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[…] to the Third Programme, and George Barnes, who was a broadcaster and he used to be fairly sort of wary […]

[…]o everybody that was good anywhere else in the industry very quickly ended up coming into ITV, BBC, well ITV, ITN, STV and, you know, the independent broadcasters. So, yeah, it was amazing! You suddenly thought, Wow! The people in here are...I'm kind of lucky to be part of this - it's great! [0[…]

[…]? A News programme or something? R: I think it's, at the moment it's more so that we can store it and access it easily. And I think we'll, every broadcaster needs one of these and, I think, once it's live we'll see just cases we haven't imagined! We're already showing demos to people in the bus[…]

[…]:16  an advert to see my mother swords. And he did and he appliedUnknown Speaker  1:20  Well, he built a reputation obviously with the broadcaster he was known all day. The BBC. Yes.Unknown Speaker  1:27  Oh, he wasn't.Unknown Speaker  1:31  I mean, 70 Have you bee[…]

TRANSCRIPTION OF  INTERVIEW WITH BERNIE ANDREWS Interview #1 – 1 Feb 2007Roll 1Interviewer – Mike Dick (MD)Interviewee – Bernie Andrews (BA)  Ellipses ‘…’ denote omissions or hesitations Timings – about every 5:00 minutes or so Tape 1 00:00 MDOK Bernie, can yo[…]

BEHP transcript DisclaimerThis transcript has been produced automatically using Otter.It provides a basic, but unverified or proofread transcript of the interview. Therefore, the British Entertainment History Project (BEHP) accepts no liability for any misinterpretation of the content of this interv[…]

[…]t there and get at least one commissioning day you know, if you if you lost your job if you didn't get a job in either in any of the other mainstream broadcasters and that was it, you moved out broadcasting. And at my gym, you have to be pretty bad not together to get the sack you have to be pretty […]

The copyright of this interview lies with the british Entertainment History Project This is Sidney Cole interviewing Ena Baga on 28th February 1990 for the ACTT History Project, David Robson recording.SC: Ena I know you started quite early in your profession as an organist, and an accompanist, […]

Adam Fullarton [Start of Recording] [00:20] I2: I think I am ready. R: Right. OK. I2: That's fine. I think we are there. I: Right! Totally informal. Relaxed. Adam Fullarton, when did you start with STV? R: I think I started in 1962. I: Right. This interviewer,[…]