Name: 100.7 Heart FM IDs 1999-2000 by HappyLionMedia
Duration: 2 min 30 s
Description: A selection of IDs from 100.7 Heart FM circa 1999-2000 featuring the vocal talents of Mr Mitchell Johnson Esq.

Thanks for posting this, brought back some great memories.

2 hours of cover on the evening "Sanctuary" on Smooth Radio

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Peter Tait Air Check (04 Feb 88)

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D-Day is coming 
In June 1944 the largest armada in history left the coast of England for the shores of France with the hope of this being the beginning of the end of the Second World War. Those that already lived here saw massive changes to their once quiet forest as the New Forest played a vital role in this epic endeavour by giving a home to the thousands of troops about to leave our shores, many of them never to return.

The New Forest Remembers WWII project has recorded over 80 hours of oral history interviews, the majority of them conducted by volunteer members of the project’s Oral History Team.  Edited highlights of these interviews and their full transcriptions are being uploaded to the project's Interactive Portal, an online digital archive holding a raft of documents, photos, film footage and archaeological survey data all relating to the New Forest During the Second World War. 

Two of the team's volunteers have produced three podcasts visiting the memories of those that lived, worked and played in the Forest in the build up to D-Day.  

Episode 1 – The Forest in the War
The war begins, evacuees, bomb shelters, gas masks and rationing. Troops and the Americans arrive, the Forest became less quiet. But hush it’s SECRET!

This is the first of a series of three Podcasts for the New Forest Remembers World War II Project. All Material Copyright New Forest National Parks Authority.
Picture credit: Imperial War Museum (IWM H 1291)

D - Day Is Coming - Episode 1 - The Forest In The War

D-Day is coming 
In June 1944 the largest armada in history left the coast of England for the shores of France with the hope of this being the beginning of the end of the Second World War. Those that already lived here saw massive changes to their once quiet forest as the New Forest played a vital role in this epic endeavour by giving a home to the thousands of troops about to leave our shores, many of them never to return.

The New Forest Remembers WWII project has recorded over 80 hours of oral history interviews, the majority of them conducted by volunteer members of the project’s Oral History Team.  Edited highlights of these interviews and their full transcriptions are being uploaded to the project's Interactive Portal, an online digital archive holding a raft of documents, photos, film footage and archaeological survey data all relating to the New Forest During the Second World War. 

Two of the team's volunteers have produced three podcasts visiting the memories of those that lived, worked and played in the Forest in the build up to D-Day.

Episode 2 – The Build up of Troops
It’s all change here in the Forest. Troops and equipment start to arrive to setup camps, airfields are constructed and life changes for everyone.

This is the second of a series of three Podcasts for the New Forest Remembers World War II Project. All Material Copyright New Forest National Parks Authority.
Picture credit: Imperial War Museum (IWM H11831)  

D - Day Is Coming - Episode 2 - The Build Up Of Troops

D-Day is coming 
In June 1944 the largest armada in history left the coast of England for the shores of France with the hope of this being the beginning of the end of the Second World War. Those that already lived here saw massive changes to their once quiet forest as the New Forest played a vital role in this epic endeavour by giving a home to the thousands of troops about to leave our shores, many of them never to return.

The New Forest Remembers WWII project has recorded over 80 hours of oral history interviews, the majority of them conducted by volunteer members of the project’s Oral History Team. Edited highlights of these interviews and their full transcriptions are being uploaded to the project's Interactive Portal, an online digital archive holding a raft of documents, photos, film footage and archaeological survey data all relating to the New Forest During the Second World War.

Two of the team's volunteers have produced three podcasts visiting the memories of those that lived, worked and played in the Forest in the build up to D-Day.

Episode 3 – D Day
“Something’s going on”. Tanks, trucks, artillery, troops, noise. Roads filling up, convoys of vehicle for hours, queues for petrol everywhere. Then it all went quiet… D-Day had happened!

This is the last of a series of three Podcasts for the New Forest Remembers World War II Project. All Material Copyright New Forest National Parks Authority.
Picture credit: Imperial War Museum (IWM H22421)

D - Day Is Coming - Episode 3 - D - Day

This is Paul Mckenna on BBC Radio One 31st August 1991

BBC R1 - Paul McKenna - Snoop - 0400 - 0700hrs - TX 31 08 91

During my visit to Dallas in February 2014, I interviewed Jon Wolfert about the development of JAM jingles for BBC Radio 1 and 2. All other audio from the visit, plus photographs, is here: 
http://www.bobdinan.co.uk/Blog/Jingle_Podcast/Entries/2014/2/17_Bobs_Jingle_Pilgrimage.html 


JAM and the BBC: 'Bob Dinan' talks to Jon Wolfert

Montage of Radio 1 Jingles played at 5am 1990 before the station went 24 hours. My second weekend early show 30th September 1990.

BBC Radio 1 Jingle Opener 5am 1990

JAM ROCK FM, PRESTON, ENGLAND UK  (ALTERNATES)

A selection of IDs from 100.7 Heart FM circa 1999-2000 featuring the vocal talents of Mr Mitchell Johnson Esq.

100.7 Heart FM IDs 1999-2000

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