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Guests for September7th Howie Caseay - former saxaphone player with Paul McCartney's Wings. He has his own local group and both he and his wife still have many Beatles' connections. 14th - Geneen will be away so Em 'n' Em will be looking after the programme. Guests for August31st The RN Black Cats - Lt Becky Frater Prior to her appearance at the Bournemouth Air Festival 2010 will be talking to us about her life in The Royal Navy's acclaimed helicopter display team. The team’s title “The Black Cats” comes from a combination of the Lynx wildcat featured on the 702 Squadron badge and the naval slang of ‘black catting’, which is a form of one-upmanship by having done something or owning something better than anyone else. Their acclaimed aerobatic display features high-speed crosses, close formation work and opposing manoeuvres. 24th The Tigers, Princess Of Wales Royal Regiment Parachute Display Team These guys impressed me so much when I met them at Bournemouth Air Show. I love the quotes from two of them: Sergeant Dave Clarke - "One life, live it" and Lance Corporal Chris Smith - "Tomorrow is another day". They are the only parachute team to perform in Kosovo 17th The Red Arrows A great joy to have one of the pilots on again. We are looking forward to hearing about their year and their appearance at The Bournemouth Air Show. The Blades (all former Red Arrow Pilots) Usually only 4 pilotos fly but there is a team of 8. They hold two OBEs, a Distinguished Flying Cross and a mention in dispatches and were founded in 2005. They have their own academy where they can train pilots and their own club for people who are interested in what they are up to. 10th The Red Devils The British Army's official Parachute Team. These elite display personnel go to over 100 events every year and raise large amounts of money for charity with Tandem Sky Diving Opportunities. We spoke with Dave who is the Display Co-ordinator and come from Bournemouth, he has served in Iraq, Afghanistan and Northern Ireland Guests for July were: 20th Frank Allen - The Searchers It's great to have Frank back again He is so interesting to talk with Since we spoke last he has been to Australia recently returned from Finland and Germany and is looking forward to doing shows in the Philippines Denmark and Belgium and The Searchers have also gained a new member Scott Ottoway as Eddie left to spend more time with his fiancee Jane McDonald 13th Nardia Foster MA PGCE BSc educational consultant teacher and assessor recently appointed as National Chair Person of Voice a teaching union.Nardia tells us why she took on the post,what she hopes to achieve She is also an author Jeremy Keeling Animal Director and Co Founder of Monkey World here in Dorset, who tell us about his life with animals particularly Primates and his new book Jeremy and Amy The story of how he adopted and bought up a baby Orang Utang called Amy that has been part of his life ever since Congratulations to Vicki who has recently been awarded an MBE for her charity work and will be telling us about the effect she had on one particular person and how it has changed his life for ever. 6th Vicki Michelle - Star of comedy 'Allo Allo' and patron of many charities including Black Fish Academy and the Havens House Childrens Hospice as well as being a member of the Lady Taverners. Vicki also has numerous TV, theatrical and pantomime appearances to her name including Emmerdale. It will be great to have her back Jack Kidd - professional international polo player. He has played snow and beach polo and taken part in events like Polo in the Park. He will be telling us about some of his recent experiences and why he is looking forward to coming to the area. It can be a very dangerous and exciting sport Your presenter - Geneen Crossley ...started broadcasting in hospital radio, Some memorable events include: Assisting backstage at the Royal Albert Hall . Interviewing many people from all walks of life but particularly George Bromley, Spitfire pilot, record breakers and people who have exceptional life styles, is she says a privilege.
Each interview is special for different reasons, the funniest probably being while touring Australia being invited to guest on a local radio show but shortly after arrival being asked to host the show then and there as the presenter had not turned up. Geneen did the show and was offered a permanent job but moved on! Geneen’s background is in training, a qualified lecturer in education she taught on a wide range of subjects.
She said that what got her through her mastectomy, as well as the love and support of family and friends, was the attitudes and experiences she learnt while doing her Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award. However impossible something seems if you want it you must keep on and never give up. Geneen was invited to St James' Palace recently
Training as a Life Coach was challenging and thought provoking. She also enjoys travelling and has visited over 50 countries. For Geneen's Hall of Fame of previous guests please see next page
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