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Breakfast with Richard Corrie

Breakfast with Richard Corrie: 10/04/2009

10/04/2009

BBC Radio Cumbria - Breakfast with Richard Corrie, 10/04/2009

Liz Rhodes

Local life, local people and great entertainment with Liz Rhodes on BBC Cambridgeshire.

Liz Rhodes: 10/04/2009

BBC Radio Cambridgeshire - Liz Rhodes, 10/04/2009

The show that makes a difference to your everyday life in Cumbria.

BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

Kevin Fernihough

Join Kevin Fernihough on BBC Radio Cumbria.

Kevin Fernihough: 10/04/2009

BBC Radio Cumbria - Kevin Fernihough, 10/04/2009

The characters and places at the heart of Cumbria.

Bank Holiday Sport

With Paul Newton. Coverage of Huddersfield v Carlisle and Leigh v Barrow.

Bank Holiday Sport: 10/04/2009

BBC Radio Cumbria - Bank Holiday Sport, 10/04/2009

With Paul Newton. Coverage of Carlisle v Oldham.

Losing Our Religion?

Graham Moss asks, "Do the pressures of modern life leave us little room for God?"

Losing Our Religion?: 10/04/2009

BBC Radio Cumbria - Losing Our Religion?, 10/04/2009

John Mann

Get your weekend started in fine style with some great songs.

John Mann: 10/04/2009

BBC Radio Cumbria - John Mann, 10/04/2009

Paul Braithwaite

Paul Braithwaite has been part of BBC Radio Cumbria since before the station went on air. 

Over the years he has presented just about every type of programme at every time of the day - or night! 

Radio has always been his first love and his passion to be a "Disc Jockey" took hold in 1964 when he heard Radio Caroline North (the pirate radio ship anchored in Ramsey Bay off the Isle of Man) and decided that spinning great music on the radio was what he wanted to do the most. 

Paul's 40th birthday party was broadcast live from Kendal in the form of a country music show, which shows his passion for the "country style". 

He describes one of his favourite broadcasting moments as having to describe the arrival of the two strip-a-grams to the event. "I couldn't see much, as my glasses were all steamed up." 

What would the reader be surprised to find out about you?

"Several things I suppose." 

I nearly became a vicar! 
I'm incredibly good looking. 
I collect anything to do with cycling. 
I once did my programme minus my trousers after falling in a river. 
When you're not broadcasting how do you relax?

Away from the microphone you will find Paul either riding one of his bicycles or reading about cycling. 

The highlight of his year is "Le Tour de France" which he follows via the Internet, TV or by the roadside in France itself. 

He also practices the bass guitar and harmonica and writes songs with his wife Glenys.

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Breakfast with Richard Corrie

10/04/2009

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Liz Rhodes

10/04/2009

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Kevin Fernihough

10/04/2009

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Bank Holiday Sport

10/04/2009

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Losing Our Religion?

10/04/2009

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John Mann

10/04/2009

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Paul Braithwaite

10/04/2009

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As BBC Radio 5 live

11/04/2009

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