Sunday 11 July saw Kev Castle talk to Adrian Causier of The Heartlands Roots Band about the band, its roots and the Upcoming Music Festival on the 24th July in Coalville.
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Classical crossover singer Nadia Eide chats to Kev Castle on Nottingham Hospitals Radio about her career, touring, The Voice and her new song.
We’re really happy to welcome Kev Castle back to the NHR studio this Sunday (21/03/2021).
With his blend of music, interviews, Sunday morning energy and of course his ‘Dad Jokes’.
This week, he’ll be chatting to Jo BK all about her 10k MIND fundraising runs she is doing every single day of 2021. Also on the show, author Paula Clark will be chatting about her new book “The Diary Of A Lockdown Mum”
Then of course, they’ll be the Dad Jokes (Did we mention those?). A new book has been purchased. You have been warned!
Join Kev and welcome him back 09:00-12:00 this Sunday.
If that isn’t enough for you, then touch the dial (do they still exist?) We’ve got much more for you this Sunday-
13:00 – 15:00 Join Richard Smith and the team for the Sunday Social
19:00 – 19:30 We continue the Elvis Uncharted Series
20:00 – 20:30 By popular demand we are repeating “Bletchley Girls”, a three part stage play adaptation.
We’re with you 24 hours a day. Listen via your bedside unit or online at http://nhradio.org.uk/play-online/
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Join Kev Castle this Sunday morning for a unique mix of music, Strictly Come Dancing reviews, Dad jokes and celebrity interviews.
If that wasn’t enough, this week he brings loads of fun Christmas facts, Some special tracks recorded by local singers.
Kev’s guest this week is one of the original Rock n Roll stars Marty Wilde MBE chatting about his new double A Side Christmas hit with daughters Kim Wilde and Roxanne Wilde as well as his latest album.
Don’t forget you can now listen online at http://nhradio.org.uk/play-online/. or via the mytuner-radio or streema apps.
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Join Kev Castle this Sunday, 09:00-12:00 on Nottingham Hospitals Radio.
On the show this week, the 4th and final part of ‘The boy from Shoreditch’ the Matt Monro story by Michele Monro.
Kev also chats to Limahl chatting about is new Christmas Song.
Listen on line at NHRadio.org.uk
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Join Kev Castle this Sunday morning for the 3rd part of the 4 part documentary ‘The boy from Shoreditch’ that Matt Monro story.
Yet there is more – Richard and Fred Fairbrass of Right Said Fred join Kev after 11 for a chat.
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Starting on Sunday the 15th November, we bring you “The Boy From Shoreditch”.
A fascinating 4-part documentary about the life and times of Matt Monro . Narrated by his daughter Michele Monro .
Listen in to the Kev Castle Sunday morning show between 09:00 and 12:00 to hear.
And don’t forget, NHR is available on line at https://nhradio.org.uk
NHR depends on the generosity of the general public in order to provide our service. Big or small. Regular or one off. They all make a massive difference.
This Sunday on Nottingham Hospitals’ Radio, Kev will be chatting to @lilytwsoprano to find out how her singing has made her an international internet sensation, and singer/songwriter/producer @Barry_Blue who has a new album out.
Join Kev Castle this Sunday for interviews with @OllieHand about his involvement in Gareth Malone’s Great British Home Chorus E.P. and Marc Almond.
I’ve been thinking a lot in the last week, well I’ve had the time, and I’ve come to a really difficult decision for me, not to continue with my Sunday Morning Radio show on Nottingham Hospitals Radio for the time being, well after my show tomorrow.
For those who know me, they will know how much I love what I do on Sundays and this was my only release after the decision to stop all theatres and cinemas, and will also know what a wrench this will be. I think I know how all of my actor friends feel because I, like you all, have been doing this for a long time and to suddenly stop doing what you love, albeit just until it’s safe to continue some time in the future, will leave a massive hole in my life.
I have to think of the risks to my family and myself and, as I have to catch four buses to get to and from the hospital studios, I feel that my reducing this risk is the best thing to do.
Times are scary and I pray that we will all get through this in one piece and when it’s all over, I can’t wait to get back into the radio studios and the theatres to see you all again.
Thank God for the internet where I can keep in touch with you all. No need for social distancing, just physical distancing. Hasta La Vista, I WILL be back! See you all on the other side. 
xxxxx
Kev Castle
