BIGGA BREAKFAST RADIO SHOW - Minicast Part1...

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HIP HOP //  REGGAE //   R&B // UKG // FUNKY & URBANHOUSE

Presented by: L DEE (aka Debz Barnwell) LLOYD FRONTLINE ( aka Lloydimus Prime). (BBRS) Minicast Part1: - ENTERTAINMENTS Round Up - HEAD2HEAD - GET OUT OF BED (Morning Mix) - URBAN Top 3 & more...

BIGGA BREAKFAST RADIO SHOW - Minicast Part2...

HIP HOP //  REGGAE //    R&B // UKG // FUNKY & URBANHOUSE

Presented by: L DEE (aka Debz Barnwell) LLOYD FRONTLINE ( aka Lloydimus Prime). (BBRS) Minicast Part1: - ENTERTAINMENTS Round Up - HEAD2HEAD - GET OUT OF BED (Morning Mix) - URBAN Top 3 & more...

BiggaBreakfast

RADIO SHOW PART1...

Presented by

LLOYD FRONTLINE

and BANJI OJO

(covering for L DEE)

featuring an interview with...  

THERESA DOUGLAS aka

Miss Motivator (Life Coach)

MANNY MOVEMENT // HIP HOP // REGGAE // R&B // UKG // FUNKY & URBANHOUSE

   INTERVIEW ♦ URBAN TOP3 ♦ NEWS ON THE Q'S ♦ GET-OUTTA-BED(Morning Mix)  

Original Tx on (allfm)96.9 @ 7:00am - 9:00am on Tuesday 19 May 2009

After finishing this broadcast, Lloyd Frontline, was admitted to Hope Hospital, in Salford Manchester, experiencing severe head pain and a loss of power in his limbs.   

Lloyd was diagnosed as suffering from a Brain Haemorrhage. After ten days in the (NHDU), Neuro High Dependancy Unit, followed by a four week stay at Salford Royal, Lloyd was discharded and is currently recuperating and responding well to therapy at home.

This episode is the first of a two part podcast of the BiggaBreakfast presented by LLOYD FRONTLINE & BANJI OJO, (in L DEE's absence). featuring THERESA DOUGLAS aka MISS MOTIVATOR, (Life Coach & Broacaster the first of two guests on the show. Miss M, recieved an invitation from a Media company offering paid work in Television connected with a major Magazines and News paper chain. Miss M, was so excited she almost fell off her chair. she quickly replied to the invitation and gave them a call. Theresa's spoke to a jouralist who, to her dismay asked her for a "STORY?!?".... What Miss Motivator found, was shocking!

BiggaBreakfast

RADIO SHOW PART2...

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Presented by...

LLOYD FRONTLINE

and BANJI OJO

(covering for L Dee),

featuring 2nd interview with...  

RIO NELSON (MC/Rapper/Street Poet)

joining us for breakfast, to chat about the release of his debut single... ‘DANCE LIKE ME’ (ft Chis Royal) 

MANNY MOVEMENT // HIP HOP // REGGAE // R&B // UKG // FUNKY & URBANHOUSE

   INTERVIEW ♦ URBAN TOP3 ♦ NEWS ON THE Q'S ♦ GET-OUTTA-BED(Morning Mix)  

Original Tx on (allfm)96.9 @ 7:00am - 9:00am on Tuesday 19 May 2009

After finishing this broadcast, Lloyd Frontline, was admitted to Hope Hospital, in Salford Manchester, experiencing severe head pain and a loss of power in his limbs.   

Lloyd was diagnosed as suffering from a Brain Haemorrhage. After ten days in the (NHDU), Neuro High Dependancy Unit, followed by a four week stay at Salford Royal, Lloyd was discharded and is currently recuperating and responding well to therapy at home.

This episode is the second of this two part podcast of the BiggaBreakfast presented by LLOYD FRONTLINE & BANJI OJO, (in L DEE's absence). featuring studio guest: RIO NELSON ((MC/Rapper/Street Poet) Joining us for breakfast, to chat about the release of his debut single... ‘DANCE LIKE ME’ (ft Chis Royal)

R.I.O is a 23 year old artist from South Manchester , who has made his name on the Manchester vibrant underground scene (Know to some as The Manny Movement), he starting out with a local grime collective called STREETSMART ENT.

He's now a solo artist in hjs own right and has linked up with CHRIS ROYAL, another manchester based singer along with JODY, a producer from Middleton, known for delivering a great funky house and electro sound, together they came up with the track entitled... 'DANCE LIKE ME'.

STEVIE FLY Communtiy Activist and Broadcaster

Sadly passed away... WEDNESDAY 14TH OCTOBER 2009.

ALLFM 96.9 ...celebratIon of the late DJ Stevie Fly, an inspirational Ambasador for community broadcasting.

Original Tx: 1:00pm - 3:00pm on Saturday 17 October 2009

This is the first edition of Carribean Connexion Show after we learnt of the untimely passing of our colleague, mentor & friend Stevie Fly, a heartfelt tribute to a man we all loved and respected greatly.

With contributions from Lloyd Frontline, L Dee, Karen Depesois, Regina Williams, Dennis Ward, Radio Regen’s Phil Korbel, CY and Bitrus from African Jamboree, Vicky Richardson and Jason Cooke, and messages of love and remembrance from many many more. 

Thanks also to our newest producer Michael Jones for help with the edit.Everybody connected with ALL FM would like to express their deep sadness that Stevie has gone, but also their everlasting thanks and joy for all the inspiration and love that he brought not just to the station, but the community as a whole.

Thank you for sharing your passion, dedication, kind spirit and love so freely with us.

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R.I.P. Stevie Fly – gone but never forgotten.