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BBC Radio Jersey

Matthew Price

Matthew Price: 27/01/2014

27/01/2014

BBC Radio Jersey - Matthew Price, 27/01/2014

The news, travel and weather you need in Jersey today.

Tony Gillham on BBC Radio Jersey

Tony Gillham on BBC Radio Jersey: 27/01/2014

BBC Radio Jersey - Tony Gillham on BBC Radio Jersey, 27/01/2014

Charlie McArdle sits in to bring you people and places around the island.

Sara Palmer

Sara Palmer: 27/01/2014

BBC Radio Jersey - Sara Palmer, 27/01/2014

Join Sara for topical talk and the lunchtime news and sport in Jersey at One.

Kevin Pamplin

Kevin Pamplin: 27/01/2014

BBC Radio Jersey - Kevin Pamplin, 27/01/2014

Kevin Pamplin brings you all you need to know at the end of the day.

Mark Forrest

Great music and conversation as Mark Forrest brings together the best of BBC Local Radio.

Great music and conversation as Mark Forrest brings together the best of BBC Local Radio.

Mark's evening programme launched in England and the Channel Islands on 7 January 2013. 

The show goes out across all 39 stations, on weekdays between 7pm and 10pm - the only exceptions are for major breaking news stories and sports commentary.

Mark Forrest: How has your gender defined your job?

How has your gender defined your job?

BBC Local Radio - Mark Forrest, How has your gender defined your job?

Mark discusses female brewers, male make-up artists and female mechanics.

Mark discusses female brewers, male make-up artists and female mechanics.

Apparently Britain produces 750,000 edible snails each year. Mark asks about unusual food you eat.

Mark kicks off the show with a female brewster from Shropshire, who is beating the boys at their own game. He speaks to a male make-up artist used by Bollywood royalty, and a mum who runs a car garage for the women of Norfolk. He asks for your stories of being a woman in a man's world, and a man in a woman's world.

Apparently, Britain now produces 750,000 edible snails a year, compared to just 30,000 back in 2000. Mark asks about the most adventurous food you've ever eaten.

Mark chats to the record-breaking 'two boys in a boat', Jamie Sparks and Luke Birch, who have become the youngest team ever to row the Atlantic.

To mark Holocaust Memorial Day, Mark hears the striking account from a Jewish survivor of the atrocities of World War Two. He also hears from a group of Teesside University students who have travelled to Auschwitz.

When seven-year-old Ella's parents announced they were selling their Shropshire home, she was determined to help. She and her six-year-old brother Tomaas started a poster campaign. Mark finds out how they got on.

BBC Local Radio

The Late Show

A late night mix of music, conversation and features.

The Late Show: 27/01/2014

BBC Local Radio - The Late Show, 27/01/2014

Jim Colvin sits in with music, guests and features. Call on 08459 222269.

Jim Colvin sits in with music, guests and features. Call on 08459 222269. Calls cost up to 4p/min from a landline (min connection fee of 8p may apply). Calls from mobiles may cost considerably more.

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Matthew Price

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Tony Gillham on BBC Radio Jersey

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Sara Palmer

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Kevin Pamplin

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Mark Forrest

How has your gender defined your job?

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The Late Show

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