plus Julian Lea-Jones on the history of Temple Meads & Temple Church
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http://www.radio4all.net/files/tony@cultureshop.org.uk/2149-1-Dialect150810.mp3

TIMES ON THE MP3 FILE
00:00 - Introduction
01:00 - Alan Cross, editor of the Avon Association of Drama's monthly Prompt magazine talks about the broken promises of Bristol City Council when they closed Bristol's Little Theatre in the 1980s ... and what a detrimental effect the closure has has on amateur and semi professional drama in the city and the region.
http://www.avondrama.org.uk Alan is on 0117 985 3631
10:00 - Colin Power talks about a strange phenomena which may or may not exist - called Orgone Energy
16:00 - Anthea Page at the Edinburgh Festival interviews Karen de la Penha who acts 15 characters in The Fly In The Fridge
22:30 - One of Bristol's longest serving local historians Julian Lea-Jones on the wartime bombing of Temple Church, Temple Meads and the origins of his Temple Local History group in the early 1980s at Sperry Gyroscope research centre which was then based in Sperry House, now the Crescent Centre, on Temple Back.
http://www.history4u.info
31:00 - musician Doc Satori plays My Blood My Soul etc. and chit-chats with John
40:00 - Secrets and Lies by David Southwell - Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics - read by Malcolm Grieves
49:30 - Tim Burroughs
53:30 - What's On Guide
58:00 - Credits

CREDITS
Presenter: John Peters-Coleman
Reporters: Anthea Page & Tony Gosling
Studio Engineer: Michael Noyes
Producer: Tony Gosling