Local shop Treble Rock Music bounces back - antidote to the Cabot Circus nightmare

bristol | media and culture | news report Monday October 13, 2008 23:07 by Dialect - Bristol Broadband Co-operative

plus expert & author Dennis Wheatley on the supernatural and a new showcase for local short filmmakers

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This week's show

01:45 - Steve Treble - Treble Rock Music boss about to re-open in the city - We Here some music Steve has a new shop shortly opening in Clifton.
20:00 - Matts Muses from Matthew Heape
31:15 - Famous Thriller writer Dennis Wheatley speaks about God and the Devil, warring powers and the supernatural from his own point of view. He thinks (recorded in the 1970s) civilisation is disintegrating. Prophetic stuff.
37:00 - Cider With Rosie
46:00 - Wax and Real event showcase of local filmmakers
52:30 - Jeff Sparks What's on guide

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http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/29653

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http://www.radio4all.net:8080/files/jpc@gmx.co.uk/3627-1-dialect_mixdown_2008_10_08.mp3

presenter - John Peters-Coleman
features - Malcolm Grieve, Tony Gosling
engineer - John Peters-Coleman
producer - Anthea Page

Dialect 14th October 2008 7.73 Mb