foot' podcasts, Matthew Bannister and his team raised over £300,000 for musiciands during the Covid epidemic. Originally from Sheffield Matthew Bannister had a stellar carreer in British broadcasting before lauching FoF in 2018.
Johnny Kalsi is one of the most charismatic and distinctive figures on the Folk/Roots and World music scene. Either with his band The Dhol Foundation or with the renowned AfroCelt Sound System he has delighted audiences from Glastonbury to Australia with his spellbinding fusion of India, African and Celtic rhythms and virtuoso instrumentation.
Steve Knightley Tim Walker
Steve Knightley In conversation with Tim Walker
42 minutes Available until 31 Mar 2024
Lincolnshire based Tim Walker presents one of BBC local radio’s best known folk programmes. He is also founder member of Folk Festival Stalwarts ‘Banter’. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p09czfyb
Father of the Lakeman dynasty Geoff Lakeman is an iconic figure on the West Country folk scene. Now a full-time musician in his own write Geoff spent much of his adult life as one of the region's leading journalists covering stories as diverse as the Jeremy Thorpe scandal and the Penlee lifeboat tragedy.
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