Episodios

  • Me, Vera Lynn and the Queen's toilet: BGT finalist Jean Martyn recalls a decade in the limelight
    Jul 7 2021
    Jean Martyn's life changed just before her 60th birthday when an appearance on Britain's Got Talent launched her journey from humble music teacher to global superstar with fame at her fingertips.   Now 70, she looks back on a decade of stardom that began when she wowed the BGT judges and captured the hearts of the nation with her joyous and enthusiastic performances.   She has gone on to perform across the world, rubbing shoulders with the stars and royalty, once accompanying the late, great Dame Vera Lynn and once even using the Queen's toilet.   The past 10 years have been a roller coaster ride for Jean and she's showing no signs of getting off any time soon!
      For more information about Jean, visit jeanmartyn.com or follow her on Facebook facebook.com/JeanMartynMusicOfficial/   Website - nurturemedia.co.uk Email - sally-anne@nurturemedia.co.uk Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/nurturedmedia
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  • Suzy Evans: From Ambush To Allies - How I Learned To Embrace The Media
    Jun 7 2021
    When Suzy Evans and her son Owen found themselves in the full glare of a worldwide media spotlight after three of their loved ones were killed in a terrorist attack in Tunisia, inevitably they were unprepared for such intense, agonising attention.   Six years on, they now say they've learned how the media can be a force for good.    That's because of their mission since - raising awareness of Smile For Joel, the charity they launched in memory of Joel, Patrick and Adrian to help other families torn apart by murder and violence.   Here Suzy talks about that steep and emotional learning curve - and how she wished she had handled some things differently.     To find out more about Smile For Joel visit https://smileforjoel.com/ or go to https://www.facebook.com/smileforjoel   To listen to more podcasts, go to nurturemedia.co.uk  
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  • How My Lockdown Venture Changed My Life
    May 7 2021
    Victoria Hanson, a working mum-of-four, set up Hampers for Heroes during the first lockdown when her work diary emptied.   She wanted to show her appreciation to the key workers who were doing so much to keep us safe and began delivering wellbeing hampers to say thanks.   Here she talks about how Hampers for Heroes has grown to become a community interest company with an army of volunteers, reaching tens of thousands of key workers.   She also tells how she has had to adapt to becoming the public face of the organisation, raising awareness through local, national and international media.   Even though lockdown is coming to an end, the organisation is still going strong and there are plenty more adventures to come . . .   listen to find out more.
        To find out more about Hampers for Heroes, visit hampersforheroes.net or visit the Facebook page www.facebook.com/hampersforheroes/
      Sally-Anne Youll can be contacted via email at sally-anne@nurturemedia.co.uk
      Find out more about Nurture Media at nurturemedia.co.uk
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  • Radio Isn't A Job - It's A Way Of Life
    Apr 7 2021
    In this episode of The Media & Me, radio presenter and event host Dicky Dodd talks about his journey to becoming a household name in the Black Country.   He talks about the high points, such as meeting Lionel Richie and appearing in panto - where he was unusually struck dumb by an attack of nerves - and the lows, like being made redundant in 2020.   Find out how he bounced back with a new home on the airwaves and why you might see him at the wheel of a West Midlands bus.
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      Sally-Anne Youll can be contacted on email at sally-anne@nurtruemedia.co.uk
      Find out more about Nurture Media at nurturemedia.co.uk
      Dicky Dodd is on Twitter @DickyDodd
      His website is https://dickydodd.co.uk/
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    53 m
  • Exes & Eyebrow Trolls - How My Lockdown Experiment Put Me In The Spotlight
    Mar 7 2021

    Rebecca Lockwood, a student and journalist, decided to use her free time during the first lockdown to contact all her exes and ask them 'what went wrong?'.

    Her story attracted interest from the national media and she was even offered a slot on This Morning - only to be usurped by Prince Charles. Here she reveals how she felt about being on the other side of the news.

     

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    We are bombarded with news every day - in print, online and on TV and radio - but what's it really like to find yourself as the subject of a major story? And what's it like to be responsible for getting those stories out to the public? We talk to people on both sides of the headlines find out.

     

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    Website - nurturemedia.co.uk

    Email - sally-anne@nurturemedia.co.uk

    Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/nurturedmedia

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    24 m
  • How I Covered The Pandemic In The Face Of A Government Boycott
    Feb 7 2021

    In this first episode, Sally-Anne speaks to Good Morning Britain's senior political producer Anne Alexander.

     

    She reveals how she overcame the challenge of covering the Covid-19 crisis when government ministers boycotted her programme, and recalls the highlights of her career in journalism so far, including the day she flew with Theresa May to meet Donald Trump.

     

    Anne Alexander can be found here:

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    We are bombarded with news every day - in print, online and on TV and radio - but what's it really like to find yourself as the subject of a major story? And what's it like to be responsible for getting those stories out to the public? We talk to people on both sides of the headlines find out.

     

    Find out more about Nurture Media here:

     

    Website - nurturemedia.co.uk

    Email - sally-anne@nurturemedia.co.uk

    Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/nurturedmedia

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    35 m