After which his passion for house music protruded and pushed him to present a Saturday night show Mixed in Manchester, his show would showcase not only new up and coming DJ/producers but big established names in the industry too. Memorable shows had mixes from Chris Lake and promoters from Manchester critically acclaimed Warehouse Project. After meeting Tom the Warehouse Project scooped him up and had him playing on the same bill as Pete Tong, with three more invitations back to the club night.

Now every 1st & 3rd Saturday you can expect the same, with names getting involved from all over the world. If you love your house music then you will love this show. You can expect brand new tracks from guest DJ’s & Producers, plus a mix from them and a warm up mix from Tom and his new show resident DJ Tony Richards. 5-7PM UK & 8-10PM UAE

Contact Tom or listen to his mixes……..

www.Facebook.com/TomHarwoodDJ

www.Twitter.com/DJTomHarwood

www.Mixcloud.com/TomHarwoodDJ

Steph is one-half of Steph and Coll (N.B not the Coll half). Steph is 7 foot 2 and is Scandinavian-Glaswegian of origin. Her skin is mostly blue. Steph enjoys twigs, stealing builder’s gloves off walls, finding single flip-flops (flip?), playing Frisbee and eating gregarious clouds. Steph graduated from nursery-school with a 1st in sandpit and mixing paints. Steph’s Mum is Betty Boothroyd and her Dad is Cliff Richard. This makes her part-tigress and mostly drunk. Steph has appalling taste in men, women and vegetables, and her diet consists mainly of meat. One day she hopes to be a famous loaf of bread kept on the highest shelf in the land, next to a dusty book and a signed photograph of Gary Lineker. Until then, you can find her in a bucket of jellied eels pretending to be Kurt Cobain whilst whistling avant-garde sea-shell boogie-woogy.

COLL BYRNE:

Collette is essentially a traditionalist in matters of female decorum. If you bung her a fiver she will teach you how to sit without your ankles showing (this is very important). She likes twigs, bees and tea. On any given Wednesday she can be found in one of the many parks in Manchester, sat on a bench drinking egg nog from a child’s sippy cup and screaming at YOU. Whilst sat on her bench she knits hats for pigeons. Collette is a Towering Inferno. She hopes one day to graduate to a Disco Inferno, then in true radio DJ style she can mix the two to become ’100 stories high’, a Towering Disco Inferno. Collette was not born but instead fashioned from clay and volcanic ash in the Maldives by Loki, the god of mischief. She was then auctioned off at Sotherby’s where she was bought by the Pope and installed in the Vatican. Steph bought her from John Paul II in 2009. They became enemies immediately. Word up, peace out, pants down. x

Location: The Sheridan Suite, Oldham Road

Miss Manchester 2012 Grand Final will take place at The Sheridan Suite on Wednesday 25th April.

MM12, in aid of the Five Stars Appeal, brings you glitz and glamour at this stunning venue, The Sheridan Suite.

Mingle with the stars of soap & sport, say hi to celebrity judges, Robbie Savage, Efe Sodje, Louise Cliffe, Jay McKray.

Book your tickets today and enjoy the event of beautiful girls, fantastic entertainment and delicious food!

VIP Table of 10 – £1000

 
Table of 10 – £850

 
Theatre Seating Per Person- £45.00

 
VIP Tables include preferential seating near to the catwalk, only 10 available.

 
Theatre Seating will include a welcome drink and Indian Style Cuisine to nibble on

Call the Five Stars ofiice on 0161 798 8936 to book your tickets today!

Take a look at the line up of beautiful girls here - www.missmanchester.net

Check out The Sheridan Suite for address and parking

facilities - www.sheridan1838.co.uk

Manchester Radio Online’s May Day Extravaganza at The Printworks.
Sunday 6th & Monday 7th May 2012.

The event is to raise funds and awareness for The Five Stars Appeal Children’s Charity and entrance to each venue is free and in association with Manchester Technical Services and Ave It Promotions!

PUMP YARD – MAIN STAGE
6.00 – 6.40 The Arizonas
6.55 – 7.35 The Words
7.50 – 8.30 Translucid

RUNNING ORDER – MONDAY 7 MAY 2012

PUMP YARD – MAIN STAGE
12.30 – 1.00 Risin Tides

1.00-1.10pm Baktash Noori  (Dancer)

1.15 – 1.45 The Systematics
2.00 – 2.30 Kill For Company

2.30 – 2.40 TBC

2.45 – 3.15 Blackheart Afterglow
3.30 – 4.00 Loaded Message

4.00 – 4.10 SDZ Acadamy (Street Team)
4.15 – 4.45 One and a Zero
5.00 – 5.30 Dan The Thief
5.45 – 6.15 Missed You At The Show
6.30 – 7.00 Section 60
7.15 – 7.45 The Loaded Dice
8.00 – 8.30 The Joint

HENRY J. BEANS
2.00 – 2.30 Ryan Jarvis
2.45 – 3.15 Tobias Illingworth
3.30 – 4.00 Alex Trembath
4.15 – 4.45 Lost Nomad
5.00 – 5.30 Bad Cardigan
5.45 – 6.15 Raven and The Lyon
6.30 – 7.00 Scales
7.15 – 7.45 Brainysfiddle
8.00 – 8.30 Bright Shapes
8.45 – 9.15 Death To The Strange

LLOYDS NO.1

2.00 – 2.30 The Mirrortones
2.45 – 3.15 Stu Oggy (Titors Insignia)
3.30 – 4.00 Jos Murphy
4.15 – 4.45 Mark Duckworth
5.00 – 5.30 Lindsey Blackledge

WAXY O’CONNORS – ACOUSTIC STAGE
6.00 – 6.30 Dale Taylor
6.30 – 7.00 Stephen Armstrong
7.00 – 7.30 Ste Copland
7.30 – 8.00 Tom Metcalfe

CAFÉ ROUGE – ACOUSTIC STAGE
5.00 – 5.30 Jess Kemp
5.45 – 6.15 James Stone
6.30 – 7.00 John Mackie
7.15 – 7.45 Damien Maddison

More information on the event and about Five Stars Appeal can be found via the following links:

http://www.fivestarsappeal.co.uk/

http://www.manchesterradioonline.com/

https://www.facebook.com/events/373724689312345/

LOWLINE – Disko Killers

 
Dirty North – Take Me Away

 
I SEE ANGELS – After The Rain

 
The Minx – This Is England

 
The Reveres – The Death of Miss X

 
The Slow Readers Club – Feet On Fire

 
The Suns – Jessica

 
The Joint – Bob n Weave

 
Turrentine Jones – Slam The Door

 
The Rain Band – Prodigal

 
Janice Graham-Band – Murder

 
The Loaded Dice – Turbo

If there are any subjects you would like us to discuss then follow TheWaterShed@MRO on Twitter and tweet us your suggestions. Regardless of the conversation, as this is Manchester Radio Online you are of course guaranteed some of the best music around as we will not only be playing music from the 60′s upto the present, we will also from time to time feature live performances from the studio. In a Nutshell, the Watershed Show is ‘After Dark’ meets ‘The Word’ minus Oliver Reed and Danni Behr!!!

They will go through all of the weekend’s antics throughout Manchester and what’s coming up in the coming week. As well as talking about the celeb Goss, Sport, News and of course Sophie’s Weekly challenge!

Manchester Radio Online’s May Day Extravaganza at The Printworks.
Sunday 6th & Monday 7th May 2012.

Following on from Manchester Radio Online’s successful 10 week summer season of “Friday Night Live” at The Printworks, and our September 2011 New Sounds Music we have been asked to return to provide a special 2012 May Bank Holiday weekend festival.

The event is to raise funds and awareness for The Five Stars Appeal Children’s Charity and entrance to each venue is free.

There will be a wide range of entertainment to suit all tastes and ages, live bands and solo artists, along with comedy, retro disco afternoon, and street dancing. With in excess 40 live bands and solo artists performing throughout the weekend. The artists involved are from all parts of Manchester and the UK.

Manchester Radio Online’s ethic is to promote up and coming unsigned local, national and international talent via its station broadcasts and live events. Working in close association with Ave It!!! Promotions, Manchester Technical Services, Manchester Bands Union and The Temple of Floone, Manchester Radio Online runs weekly live music nights from the station HQ at The Ducie Bridge. The station has been involved in some of the major festival events across Manchester over the past four years. These include In The City, The Hungry Pigeon, Future Perfect and Forever Manchester Music Festival.

Sunday eases you gently into party mood from 6pm on the main stage with 3 live bands. Waxy O’Connors have their regular Irish music session, whilst we have a comedy night at Café Rouge.

Monday’s events will run from 12 noon through to 10pm located at venues around The Printworks, including Café Rouge, Lloyds No. 1 bar, Henry J. Beans, Norwegian Blue and Waxy O’Connors. The main stage is in The Pump Yard on the walkway through The Printworks.

More information on the event and about Five Stars Appeal can be found via the following links:

http://www.fivestarsappeal.co.uk/

http://www.manchesterradioonline.com/

E-Mail: info@ManchesterRadioOnline.com

Call: 0161 831 9725

Manchester Radio Online

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Place a high impact advert on Manchester Radio Online, This is the bright, image based advert that dominates the web page.We can either create the advert for you, or you can supply your own. This is ideal for existing and new businesses wanting to create awareness.Our listeners and visitors will find you quickly and easily via hyperlink directed straight to you.

Sponsorship of Shows Create an entire show based on your company

We can produce the show; you provide the content and the talent. We schedule your show and you promote it to your client base And on your websites. Each show will then become a podcast available for download on demand.

Advertise With Us!

Advertise your business, website, event, organisation or music release to the United Kingdom on Manchester Radio Online.

The Power of the PlatformIn 2011 with the credit crunch and budgets squeezed its time for a fresh new and genuine look at advertising on the world’s biggest platform

What is Manchester Radio Online?

ManchesterRadioOnline.com is an alternative radio station to the ‘burger’ stations*, and has a mission to provide genuine entertainment, online. We have professional broadcasters, we’re professionally managed, and we’re quite partisan about the fact that we’re Manchester owned, Manchester based and Manchester focused.

Why is online better than FM/AM?
Being internet based means that our material can be more challenging, more original and more experimental.

Traditional stations have streaming, but this is only their ’same old’ FM or AM output – but streamed.

We recognize online listeners are not seeking the same experience and we deliver accordingly (background noise, we most certainly ain’t)

From February 2009 Manchester Radio Online become partners with Forever Manchester (and will become their media broadcast arm) Forever Manchester will be working in tandem with the major companies in Manchester such as Vimto, Harvey Nicholls, Duerrs Jam and many other Companies who will be supporting the local communities of Manchester

* Our presenters are a mix of talents ranging from broadcast legends such as James Stannage award-winning comedians to emerging talent from our local Universities

* Broadcasting via the Internet Manchester Radio Online is available anywhere there is an Internet connection, Wi-Fi connection or via Blackberry & Nokia cell phones.

* Unlike traditional FM radio this makes Manchester Radio Online accessible not only in the UK but the entire world.

Internet Radio advertising is just like terrestrial radio advertising -

but more powerful.

* More precise targeting opportunities.

* More actionable – listeners are one click away from your website.

* Audio is not background noise. Listeners at their computers pay attention.

* Internet Radio ads cost less than terrestrial (AM/FM) radio ads.

Internet Radio is growing rapidly, and is already a significant part of many companies”marketing campaigns.

A recent Arbitron report noted

* Over 50% of Internet users consume streaming media.

* The proportion of people worldwide who have listened to radio stations online has nearly quadrupled in three years.

* Streaming media attracts a highly compelling advertising target.

* People are spending less time with TV and print due to their time spent with the Internet.

* New and fresh.

Our Audience

Internet Radio naturally targets a favourable demographic

* Manchester Radio Online is the perfect station to advertise your business, website, event, organisation or music release. Your target audience is already listening!

* Large percentage in their 20′’s and 30′’s with disposable incomes and comfortable spending online.* Each listener launches an average of 30 streams per month.

* Approximately 9 hours of listening per user per month (this average includes those who only tune in once and surf away).

* Loyalty and frequency of use gives you the opportunity to make a significant and lasting impression on listeners.

The perfect channel to reach the at-work and at home audience

* Manchester Radio Online listenership can hit your target audience work hours, when terrestrial radio listening is reduced. Such as during Normal office hours

* Professionals can listen to Manchester Radio Online while working in their office

* Manchester Radio Online’s peak listening hours can hit your target audience at quiet and relaxing times while people are buying online or chatting to friends via social network sites (facebook, myspace, you-tube ect)

Payments must be received before any broadcast is made on all advertising and sponsorship

Ready to kick off your ad campaign?

Advertising & Media Consultant Manager

to discuss your requirements.

P: 0161 831 9725

E: info@manchesterradioonline.com

Who Listens to Manchester Radio Online?

Manchester Radio Online currently receives over 350,000 hits each month (as at July 2010), and this figure is increasing by an average of 25% each month.

Manchester Radio Online listeners are 16-65 year old 80% of listeners live and work in Greater Manchester, and looking for local business and services to meet their needs. An affluent, professional audience, MRO web site users are internet savvy and keen to access relevant local information and services from trusted sources.

User Demographic Summary

49% of users are aged between 16 and 24 years.

31% of users are aged between 24 and 35 years.

20% of users are aged over 35 years.

45 % of users are male.

55 % of users are female.

76% of users work full time.

27% are new to Manchester.

Our web site users place their trust in us to connect them with new business with over 60% of our users logging onto the Manchester Radio Online site on a daily or weekly basis. Become part of our trusted network, reach your new customers economically and target them precisely

International Sounds is a monthly installment of music hand picked by Reet(Little Red ) that flows through genre’s ,styles , cultures ,and continents .Since attending her first gig at 13yrs of age , Reet has actively been involved with musical movements and British sub cultures , through out the 80’s,90’s +00’s .As a result Reet’s ears have been open to many dj’s , bands ,and sound systems which have influenced her and in turn created a huge eclectic personal record collection .In 2007,dis-ilusioned with what going on in Manchester, Reet launched her own live music club night which was a massive success with underground music lovers of all ages and backgrounds. The events tag line was “…Playing anything that’s a tune!” and with that ethos in mind International Sounds continues in the same tradition. Atypical playlist would include northern soul ,ska ,punk ,indie ,blues and reggae to name but a few.With no two play lists ever the same Reet stamps her personality on this time slot and openly invites interaction with listeners , swapping musical knowledge ,rare gems and stories of past gigs via email.Every month listeners can expect to hear her monthly chat and playlists delivered with humour in her typically north mancunian accent .

ManchesterRadioOnline.Com

ManchesterRadioOnline.com is an alternative radio station to the ‘burger’ stations*, and has a mission to provide genuine entertainment, online. We have professional broadcasters, we’re professionally managed, and we’re quite partisan about the fact that we’re Manchester owned, Manchester based and Manchester focused.

Why is online better than FM/AM?

Being internet based means that our material can be more challenging, more original and more experimental. Traditional stations have streaming, but this is only their ’same old’ FM or AM output – but streamed. We recognise online listeners are not seeking the same experience and we deliver accordingly (background noise, we most certainly ain’t)

What about advertising?

ManchesterRadioOnline.com is about authenticity, quality, integrity, excitement, originality and the grass roots of Manchester. If you have a product or service that you want associated with these qualities, contact us. (We can also help you with promotional and related administrative work).

More details:

The Internet is the world’s fastest growing marketplace, where an estimated 1 billion online users can be reached in a millisecond. At home, internet surfers spend an average of three hours online each evening/night, and many like to listen to music or talk whilst surfing, hence the popularity of Online Digital Radio. The Daily Mail recently reported that the Internet has now overtaken television for the first time ever as the UK’s favourite pastime and advertisers are leaving TV and FM radio in their droves to tap into this red-hot interactive marketplace.

Internet audiences are far easier to monitor than radio listeners and therefore the demographic can be exactly matched to potential sponsors and advertisers. Online radio is also far more interactive – listeners can immediately visit the advertiser’s website with credit card at the ready, something that old-style radio cannot compete with.

With presenters such as the controversial James Stannage & Many More.

Manchester Radio Online is set to become the number one online station in the North West of England. James’ listening figures during his time at Key 103 were huge and his popularity has never waned (we have been inundated with emails since the news that James is back leaked out).

Burger Station: The opposite of ManchesterRadioOnline.com – burger stations are superficially ‘local’ but are owned by national or international corporations. They do for radio what the burger chains do for high streets, i.e. create a national ‘averageness’ void of local character. Whichever city you’re in, the burger stations have the same playlists, the same logo, same style websites, even the same content

He first worked for Piccadilly Radio in the mid-seventies, presenting his own late-night phone-in show. Occasional guests on the show wereMike Harding and Jasper Carrott. He was renowned for his abrasive and aggressive style even then, so much so that the Bishop of Salford publicly condemned him as a bad influence.

After leaving Piccadilly Radio, he went on to work for other local radio stations such as TFM Radio during the eighties before returning to Piccadilly 1152 in 1989. In the early days of his second stint at Piccadilly, his style was mellower than it had been before, but as time wore on became increasingly aggressive again and insulting comments to callers were stoked up as well.

He also launched what is believed to be the BBC’s, (and possibly the UK’s) first competitive ‘Demo Chart’, providing the general public with the opportunity to decide the chart positions of the featured bands and artists each week, generating literally thousands of weekly phone votes and generating a lot of interest in the unsigned music scene.

Terry then formed The Heroes – the world’s first pop group featuring people with learning disabilities and their friends – The Heroes released 4 albums over a decade and undertook performances at events attracting more than a million people. The group’s first public performance was at the M.E.N Arena and their last high profile gig was in Trafalgar Square in 2008.

Much of Terry’s work these days is geared towards supporting the Learning Disabled community through club night and performing arts based initiatives for which he was awarded an MBE by the queen in 2004. However, he still likes to jump onto the decks at MRO for his regular slot of fun and quirky banter with his partner in crime ‘Our Greg’ who has also shared in many of Terry’s adventures.

Broadcasting from the white sand beaches of the Gulf of Mexico on Florida’s west coast, Across The Pond offers up musical diversity each and every week. From punk to blues, reggae to metal, and everything in between, you just never know what musical mood Chris will be in for each show! ]]> http://www.manchesterradioonline.com/?feed=rss2&p=652 0 http://www.manchesterradioonline.com/?p=645 http://www.manchesterradioonline.com/?p=645#comments Tue, 07 Jun 2011 21:43:32 +0000 Matty http://www.manchesterradioonline.com/demo070411/?p=645 Continue reading →]]> Born in Manchester, Tony Michaelides never had a proper job in his life. After working with too many people you might have heard of for too long he moved to the Gulf Coast of Florida to work with people he’d never heard of. Seduced back to radio after a hiatus (long timeaway, stupid) of almost fifteen years he now enjoys a Ronaldo like lifestyle without the money or the girls. Beautiful weather though. Having embraced the inner sanctum of the music industry Tony now devotes his ‘time’ to writing and talking about what he did. He didn’t kill the music industry but he knows where the bodies are buried. He wrote a book, ‘Insights from the Engine Room, Lessons learned from Rock n Roll to remind him that he never kept a diary.

Although shy and retiring he is now a public speaker, mentor, blogger, radio presenter and TV show host. Currently writing more books and preparing a killer presentation in between searching for an allotment with an abundant array of palm trees he is now Chief Evangellist for . Magic Leap and exciting new project with a company delivering cool social cinematic experiences to millions of people worldwide. As with life his radio show flys by the skin of his teeth…Tuesday at eleven pm (UK) 6pm EST 9pm PCT in the US and repeated the following Monday. What music? just great tunes from here, there, then and now.

www.tonymichaelides.com/epk

Paul Ripley has always had one great passion, rock and roll and it’s that same passion that drove him to do everything else he tried his hand at with the same unrelenting determination.Born in Manchester he spent the first 10 years of his life in three separate continents. That was an educational and cultural experience before most of us were out of short pants! By the time he was 18 he was working in a guitar store tuning up guitars for Sting and Patti Smith before moving to rehearsal rooms and doing live sound for bands such as Manc Punks Slaughter and the Dogs to rock legends Thin Lizzy. At 20 and on the verge of signing to an American Record label he turned up at their offices to find they’d disappeared! By 21 he’d seen a little more of the music industry than originally planned.His show Is an eclectic mixture of music and chat and supporting new and emerging talent, without forgetting the past musical greats! Live sessions and thought provoking interviews, a must not miss show for melodiously inclined.

The only thing we enjoy more is giving you the chance to WIN a FREE night out to 42s every tuesday for you and 4 mates ++++ 4 FREE DRINKS EACH!
Hows about that then????
…
Invite your friends and join in the fun
All you need to do to enter is email us: studio@Manchester…RadioOnline.com with your name and let nature
take its course
We will be bringing you 2, yes 2 hours of music and Hilarious banter in Dan and Mike Do Students. Get involved with your take on the weeks news by posting on the wall or emailing us live in the studio.

The only thing we enjoy more is giving you the chance to WIN a FREE night out to 42s every tuesday for you and 4 mates ++++ 4 FREE DRINKS EACH!
Hows about that then????
…
Invite your friends and join in the fun
All you need to do to enter is email us: studio@Manchester…RadioOnline.com with your name and let nature
take its course
We will be bringing you 2, yes 2 hours of music and Hilarious banter in Dan and Mike Do Students. Get involved with your take on the weeks news by posting on the wall or emailing us live in the studio.

Then Matty Shaw suggested I relate how I became involved with ManchesterRadioOnline. So here goes:

Rewind a few years to when I was a budding thirteen year old aspiring astrologer. Having sent a reading to my hero, James Stannage, he passed my details onto the producer of a kids show on (now defunct) Piccadilly Radio in Manchester. This led to my being invited to co-present the magazine programme made BY kids, FOR kids.

Thirty-three years later, when I had grown up (just a little), I bumped into James again, in a pub run by entrepreneur, David Foran. Ironically, both were to be involved in a new venture – Manchester Radio Online – and invited me to join in as producer on James’s new show.

Were they KIDDING? Work with the nations original and best shock-jock? I jumped at the chance.

Nearly four years later I STILL love the camaraderie at MRO – and it’s great to be old enough to have James as a drinking buddy and best mate.

Join me every Tuesday and Saturday from 9pm, for the interactive current affairs show with features and great music thrown in.

Have YOUR say … ‘cos I’ll definitely be having MINE!

I started broadcasting on community radio a few years back after being an avid fan of the wireless and music since youth. I then joined Manchester Radio Online in April 2011 and it’s been honour so far to be part of such a great radio station. I keep up to date with all the new releases and try to avoid the mainstream to provide great new music, that can get overlooked, with a platform to be heard. Along with the new stuff, expect to hear classics from all sorts of genres including Northern Soul, Motown and some alternative gems from across the decades.

Since I’ve been on air I’ve interviewed the likes of Peter Hook, Yeasayer, The Young Knives, Cherry Ghost, The Sunshine Underground, The Big Pink, Frightened Rabbit, Pete and the Pirates, The Phantom Band, Clint Boon, The Airborne Toxic Event, White Rabbits, Crystal Fighters, The Chapman Family, Eagles of Death Metal, Lowline, The Longcut, Glass, Beat the Radar… I’ve also DJ’d in clubs, bars and club nights around Manchester.

I’ve been part of the amazing MRO family since August 2010, when I stumbled across a lovely bloke who goes by the name of Sam Jones! He just happened to be looking for a slightly mental chatterbox of a co-presenter with an obsession for shoes, Starbucks and
sushi!

Although I’m an R&B girl at heart, I am gradually being educated on the indie scene thanks some of the amazing undiscovered/unsigned talent we regularly have on the show. I have an absolute ball presenting on the station, it’s a real privilege and the ideal job for someone who could happily sit in a room with a rock and have a conversation with it.

When I’m not doing the show I can been found driving through Manchester blasting out hip/hop and rapping along badly, in the corner of a Starbucks or whizzing around an ice rink like the old days (but lets not talk about my ice dancing past, it’s a secret!)

So join us every Saturday live 5-7 where anything could happen! It’s music to your little Mancunian ears!

Get involved; follow me on twitter @sophiewrightxx or facebook search Sophie Wright.

Between 1998 and 2008, The HEROES undertook performances at events attracting more than 1million people to Arenas, Stadiums, Theatres, Parks and International Festivals. Alongside building an enviable music portfolio including four successful albums, they were also widely regarded as early pioneers of inclusive theatre, producing stage shows specifically catering for, and attracting people with a wide range of differing abilities and combined needs.

From Manchester’s M.E.N Arena to London’s Trafalgar Square, The HEROES remain the inspiration behind The Heroes Project’s development and ongoing delivery of a range of popular initiatives that attract growing numbers of people.

In 2008 after 10 totally successful years The Heroes pop group decided to finish on a high, and so we got invited to Manchester Radio Online as guests on The Phil Wood Show, and so the The Heroes Online Radio Show was born and we were back on the radio.

The UK’s first truly ‘inclusive’ online radio programme provides the perfect opportunity for you to get involved in live radio broadcasting as a guest co-presenter. The Heroes Online Radio Show is especially for those wanting to take a first step into the wonderful world of radio broadcasting.

The show always tries to have fresh music of today and the classic hits of yesterday.

Thanks for reading The heroes Blog hope you find it interesting, and see you every Saturday from 10am sharp live only on Manchester Radio Online for The Heroes Online Radio Show.

To enter you must email us at omg_fashion@yahoo.co.uk with your age, size and why you would love to win and make sure you attach a photograph.
Competition closes Monday 18th of June & The winner will be announced On the show Friday 22nd June.

Terms & conditions -
The winner plus a friend will have to be a size 6, 8 or 10 (to fit into samples)
Be able to get to Manchester
And be available on any Saturday between 23rd June – 14th July
Be over 18 years old
www.omgfashion.co.uk
http://elbowroomphotography.co.uk/

Playing all the big songs across Manchester from 5pm
All the Latest weather for the up coming weekend, & the 9 minutes Of 90′s
3 Big Weekend anthems to end the show.

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See you on Sunday live from 10am sharp!
Dan X

The regular Weekly features are as follows;
THINGS TO COME:
TV/ Movie/Entertainment News from the last 7 Days
IT’S ONLY A MOVIE:
Film Review and General look at the Movie Scene
TRAILER PARK:
We discuss any Movie trailer of interest doing the rounds

THE BONE OF CONTENTION:
Hosts plus a Guest argue/debate a contentious issue for Movie/TV Buffs – listeners are invited to email in and join in the argument

VIDEODROME:
DVD/Blu Ray Reviews and News
COMIC WORLD
Comicbook Reviews and News
RECORD WORLD
Movie Soundtrack Reviews and News
PIXEL JUICE
Video Game Reviews and News
TV ZONE:
TV Reviews and General look at the TV Scene in the UK and the USA