Tuesday, December 23, 2008 by Keith Berry-Davies.

My regular readers will know that I have been having treatment for prostate cancer, which has gone well and next week I start a course of radiotherapy. In the last few months I have done a lot of thinking about my past and even my future, and I have come to the conclusion that life is too short for all the arguments and conflicts that seem to plague our society today.

We are rapidly aproaching Christmas, when we as Christians, celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. He came to earth as a small baby and grew to be a life changing person, bringing peace and love to a troubled world and still is doing that today, 2000 years later. That is if we let him him come into our lives to be our Saviour.

Jesus can bring peace into this world if we let him, so why don’t you help him this Christmas. Forget petty arguments and do all that you can to reconcile yourself to those family members and friends that you have fallen out with, for whatever reason, and let the Prince of Peace come into your heart. If everyone did this throughout the world just think what a wonderful world this would be.

Have a Happy Christmas and may you feel the peace of the Christ child come into your heart.

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Saturday, December 20, 2008 by Moderator.

The Christmas Underground Edition, On-Line and Podcased for Christmas 2008.

In this update; Bill’s special guest is Esteem, a young rapper from North London hoping to make the best music possible and unusually, combines all genres and types of music in his work. In Urban Legends, Wing Commander Rob Woods, the Commanding Officer of the Royal Air Force at Saint Athan reads A Letter from the Front, a poignant and true story of a miracle that happened one Christmas on the fields of Flanders.

Andrew John has been thinking along the lines of silly names for Christmas, after a bishop complained that not enough parents were giving their kids good, solid, traditional names. And we hear the Christmas message from the Queen, although this year due to cutbacks it might be slightly different.

Also who said this? We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give. Plus more great new music in this weeks programme from; Jack Frost and The Christmas Band, JJ Kane, Eye Spy, Juruda Music, Waking the Witch, Pete Walter and Spanx T Urquhart.

The New Music Radio Show
A reminder that Andrew John has brand new additions to the Playlist for December, including;

Lizzie B - Plasticine Man
Weapons of Sound - Tommy [at the Commonwealth Games]
Shimeon - Baby Oh Baby
The Everglades - You Can Be My Radio
Kate Somerset - Hold On
Elpis - Probably
Bash - Romana
Lato - Everybody Knows The Way
Dweeb - What It Is To Breathe
Janis Ian - Today You’re Mine
The Boys from Melbourne Street - Wealthy Man Palmstruck - Piece To Camera One
Paul Saxby - Social Casualty
Jack Frost and The Christmas Band - Jingle Bells

JL’s Sleigh Ride
James Lewis with the Planets Greatest Christmas Grooves in this exclusive programme for Celtica Radio International. With Interviews with Planet 9 and Slim Man and a special interview with Santa.

Plenty of irreverent humour and of course the music with soul.

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Thursday, December 11, 2008 by Bill Everatt.

This is Bill Everatt, with news about this weeks Underground Edition, which for the final time is being broadcast on 1602Khz Medium Wave across Europe through the transmitters of Radio Seagull.  Although let me re-assure all our listeners that we will continue to be Podcased and On-Line as normal.

And, in this weeks show;

My special guest is the singer/ songwriter Davy Cartwright, and we’ll be talking to him in the second hour of the programme.  In Urban Legends, our regular weekly mystery story feature, we examine some well known and not so well known folklore in the programme, this week in our continuing series of traditional Welsh Urban Legends…  its, The White Lady.

Andrew John is out of the asylum again to do some more therapeutic ranting.  And we hear from our own James Lewis, with JL’s World, a soulful look at life.

Also who said this?  “They always say time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself.”  Now who do you think said that?

Plus we’ve also got some great new music in this week’s programme from; Belasco, Dragonsfly, The Rewinds, Kate Somerset, The Everglades and Lizzie B.

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Monday, December 8, 2008 by Moderator.

Andrew John with the brand new additions to the Playlist for December 8th, including;
Lizzie B - Plasticine Man
Weapons of Sound - Tommy [at the Commonwealth Games]
Shimeon - Baby Oh Baby
The Everglades - You Can Be My Radio
Kate Somerset - Hold On
Elpis - Probably
Bash - Romana
Lato - Everybody Knows The Way
Dweeb - What It Is To Breathe
Janis Ian - Today You’re Mine
The Boys from Melbourne Street - Wealthy Man
Palmstruck - Piece To Camera One
Paul Saxby - Social Casualty
Jack Frost and The Christmas Band - Jingle Bells

The programme is on-line and downloadable now.

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Thursday, December 4, 2008 by Bill Everatt.

Hello there, this is Bill Everatt, with news about the Celtica Radio Underground Edition, which is also available on 1602Khz Medium Wave across Europe through the transmitters of Radio Seagull.

And, in this weeks show;

My special guest is Maya Lynch from Weapons of Sound, and we’ll be talking to her in the second hour. In Urban Legends, our regular weekly mystery story feature, we examine some well known and not so well known folklore in the programme, this week in our continuing series of traditional Welsh Urban Legends… Its, The Legend of Llyn Barfog.

In the first hour, Andrew John has been let out of the asylum to do some therapeutic ranting. And we hear from our own James Lewis, in about forty minutes with JL’s World, a soulful look at life.

Also who said this? “Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man’s character, give him power.”

Plus we’ve also got some great new music in this week’s programme from; Identity, Kusha Deep, Sami Love, Matt Mathias, The Everglades and Davy Cartwright.

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