Malmesbury Community Radio
Thanks to everyone who got involved in June radio!!
All DJ sets will be available on our website soon.
All DJ sets will be available on our website soon.
Friday 27th June
6pm Martin Ellis is back again with a super acoustic set.
7pm Gill Simmonds from Brave Bold Drama talks to us about an exciting soundwalks
project featuring Hannah Twynnoy.
7:30pm John O’Brien, Dave Witt & Dan McAleavy present Three Men in a Gravy Boat. An amusing meander through the world of food.
8:15pm Monks Mix Tunes, chat and spoken word. Jacqueline Tong with episode one of Fifty-Five Fragments - A Collection of Poems by her mother, Joan Tong.
Sara Gray brings us some great readings.
9pm DJ Corrie Darker brings us her Choral Collection Volume 1.
Saturday 28th June
6pm Monks Mix Tunes, chat and spoken word. We catch up with our Elf in the Woods Lorna from the Forest of Dean with a new nature report.
Jacqueline Tong reads from local 19th century nature writer Richard Jefferies The Hills and The Vale, and more wonderful poetry from Sara Gray.
7pm DJ Catherine Burke brings us a fantastic folk set, a great repeat from 2020.
8pm Jacqueline Tong with episode two of Fifty-Five Fragments - A Collection of Poems by her mother Joan Tong. John O’Brien & Dave Witt Pathway To Paid Employment - Episode 2 - Helen Chapman, owner of the Fabric Shack on Malmesbury High Street.
9pm DJ Mikee in the Funk and Disco Mix with Summer Vibes!
Sunday 29th June
6pm DJ Andy Somers with a fantastic new set.
7pm Monks Mix brings you tunes and spoken word with brilliant poetry from Sara Gray and Jacqueline Tong. John O’Brien & Dave Witt Pathway To Paid Employment - Episode 6 - 'Stencil Shed Syd'.
8pm DJ Tony Mills is back with Anthems for a Summer’s Evening.
9pm DJ Ben Howell brings us another super Indie Disco.
All shows will be repeated starting at 10am the following day
Shows will be available on our Listen Again page a few days after broadcast
This schedule is subject to change.
6pm Martin Ellis is back again with a super acoustic set.
7pm Gill Simmonds from Brave Bold Drama talks to us about an exciting soundwalks
project featuring Hannah Twynnoy.
7:30pm John O’Brien, Dave Witt & Dan McAleavy present Three Men in a Gravy Boat. An amusing meander through the world of food.
8:15pm Monks Mix Tunes, chat and spoken word. Jacqueline Tong with episode one of Fifty-Five Fragments - A Collection of Poems by her mother, Joan Tong.
Sara Gray brings us some great readings.
9pm DJ Corrie Darker brings us her Choral Collection Volume 1.
Saturday 28th June
6pm Monks Mix Tunes, chat and spoken word. We catch up with our Elf in the Woods Lorna from the Forest of Dean with a new nature report.
Jacqueline Tong reads from local 19th century nature writer Richard Jefferies The Hills and The Vale, and more wonderful poetry from Sara Gray.
7pm DJ Catherine Burke brings us a fantastic folk set, a great repeat from 2020.
8pm Jacqueline Tong with episode two of Fifty-Five Fragments - A Collection of Poems by her mother Joan Tong. John O’Brien & Dave Witt Pathway To Paid Employment - Episode 2 - Helen Chapman, owner of the Fabric Shack on Malmesbury High Street.
9pm DJ Mikee in the Funk and Disco Mix with Summer Vibes!
Sunday 29th June
6pm DJ Andy Somers with a fantastic new set.
7pm Monks Mix brings you tunes and spoken word with brilliant poetry from Sara Gray and Jacqueline Tong. John O’Brien & Dave Witt Pathway To Paid Employment - Episode 6 - 'Stencil Shed Syd'.
8pm DJ Tony Mills is back with Anthems for a Summer’s Evening.
9pm DJ Ben Howell brings us another super Indie Disco.
All shows will be repeated starting at 10am the following day
Shows will be available on our Listen Again page a few days after broadcast
This schedule is subject to change.
Fifty-Five Fragments - A Collection of Poems by Joan Tong, first published in 1989. Read by her daughter, Jacqueline Tong.
"These very assorted poems span a period of more than thirty years. There are long time gaps between many of them, because it has been at some of the most meaningful periods of my life that I have felt a need to express feelings with words in this way. They are very simple and fundamental, and do not aspire to be anything else." – Joan Tong, 1989
"These very assorted poems span a period of more than thirty years. There are long time gaps between many of them, because it has been at some of the most meaningful periods of my life that I have felt a need to express feelings with words in this way. They are very simple and fundamental, and do not aspire to be anything else." – Joan Tong, 1989
Check out the shows from Carnival 2024 below!
Get in touch by email at [email protected]
or on Facebook: @malmesburycommunityradio
or on Facebook: @malmesburycommunityradio
This is an inclusive community project, bringing people from Malmesbury and the surrounding area together with a shared purpose to develop both skills and self-esteem. Programmes include coverage and promotion of local events, guest DJs with their unique selection of music, interviews, spoken word readings and local history, and much more!
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Many thanks to the Warden and Freemen of Malmesbury and The Jack Lane Charitable Trust for their kind donations.
