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[…]y connections with it.  I’m sure there were.  The Shiers Trust, S-h-i-e-r-s?  That’s it.  Administered by The Radio, mm, Television Society’s History, History Group?  No.  No.  I can’t...  Okay.  That means not[…]

[…]tes of some half hour with 20 minutes discussions. And it covered a wide range of subjects, basically social documentaries. I think the byline in the radio time said mail live. The series that looks at people in the situations that shape their lives, which was good byline, and they did that. It was […]

Bob Geoghan is interviewerCY My name is so Cy Young I was born in Bristol on the 5th of December 1941. slightly avoiding Pearl Harbour Where did you live. Oh blimey I don't know.Cy Yes. Yeah. Well I went to school in Bristol at the grammar school I went to was called Queen Elizabeth was a grammar sc[…]

[…] But technology has now improved, they can put mics on them and God knows what else. And there was a very funny situation, talking about mics on, the radio mikes on the set, where on a certain picture a gentleman who had been a little bit naughty with a lady of the night and caught a little disease […]

[…] doing, I do a lot of concerts with different orchestras all over the place, New Zealand and Spain.Speaker 1  37:51  I was listening to the radio sort of not long. One of the times I phoned you, and a new soundtrack of British film music was being, about to be released, and they were revie[…]

[…]n Action". Ironically, the first programme that I did, I went back to see because I sailed on a boat called the Mi Amigo, which was the second pirate radio pirate ship to move into place. And the experience was amazing because as the director-producer, you would go, you would deal with subject yours[…]

[…] think really.What about theatre and so on, I mean, because it’s all wartime so there wasn’t much was there, even the, one’s entertainment was mainly radio of course.We didn’t get to much. I can remember going to, I can remember taking a younger cousin of mine to one of the Ivor Novello things and I[…]

[…]s recording is vested in the BECTU History Project. The name of the interviewee is Ron Moody. His last disciplines are h, j and l, being performer in radio and television. The name of the interviewer is Joyce Robinson. The date the 19th of April, 1996 Ron, I think you're Londoner, aren't you? Where […]