Jane McDonald, Dan Walker and Jay's Virtual Radio Quiz
Jane McDonald, the singer and TV presenter, is chatting to Zoe about her brand new album. Plus 鶹Լ Breakfast presenter Dan Walker tells Zoe about his latest book.
Jane McDonald, the singer and TV presenter, is chatting to Zoe about her brand new album 'Cruising with Jane McDonald Vol 2'. Jane's breakthrough came about due to her appearance on the 鶹Լ show ‘The Cruise’ in 1998. Her new album features many songs from her channel 5 TV series’ Cruising with Jane McDonald’. Jane has released eight albums in total and each of Jane’s four major albums released have all reached gold or silver status. 2009 saw her first album release under her own label which was titled ‘Jane’ and it entered the album chart at Number 7. Jane has performed in many incredible venues across the UK including, the Royal Albert Hall and the London Palladium twice. She’s also played in the MGM Grand in Las Vegas which was filmed for DVD and became a chart hit.
Dan Walker, host of 鶹Լ Breakfast, chats to Zoe about his new book called 'Remarkable People', which is a celebration of goodness, kindness and humanity. Over his life Dan has encountered a stream of remarkable people and in the book he shares their intriguing and uplifting stories. Dan was born in Crawley in West Sussex and hosts 鶹Լ One's award winning Football Focus and regularly presents Match of the Day. He's previously written books called; 'Mud and Maradona' and 'Dan Walkers Thronkersaurus: Football's Finest Tales'.
There's also another round of Jay's Virtual Radio Quiz where the team's general knowledge is put to the test.
Along with Tina Daheley on news, Richie Anderson on travel and Mike Williams on sport, she and the team have the best start to your morning. With celeb guests, quizzes, headlines, tunes chosen by listeners, and more music that you can shake a glitterball at!
There's also a daily Pause For Thought and listeners on the line, as Zoe entertains the nation with fun for the family!
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Phil Collins
Sussudio
- Singles.
- Rhino.
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Keith Urban & P!nk
One Too Many
- The Speed Of Now Pt. 1.
- Hit Red Records.
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Kelly Rowland
Daylight (feat. Travie McCoy)
- (CD Single).
- Sony BMG.
- 1.
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KC and the Sunshine Band
Give It Up
- The Best Summer Ever (Various Artist.
- Virgin.
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Four Tops
It's The Same Old Song
- The Four Tops - The Ultimate Collecti.
- Motown.
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Bryan Adams
Summer Of '69
- Bryan Adams - The Best Of Me.
- Mercury.
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The KLF
Justified & Ancient (Stand by The JAMs) (feat. Tammy Wynette)
- (CD Single).
- K.L.F. Communications.
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Sophie Ellis‐Bextor
Crying At The Discotheque
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Donna Summer
Bad Girls
- Donna Summer - Summer Collection.
- Mercury.
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Olly Murs
Dear Darlin'
- (CD Single).
- Sony BMG.
- 1.
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Supertramp
It's Raining Again
- The Very Best Of Supertramp.
- Polygram Tv.
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Declan J Donovan
Perfectly Imperfect
- (CD Single).
- Polydor.
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Jennifer Lopez
Love Don't Cost A Thing
- (CD Single).
- Epic.
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Mica Paris
Mama Said
- gospel.
- East West Records.
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Roxy Music
Angel Eyes
- Bryan Ferry/Roxy Music - Street Life.
- Eg.
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Robbie Williams
Rock DJ
- (CD Single).
- Chrysalis.
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Dua Lipa
Levitating
- Future Nostalgia.
- Warner Records.
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Electric Light Orchestra
Turn To Stone
- Light Years - The Very Best Of ELO.
- Epic.
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Amy Winehouse
Tears Dry On Their Own
- (CD Single).
- Island.
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Don Henley
The Boys Of Summer
- The Very Best Of.
- MCA.
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AC/DC
Shot In The Dark
- Power Up.
- Columbia.
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Jane McDonald
Ain't No Mountain High Enough
- Channel 5.
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Rahim Redcar
Girlfriend (feat. â-ܲ)
- (CD Single).
- Because Music.
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Primal Scream
Rocks
- Dirty Hits.
- Columbia.
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Indeep
Last Night A DJ Saved My Life
- Soul Weekender (Various Artists).
- Crimson.
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The Gap Band
Big Fun
- NOW That's What I Call Music! 9 (Various Artists).
- Now.
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Colonel Abrams
Trapped
- Now 1985 - The Millennium Series.
- Now.
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220 KID & JC Stewart
Too Many Nights
- (CD Single).
- Polydor.
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M People
Search For The Hero
- No Greater Love (Various Artists).
- Global Records & Tapes.
Pause For Thought
A few years ago I wrote a book about starting again after broken dreams. Any naivete I still had about the world and its problems was soon dispelled as hundreds of readers shared their own broken dreams with me. To this day, the hardest part is replying to these stories without resorting to cliché. After speaking at a Christian conference once, a woman and her daughter came up to ask me a question. The daughter, Kate, was too distraught to talk, so her mum spoke for her. She said, “Last year Kate’s husband was arrested for a serious crime. Since then Kate has lost not just her husband, but also her daughter, who thinks she must’ve been complicit, and many of her friends, who don’t want to be associated with something this bad.
Here’s our question: What good could come from a broken dream like this?” What could I say. I just didn’t know. And clichés about looking for silver linings on clouds were ready to fill the silence. I started praying silently, hoping inspiration would come. I said, “Kate, your sense of betrayal must be immense. Your husband broke your trust, your friends broke your trust…” And that’s when it came—a nebulous thought that started crystallising into something clear. I said, “Kate, what if you were to treat this problem as a quest—learning how to rebuild trust after it’s been so badly broken. What if you were to face that quest with God and document all the highs, lows, and lessons you learn along the way. Do that and you might help others rebuild trust after their own betrayals.”
Kate looked thoughtful for a moment, then broke her silence. “Yes,” she said, “maybe I could.” Hope had been born. As we head into lockdown again today—our dreams and plans again interrupted—that conversation with Kate is on my mind. Because while some might find in it a silver lining, finding more time to read, clean or garden, as in April, for many others, the problems it brings could be overwhelming. Good may come from this, I’m just not sure when. But I dare to believe that if we turn it into a quest, lockdown might stop being our master and instead become our servant—the lessons we learn through it serving a greater end.
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- Thu 5 Nov 2020 06:30鶹Լ Radio 2