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Calling all Rory McIlroys

Chris goes in search of securing an interview with Rory McIIroy.

Chris goes in search of securing an interview with Rory McIIroy...

Little Millie gets a fanfare for telling us all about her very first (and last) time leaving her Primary school...

Our melodic Mystery Guest is listener Kay Stringer. She is a magical musical teacher who helped clear up why certain TV themes all blend in to one...

And our Top Tenuous takes us back to Rory McIIroy with your desperate claims to the fame of novelty bets, after his dad swept up on a bet he placed when Rory was younger...

Today's show is dedicated to all long haired doggies who must be having a terrible time of it at the moment...
And today's show is entitled : you can only do, what you can do...after that, don't sweat it!

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Mon 21 Jul 2014 06:30
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Music Played

  • Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel

    Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me)

    • 20 Number 1's Of The 70's (Various).
    • MFP.

  • Nell Bryden

    Wayfarer

    • (CD Single).
    • 157 Records.
    • 001.

  • Bobby Womack

    California Dreamin'

    • (CD Single).
    • Innocent.

  • Manic Street Preachers

    Your Love Alone Is Not Enough (feat. Nina Persson)

    • (CD Single).
    • Columbia.

  • Haircut One Hundred

    Fantastic Day

    • Pelican West - Deluxe Edition.
    • Cherry Pop.
    • 007.

  • The Beatles

    Come Together

    • The Beatles - 1.
    • Apple.
    • 025.

  • The Beatles

    The Fool On The Hill

    • Magical Mystery Tour.
    • Parlophone.
    • 2.

  • Foster the People

    Coming of Age

    • Supermodel.
    • Columbia.
    • 001.

  • Gary Numan

    Are Friends Electric?

    Performer: Tubeway Army.
    • Our Friends Electric (Various Artists).
    • Telstar.

  • Patsy Cline

    I Fall to Pieces

    • Acuff-Rose Opryland Music: 50th Anniv.
    • Acuff-Rose Opryland.

  • Unknown Ensemble

    The Rockford Files

    • K-Tel.

  • Mike Post

    Theme From Hill Street Blues

  • La Roux

    Uptight Downtown

    • (CD Single).
    • Polydor.
    • 001.

  • The Bluetones

    Slight Return

  • Dario G

    Sunchyme

    • Huge Hits 1997 (Various Artists).
    • Global Television.

  • Eric Clapton

    Call Me The Breeze

    • The Breeze.
    • Polydor.
    • 001.

  • Eric Clapton

    Lay Down Sally

    • The Cream Of Eric Clapton.
    • Polydor.

  • U2

    Angel Of Harlem

    • U2 - The Best Of 1980-1990.
    • Island.
    • 12.

  • Swing Out Sister

    Breakout

    • Fantastic 80's Disc 1 (Various Artis.
    • Columbia.

  • Earth, Wind & Fire

    September

    • Greatest Hits Of 1978 (Various Artis.
    • Premier.
    • 3.

  • Dr. Feelgood

    Milk And Alcohol

    • Greatest Hits Of The 70's (Various).
    • Disky.

  • Naughty Boy

    Â鶹ԼÅÄ (feat. SAM ROMANS) (feat. ROMANS)

    • (CD Single).
    • Universal.

  • Van Halen

    Jump

    • The All Time Greatest Rock Songs ....
    • Columbia.

  • OneRepublic

    Stop And Stare

    • (CD Single).
    • Interscope.

  • Alanis Morissette

    You Learn

    • Alanis Morissette -Jagged Little Pill.
    • Maverick.

  • Wilson Phillips

    Hold On

    • The Female Touch 2 (Various Artists).
    • Global Television.

  • Dolly Parton

    Try

    • Blue Smoke.
    • Sony Music.

  • Bruce Hornsby & the Range

    The Way It Is

    • Life In The Fast Lane (Various Artists).
    • Telstar.

  • Frank Sinatra

    Fly Me to the Moon

    • A Man And His Music.
    • Reprise.

Pause for Thought

Pause for Thought

From Canon Ann Easter, Chief Executive of a Charity and Chaplain to the Queen:

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Now, although I’m obviously far too young to remember it, and there are some who still contest the truth of it, I’m delighted to celebrate the forty fifth anniversary of the first moon landing today; as we recall those immortal – and now rather old fashioned sounding words – ‘One small step for man; one giant leap for mankind’, the words which were spoken by Neil Armstrong as he walked where, we think, no one had ever walked before.

Ìý

While I can perhaps understand the desire to go to the moon – as long as I don’t have to -Ìý and I’m sure that there have been untold benefits and discoveries from that project, I have to say that I prefer the old romantic moon-June-come back soon – sort of understanding of that amazing satellite and I’m fascinated how, with its gentle reflected light, the moon has a profound and amazingly powerful effect on all sorts of things – tides, moods, our crops and, traditionally, even vampires!

Ìý

I think that lots of Christian people, like me, believe that God created the moon along with the sun and the stars as part of the creation of the Universe but, interestingly, after that, we Christians don’t pay her much attention – but our Muslim friends will continue their Ramadan fast until the tiny sliver of next month’s new moon is glimpsed by their religious authorities, and our Sikh neighbours have special prayers and readings every full moon because that’s when the first Guru was born. Yes, the date of Easter changes according to the moon’s phases – but that’s because we know that Jesus was crucified at Passover – and that’s the Jewish festival which begins at the time of a new moon.

Ìý

I like to think that, whether we walk on it like Neil and Buzz or sing about it like Elvis or Van, for millions of people around the world the moon’s waxing and waning is a marvellous and beautiful sign of God’s eternal presence with us.

Broadcast

  • Mon 21 Jul 2014 06:30
    Â鶹ԼÅÄ Radio 2

Farewell Chris Evans: The best bits from his last shows at Radio 2

After eight years of hosting the Breakfast Show, Chris Evans leaves Radio 2.

500 Words

Â鶹ԼÅÄ Radio 2's story-writing competition for kids.