Presenters

Lee has smashed onto the scene over the past few years, with some amazing gigs under his belt and
also having the opportunity to release tracks and mashups under his alias TOMM OH! over the past
2 years.
Lee has played in many venues across the North West such as Plantation, The Loft, Our Bar, The
Liquid Bar and many more.. Also has played on a few events with Fusion Radio, Ignition, Compound
No2 & most recently with Sound Events!
Signed to the mighty Onto The Groove record label with releases such as “Tell Me Why”,
“Rollercoaster” & “The Good Life”. Over the past few years Lee has released some hands in the air
mashups and remixes with massive support from local DJs and even featured on Tommy Mc’s All
Night Dancin’ Radio Show with InDemand Radio which also made the B-LIST! Most recently working
on a HUGE new track with Dave Bolton “Shined On Me” and also remixing TLC Waterfalls which is an
absolute crowd pleaser !!
Music wise, Lee is into all different styles of music which gives him the platform to mix and play
almost any genre whilst always keeping the dancefloor rocking! Bringing you them hands in the air
piano anthems to familiar chart mashups to the Old Skool reworks and much much more ....
You can find and follow Lee via the following Socials:
Facebook Normal Account: https://www.facebook.com/lee.thomas.uk
Facebook Artist Profile: https://www.facebook.com/tommoh86
Insta: https://www.instagram.com/tomm___oh/
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/tomm_oh
Spotify: https://bit.ly/45nwHN2

Solid Gold 60s
Join Geoff for an hour of fantastic hand picked music from the 60’s mixed with interviews, trivia and of course Geoff’s unique humour.

Supersonic 70s
Join Geoff for an hour of fantastic hand picked music from the 70’s mixed with interviews, trivia and of course Geoff’s unique humour.

kick up the 80s
Join Geoff for an hour of fantastic hand picked music from the 80’s mixed with interviews, trivia and of course Geoff’s unique humour.

Richard Todd’s Guilty Features is our newest show offering a REAL taste of music variety, anything from the 1940’s to present date. The show is built around a series of weekly features and showcases a vast knowledge of music, some that you’ll be familiar with and some songs that you won’t have heard for a long time and some maybe never. Our weekly features to keep your musical taste buds entertained are :-

• Lesser Heard Hits for the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s & 80’s
• Connections
• The One That Got Away
• The Midweek Number Ones
• Rocky/Cheesey/Disco
• The A To Z Of Song Titles
• The Not Quite Oldie
• Replace A Tune (If you are looking for a lost record, we’ll not only play it, but send you a mp3 of it too!)
• Mystery Month
• The Top Selling UK Singles Of The 1970s

The Classic Retro Countdown is brought to you in association with producer Dave Taylor who each week hand picks a classic UK Top 40 from the current week in UK chart history. The show covers the weekly original charts, as seen back in the day on Radio & TV. Over a 6 week cycle, we bring you the charts of 55 years ago, 46 years ago, 34 years ago, 52 years ago, 40 years ago & 28 years ago.

We then countdown the Top 40 in the same way it was brought to the listeners all those years ago and over the course of the show play as many of the 40 songs, plus some bubblers as we can squeeze into the two hours.

The show features original Top 40 themes and some original jingles bringing back to life the way the Top 40 was presented on the radio way back when. We have no set playlist for the show, the only playlist we use is chart history so make sure you join us each we for those Top 40 musical memories on the Classic Retro Countdown.

This is a weekly two hour show remembering the UK hits of the 1950’s, 1960’s, 1970’s & 1980’s.

Richard Todd’s 80s Year Book is our weekly look back at some of the songs that were making impacts in the UK Top 40 singles charts from the current week in 1980’s chart history. Each week we feature two classic 1980’s years somewhere between 1980 & 1989 and we’ll play a selection of 80’s songs that were either riding high in the UK Top 40 singles charts from this very week in 1980’s chart history. All the listener needs to do is try to guess the year.

Each show features two years, one year in the first 30 minutes of the show and another year in the second 30 minutes. If you are a fan of 1980’s music then this show is appointment listening for you each week.

This is a weekly produced one hour show remembering classic charts from the 1980’s.

Richard Todd’s Essential Nineties is our weekly look back at some of the songs that were making impacts in the UK & US Top 20 singles charts from the current week in 1990’s chart history. Each week we feature two classic 1990’s years somewhere between 1990 & 1999 and we’ll play a selection of 90’s songs that were either riding high in the UK or US singles charts from this very week in 1990s chart history. All the listener needs to do is try to guess the year.

Each show features two years, one year in the first 30 minutes of the show and another year in the second 30 minutes. If you are a fan of 1990’s music then this show is appointment listening for you each week.

This is a weekly produced one hour show remembering classic charts from the 1990’s.

Calder’s Confessions Monday 12am Friday 2am

Calder’s Confessions is a radio show that provides a platform for you to tell your story and, in return, get some down to earth and honest advice!

Life these days is hardly easy. There is so much that can and does go wrong that even the strongest people amongst us end up tearing their hair out. Whether it’s relationship issues, bereavement, money problems or in-fact, anything at all, you’ll find that sharing your story is a vital first step towards successfully dealing with whatever is troubling you. Get in touch with the show to get some advice by visiting www.caldersconfessions.com. All your emails will be kept secret and your real identity will never be mentioned.

Hi I’m Paul Baker, I am a full time DJ & Presenter.

I have been in the entertainment industry since 1994 when I started my first mobile disco, catering for private functions such as weddings and birthday parties. One year later in 1995 it became my full time job. In 1996, in addition to DJing, I began hosting karaoke shows and quiz nights in popular venues across the south coast of England. I have held many residencies in all three of these fields and am still hosting four quiz nights every week and DJing at some of the UK’s most well-loved clubs and bars every Friday and Saturday night.

I first got the radio bug when I was at school and I used to put two ancient hi-fi systems together and record my own shows on a flat deck tape player (thankfully these tapes no longer exist). Many years later at college in 1991, I worked on a charity station called Radio Cracker and knew this is what I wanted to do however with other things taking off I never really found the opportunity to pursue this until 2010 when a visit to the studios of Skyline Radio in Southampton reignited my enthusiasm for radio. I was a presenter on Skyline Radio between 2011 and 2013. I am currently presenting live shows on Friday mornings (Baker’s Brunch) on 103.9 Voice FM in Southampton. In 2013, I launched my own radio shows, The Retro Years, Power Anthems, Acceptable 80’s and more recently NonStop 90’s. I’m glad to be on Mersey Radio.

Shows

Paul Baker Radio Show

Paul Baker On The Radio is a generic 2 hour show that consists of current Top 40 music along with a mix of other hits from the 80’s, 90’s & 00’s. Features include, The Brainbuster Fun Quiz, Connect 4, The Trilogy, and more. The show is available in 4 blocks of just under 30 minutes each.

Mystery Top 40 With Paul Baker

In every show Paul counts down a Top 40 singles chart from a mystery year and it is down to you to guess what the mystery year is. Unlike other similar shows, you will hear the positions of the entire Top 40 and some of the big movers and new entries between numbers 40 and 11. Then you will hear the entire Top 10 in full and then the mystery year is revealed just before the number 1 song.

Power Anthems With Paul Baker

Power Anthems, bringing you the ‘Softer Side Of Rock’ including power ballads, commercial rock and soul tracks from the artists and bands that you know and love from the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s & 90’s.

After spending years chasing the musical dream (in Liverpool and London) Billy spent quality time bringing up his son Will, now 20, then 3 or so years ago they moved back to Liverpool and Billy decided to start playing again. Well things couldn’t have gone better. Through playing and hosting WWK Signed & Unsigned on Mersey Radio, Billy is now back mixing, playing and enjoying music and the company of like minds again..Yippeee!!! Billy does a once a week LIVE LOUNGE on his show introducing some fantastic unsigned artists to the listeners plus playing 50/60% unsigned tracks as well and he’s lovin it!!!!!!

Tuesday night at 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM WWK Signed & Unsigned with Billy Kelly

My name is Paul Burke and I'm 44 years old. I fell in love with house music when clubbing in the State on Dale Street in 1995 and bought my first decks soon after. My DJ career then started in 1998 and I was a Main Event resident for Davy T. Then I went on DJ in places like Mosquito bar, Lemon Lounge, was a resident upstairs in the Famous Grafton on Fridays with The JFMC, resident in The Aquarium on Saturdays, done a number of other bars and clubs across Merseyside and even a stint out in Kavos at Buzz Bar. I was runner up in the Decks in the city DJ competition for radio city around 1999 and more recently winner of The Next Big Thing Dj competition on In Demand Radio in 2022. I have my own Promotion called AnthemaniA which is an old skool event we host a few times a year. I'm multi genre and play House, Funky House, Bounce, Old Skool and Tech... also known to dip in to Trance now and again.AnthemaniA has been established since 2017 and is thriving with guest DJ's such as Robbie Edwards, Ebo, Si Austin, Lee Butler and is run by myself and John B

Ken Michaels’ radio career began in the communications program at the New York Institute of Technology, Old Westbury, Long Island.  From 1981-1983, he hosted programs at the campus station WNYT, including Album Rock on weekdays and Top 40 on weekends.  The program director, noting the many Beatles and solo-songs that Ken played, and his tendency towards wearing Beatles T-shirts, suggested he do a Sunday night Beatles show.   In March 1982, “The All-Request Beatles Show” was launched as a one-hour show beginning at midnight on Sundays.  After a slow response, Ken successfully proposed the idea of moving the show to the 10-11pm hour.  Once that happened, the phone lines lit up like crazy, and the show was soon expanded to take up the full 3-hour shift.   In developing his show, Ken mixed the classic group recordings of the Fab Four with their respective solo music, gave exposure to the newest solo releases, invented many unique games and forms of trivia, and persuaded a local record store into giving him prizes every week.

Ken was simultaneously working as a sales clerk in a prime location of one of the nation’s biggest record store chains. When Ed Ryan was hired there, Ken discovered that he, too, was a huge Beatles  fan. The duo hit it off.  Ed was invited to watch Ken do his Beatles show, and soon became co-host.  The winning combo spent a year together, and during that time built an audience that averaged over 200 requests every Sunday night!!!

After Ed left,  Ken’s now solo version of “The All-Request Beatles Show” was picked up by New Jersey rock station WDHA-FM, and ran on Sunday mornings for ten consecutive years (1983-1993). As a newcomer to New Jersey radio, Ken was amazed at the station’s widespread signal. While its focus was Northern New Jersey, Ken also picked up listeners in the five boroughs, western Long Island, and eastern Pennsylvania.

Experimentation led to the development of the many elements that made Ken’s show unique.  Every episode included creative thematic sets that looked at every aspect of the Beatles’ group and solo music, and ranged from the serious to the silly (songs with Paul on drums, songs with specific words in the title, Beatles’ shortest songs, songs the Beatles wrote while together and released in their solo careers, etc.).   Sets blended group and solo music together, instead of treating the music as two separate catalogues.  Ken featured hits and deep album cuts, along with B-sides, imports, and rarities. A steady diet of news was also included in every show.  Cover versions of Beatle/solo material, side projects, tribute songs, and music from family members served as audio ‘bonuses’, as did original interviews with people from the Beatles’ world as diverse as Ringo Starr, Carl Perkins, Yoko Ono, author Mark Lewisohn, May Pang, Billy J. Kramer, Wings drummer  Steve Holley, and Pete Best.  Ken’s “The All-Request Beatles Show” was not merely a nostalgic look at the Beatles’ careers, but one that addressed them as four of the greatest artists of all time, along with the promise of more great music to come from them.

After his ten years at WDHA, Ken brought his show to Long Island’s oldies station WBZO-FM (B-103) during the height of the Beatles Anthology craze.  This new one-hour variation of the show was a condensed version of the earlier show. When the show came to an end, Ken kept busy as a contributing writer for the Beatle fanzines Good Day Sunshine and Daytrippin’.    With his wife JoAnn as co-author, he wrote articles and reviews, and submitted many interviews for both publications.

In September of 2003, Ken was thrilled to join the exciting new world of satellite radio when his talents were enlisted by two channels on XM Radio.  His Beatles show, newly and appropriately re-christened as “Every Little Thing,” was heard on the all-eclectic music channel ‘Fine Tuning’.  And what channel would better serve the most eclectic musical group of all time?  Ken’s programming freedom was pushed to the max on XM, and he enjoyed including boundary-pushing sets that deftly incorporated pieces like Paul McCartney’s classical works and George’s Indian explorations.  The XM show eliminated contests and giveaways, and Beatle news was now missing, but every show still included at least one of Ken’s unique thematic sets. (Where else could you hear a set that features ukulele or an all “bird songs” themed hour?)  And Beatle News was not far away, since Ken also hosted short features “Beatle News” and “Beatle Breaks” heard throughout the week on their 60’s channel; with one covering everything currently going on in the Beatle world, and the other explaining the history behind a song, album, or aspect of the Beatles’ story through interviews.  Ken was heard on XM until January 2009, when the merger of Sirius-XM brought significant programming changes and staff reductions.  He looks at his years at XM as a tremendous experience, and values the relationships he developed with fellow staffers.

In 2011, Ken hosted a radio special to celebrate the CD remaster for Paul McCartney & Wings’ “Band On The Run,” that aired on 260 stations. This lead to launch the nationally syndicated show “Every Little Thing,” now heard on over 40 radio stations-a mixture of commercial, public, college and internet stations, including www.fab4radio.com.

Ken has also worked behind the scenes as a producer for the ABC Radio Networks/Radio Today, and his contributions could be heard on, among other shows, “Flashback,” “Screen Test,” and “Today In Rock History.”  He is very proud of his work as both programmer and producer for the soft-Adult Contemporary show “Special of the Week” in the mid 90’s. His time at the network also led to Ken producing the only syndicated radio special to coincide with the release of the “John Lennon Anthology” box set in 1998.  And while at ABC, Ken exercised his skills as an interviewer with subjects as diverse and exciting as Glen Campbell, Tommy James, Chicago, Tony Orlando & Dawn, Three Dog Night, Donny Osmond, the Zombies, and Peter & Gordon.

In September 2009, Ken created the new all-talk weekly Beatles podcast “Fab Fourum,”  and in 2012, Ken joined forces with Beatles Examiner’s Steve Marinucci to create “Things We Said Today,” and later expanded the show by adding two new co-hosts Al Sussman (Exec. Editor, Beatlefan) and Allan Kozinn (former NY Times writer, Classical Music; freelance writer Wall Street Journal and others) for a weekly one-hour discussion on anything Beatles-past, present and future (!,) which you can stream on www.podbean.com, YouTube, and iTunes.  Ad one more podcast show to Ken’s arsenal – “Talk More Talk: A Solo-Beatles Videocast,” which launched in 2018, dealing mainly with the 4 Beatles solo-careers-an in depth look at the most successful solo-careers from a previous band, so-hosted with Beatles authors Kit O’Toole (“Songs We Were Singing: Guided Tours Through The Beatles’ Lesser-Known Tracks,”) Ken Womack (“John Lennon 1980: The Last Days Of The Life,”) Tom Hunyady (co-host of Paul McCartney Solo-podcast “2 Legs,”) and Joe Mayo (host of popular You Tube channel “Mean Mr. Mayo.”) The show can be heard on all platforms, including Spotify, iTunes and YouTube.

Gary the presenter of Blast from the 80s and Blast from the 90s both shows full of great music and interviews from artists from the era’s. Contact Gary via his email or Facebook and twitter also listen to old shows via his website

A familiar face on the Merseyside music scene joins Mersey Radio bringing an eclectic mix of music to Sunday afternoons. Gary will be presenting The Sunday Show form 2 till 4 giving you the soundtrack to your Sunday. Listeners can expect to hear some instantly recognisable songs mixed with some hits from the top 40 with some requests and shout outs from show’s Facebook and Twitter pages.

After DJing and performing across the region Gary will bring a mixed bag of music which has filled dance floors for nearly 20 years. Gary has said about The Sunday Show “Growing up the best day of the week was Sunday. Every week the radio would be on and you’d be doing the housework or making the Sunday dinner and even now if I hear a certain song I’m back there. That’s what the Sunday will be!”

The N.U.A show with Jay Adkins.

A 2 hour journey through the world of unsigned music. From Pop to Punk, Roots to Reggae, Jazz to Funk, Dance to World, Country to Classical – this show has it all.

What was started back in 2007 on an Internet radio station www.offthechartradio.co.uk (Sept 2004 – Jan 2014) snowballed into one of the most listened to shows on the station.

Now it’s available each and every week on some of the best online radio stations in the world.

Please email nuashow@gmail.com for show schedules and ENJOY THE MUSIC.

As well as working for various BBC stations Alan ran his own 4 hour show on a local fm station for over eight years.

In addition to his radio work, Alan loves live work and travels all over the UK commentating at events such as country shows, air displays and pirate battles! indeed he is known as “the voice” of the world famous Albert Dock.

A keen theatre goer Alan promises lots of high profile interviews and features on his programme.

With guest interviews (over the years Alan has interviewed over 6,000 people), prizes and surpises we predict that “ALAN CONNAN’S WORLD” will be totally unpredictable! So hold on to your hats and tune in on Friday at 21.00GMT.

His show is also sponsored by The Royal Court Liverpool were you can get a chance to win Theatre tickets and meals for great shows all through the year.

cd give aways circus tickets and much more

click on the website link to see whats on at the royal court and book tickets https://liverpoolsroyalcourt.com/

Born in 1962 at home in Ellesmere Port, the middle of three children, an older brother and younger sister, Mother still alive, Father passed away 11 years ago. Attended school in Ellesmere Port, getting 8 cses and 1 o level, leaving school at 15 years of age. Started work at 13 or 14 on a market stall selling bedding, towels, curtains etc, went to work for Lewis’ as a trolley boy and ended up in warehouse as a baler. Joined the merchant navy at 16.

Always loved music, the radio was always on in the kitchen at home, started collecting the awful Top Of The Pops albums from about 12 years, these albums generally contained bad cover versions of the current hits ! First single i bought was Get Dancin’ by Disco Tex & The Sexolettes aged 12, first gigs i attended Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel, Genesis post Peter Gabriel and Styx !

Always borrowing albums from friends and neighbours, I’d listen to anything at least once, punk started making noises in 1976 and this music was my epiphany managing to watch most of the most popular bands over the next few years, Buzzcocks, Stiff Little Fingers, Penetration, Ramones, The Jam, The Undertones, 999, The Stranglers, Magazine, The Rezillos, The Clash, missing out on The Sex Pistols, with this came my first contact with Reggae, Bob Marley initially.

Whilst at sea my musical tastes were further broadened, in a reggae style, friends introducing me to Prince Far-I, Big Youth, Culture, then two -tone kicked in with The Specials, The Beat, Madness, The Bodysnatchers etc which lead me to seek out original ska, bluebeat, rock steady and to becoming an avid listener of John Peel. I was also told recently, despite punk and reggae being my bag in them formative years, i was always a soul boy at heart, rude to disagree ! Soul music has always been part of my life in varying degrees. The Blues and Folk concur !

And the icing on the cake was having the pleasure, they were now supreme heroes of mine, of meeting Bob Marley, The Wailers and the I-Threes on the 29/11/79 at Tower Records in San Francisco at the tender age of 17. Boom !

Dismissed from the merchant navy at 18, worked as a barman, banqueting porter, waiter, kitchen porter, production operator, newspaper seller, festival operative, cleaner, security, handyman, project officer with The Keep Britain Tidy Group, Welfare Rights Adviser etc.

I started to deejay with an old school friend under the guise The Soul Vendors, playing wherever we could get a gig usually with a few local bands, building our own sound system, managing to get a few gigs in High Society,The Big Apple and Olivers in Chester, but never really making any money ! Although we were good ! That fizzled out after 6 or 7 years. Then through an acquaintance i’d met in Chester, started live work again as The Affinity Brothers covering Cheshire and Merseyside, ultimately Liverpool, the highlights having a residency in The Hardman Hotel for Club Corinto, part of The Nicaragua Must Survive Campaign, then after disagreements with the organiser we lost that gig.

We continued to play Liverpool sporadically, Macmillans, Baa Bar, The Wonder Bar, Liverpool University, LIPA , but our musical partnership came to an end, the last live deejay set we played was at The Magnet about 12 years ago !

Moved to Liverpool about 22 years ago to commence a student nursing course, living in Walton, moving to Anfield, Norris Green, Kenny, Bootle, Anfield, Toxteth but settled back in Anfield !

Settled with Barbara for 13 years with 3 dogs, 3 cats and a dozen chinchillas, i manage a 10 bed unit in Kirkdale for those presenting with challenging behaviour and acquired brain injury, worked there the past four years, we have two children, Hannah and Shaun, both growing up nicely.

Lucky to be broadcasting for about 3 years, inlatterly having the great pleasure in playing tunes I love to a wider audience and hoping they will also like them, a great feeling, sharing the love of timeless music with others, unbeatable and having them thank you tremendous.

I am Steve Wood aka The Soul Vendor, 51 years of age presenting a show on Mersey Radio on a Tuesday evening between 22.00 hrs – Midnight, it appears to be growing from strength to strength, I play an eclectic mix of tunes with soul at their core incorporating Funk, Soul, Blues, R’n’B, Reggae, 60’s to the present Beat, Rock’n’Roll, Garage and a touch of Jazz, presented live !!

A near lifelong fan of both Ska & Reggae. From the first time of hearing Gangsters(The Specials) I was hooked. Madness and The Beat soon followed, then The Selecters and The Bodysnatchers.

Now at 50+, my collection of music just had to be shared. I now host a Ska & Reggae Show on my local Community Radio Station, (Barrow In Furness) and The Sound Of Spitfire (Spalding) hoping to inspire a few more people to make these two genres their own obsession. Now on Mersey Radio. Tuesdays 6pm uk time

Chris Currie presents is a local music show featuring music from Liverpool, Wirral and the Merseyside and playing the best in new music, both signed and unsigned, and classics across the years.

About me:

I live, breathe, eat and sleep music. My dad gave me my first record player when I was about four years old and that was that.

I’ve been a DJ since I was a teenager and feel privileged to make a living doing a job I really enjoy. Back in the day I worked for Radio City hosting outdoor events and road shows, but my first taste of radio was with MFM on Wirral, broadcasting out of their studios in The Old School House in Birkenhead. A brief spell at KCR in Prescot followed on. But after that there was a lengthy hiatus from radio work until I asked to get involved with Wirral Radio, initially to help out with the sound editing, but I soon found myself back presenting. I spent 8 years at Wirral Radio where I was lucky enough to offered the chance to create and present my own local music show. Sadly Wirral Radio went into administration and closed down in 2018 and I moved over to IWFM before being invited to bring my Chris Currie presents show over to Mersey Radio in March 2019.

So here I am doing something that I love and hopefully spreading the love for Liverpool, Wirral and Merseyside bands across the airwaves and finding ears eager to listen and support our talented musicians.

The show airs on Mersey Radio every Monday night between 8.00 and 11.00 pm with a show repeat on Tuesday between 3.00 and 6.00pm

Musicians and bands wishing to submit songs/tracks/music for consideration for airplay should send WAV audio files to the show uploader. Tracks must not be explicit in either language or content. Please also include a short biography including the band line-up

www.transferbigfiles.com/dropbox/ChrisCurriePresents

Listen Again at: www.mixcloud.com/ChrisCurriepresents

Press: liverpoolnoise.com/chris-currie-in-conversation

STEVE FITCH STARTED HIS CAREER IN HOSPITAL RADIO (RADIO CATHERINE AND SUNSHINE RADIO) HELPING OUT PROGRAMMES BY GETTING REQUESTS FROM WARDS. SOMETIMES BEING GIVEN PRESENTING TASKS TO DO, FUNNY STORIES FROM NEWSPAPERS SPRINGS TO MIND AS ONE.
WENT ON TO BECOME A PROFESSIONAL DJ WORKING IN HOLIDAY CAMPS AND MOBILE DISCO WORK. HAS WORKED WITH JOHN PERTWEE (WORZEL GUMMIDGE), GAIL FROM CORONATION STREET AND THE WURZELS TO NAME BUT A FEW.
HOBBIES INCLUDE FOLLOWING MIGHTY REDS OF LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB PLUS LOCAL CLUB TRANMERE ROVERS. OTHER HOBBIES INCLUDE COLLECTING MODEL BUSES AND BUS MEMORABILIA.
WORKS DAYTIME AS A SELF EMPLOYED EBAY SHOP OWNER SELLING COLLECTABLES FROM ALL ERAS.
HIS SHOW INCLUDES MUSIC FROM THE 50’S THROUGH TO THE 70’S PLUS ARTISTE OF THE WEEK, GUESS THE CONNECTION AND OF COURSE LOTS OF FUN IN THE CHATROOM.
SO IF YOU HAVE HAD A BAD DAY OR WEEK THIS SHOW IS JUST THE TONIC YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR. SO IF IT IS MUSIC AND MAYHEM ON THE RADIO THEN TUNE IN ONLY ON MERSEY RADIO

Hello my name is Stevie Mac
I present Stevie Mac’s Soul & Motown Show every Sunday between 7pm & 9pm.

If you like soul, Motown, Funk & R’n’B this is the show for you. I have many years experience in the music industry and like most genres of music. But probably my favourite genre is soul music.

If you would like a request on the show email me soulandmotownshow@yahoo.com

message me on social media here -https://www.facebook.com/steviemacsradioshows

See you all soon

Stevie xx

Steve Bishop was a button presser behind the scenes at many commercial and BBC local stations and went on to present his own show on Radio Caroline. Further stints on community radio stations in the South East of England led to him recording and syndicating his own oldies show, with music in the 50s to 80s period, from the comfort of his garden coal bunker, despite the fire risk. You can join him on Falklands Radio for the Old Record Club on Mersey Radio tuesdays 8am uk time wednesday 2am uk time friday 7am uk time

He can often be found on the terraces of Queens Park Rangers football club but wonders why, as they never go and see him when he’s bad. Drinks tea like it’s going out of fashion. A self-confessed luddite, he still uses CD players, record decks and tape machines. Steve’s music taste includes artists such as Electric Light Orchestra, Al Stewart, David Bowie and 1970s Queen. He intends to get away with doing his radio show for as long as possible.

GINGER AND NUTS

A few years ago, Ginger and Nuts were voted ‘Best Community Radio Show’. Since then, their weekly radio show can be heard across a network of radio stations, including Mersey Radio.

Ginger and Nuts throw in a mix of fun, mayhem and cheeky banter. It’s blended with feel-good music, competitions and interviews with some of the most extraordinary people! They also have their very own roving reporter, Nikky Smart who chats through the latest quirky stories.

Darren aka ‘Nuts’ said: “We love presenting our show on Mersey Radio, we love the people of Liverpool. It’s the accent, and how they interact and engage with us. It just makes the show fun”.

The dynamic presenters often also review various products and days out. They work in partnership with leading brands such as Empire Cinemas, Halo Top, Disney on Ice, and Bondara.

They have interviewed big names like Britt Ekland, Gloria Gaynor and Keith Lemon, and have also worked in partnership with big brands like Disney On Ice, Halo Top Ice Cream, Empire Cinemas, and Lush.

Off Air, Darren struggles with his Mental Health, as well as Fibromyalgia – a chronic debilitating disability.

“Radio lifts me and being able to engage with people, have fun and play great songs makes it all worthwhile” added Darren.

Want a mention on next week’s show?

Email: studio@gingerandnuts.uk

Tweet/Instagram @gingerandnuts

Visit www.gingerandnuts.uk

Mark Maddox is a Dj from the Northwest of England with over 25yrs experience. Starting out as an 18yr old doing warm up sets for the 96.7FM Radio City Dj’s in Mr Smiths Warrington, he soon started getting a reputation for being a diverse Dj as he mixed between genres to build up an energy on the dance floor. That quickly saw Mark being asked to do some warm up sets for the cult tv show Hitman And Her with Pete Waterman and Michaela Strachen. Going past the 90’s Dance and Rave scene, Mark fell in love with House music. That passion allowed Mark to grow even more as a Dj and it wasn’t too long before he was doing full House sets for some of the worlds most renowned brands. Over the years Mark has travelled across the UK and Europe playing on gigs alongside the likes of David Morales, Erick Morillo, Chicane, Pete Tong, Tall Paul, Boy George, Judge Jules, Whelan and Di Scala (now Camelphat), Anton Powers, David Dunne, Dave Graeme, Esquire, K Klass, Pianoman, Awesome 3, Dream Frequency, Dancing Divas, and many more… as well as playing sets with some of the worlds best Sax, Percussionists, and Electric Violinists to ever grace the dance music industry. Mark has performed in front of crowds ranging from 50 to 10,000 for club brands and venues such as Cream, Ministry Of Sound, Gatecrasher, Enigma Ibiza (ex Kanya Beach Club), Es Paradis Ibiza, Eden Ibiza (where he performed the closing set of the summer in 2019), Ibiza Rocks (for which he held a residency in 2019), Float Your Boat Ibiza, Beat Herder Festival, Widcombe Festival (where he closed the stage after Basement Jaxx), and the sell out Indian Summer Festival (where Mark’s brand Royal House held their own tent), and Utopia Ibiza Festival where Mark has headlined for the past 2 years (2021 & 2022). Mark has performed at corporate events for Toni & Guy, Adidas, and Selfridges, as well as doing exclusive Wedding, Birthday, Boat, Pool, and event After Parties for celebrity and private clients. Mark has also done many guest mixes for FM radio stations such as Radio City, Rock FM, Kiss, Galaxy, Gaydio, as well as many internet stations.

I’m Viv, a lady of a “certain age” living in the new Forest in Hampshire, England.

I have 2 sons and a grandson and enjoy getting out and about – either in the forest or on the beach – with family, friends and my dogs.

Although I’ve now lived “Down South” for most of my life, my roots are still firmly entrenched in the North East of England, among the beautiful countryside of the Durham and Yorkshire Dales.

I consider myself very lucky as when I was a child my Grandparents had a farm and I had an idyllic childhood as Saturdays were spent on the farm talking to the animals and playing on the farm machinery – the health and safety police wouldn’t allow that these days!

Eventually I had to grow up and get a job. 🙁

At eighteen I joined the Fire Service where I made some great friends and, as you can imagine, had some very moving experiences.

Life has taken me many places since then, bringing me into radio at a pretty late stage in my life, however I enjoy it enormously, sharing my love of music with my audience and chatting about anything that comes into my head.

Hi, I’m Matty  one half of the funny and sometimes out of control madhouse show who i used to  co present with Stevie Mac. The show went out on a Thursday evening at 8pm till 10pm. We both played  a wide variety of music as we love music so much if fact you can say i was brought up on music all my life and always wanted to be a presenter. but times change and i bassically run everything now

We used to  have some great guest from the world of music, theatre ,film and tv,and sports so its a mixed bag hopefully it suited  everyones taste.And i can say that personally our aim was to make you smile or laugh your socks off

Also i present a boxing show with my co host Elliot foster boxing has always been in my blood ive interviewed many boxers Lennox Lewis Nigel Benn Frank Bruno and all our local pro boxers like the Smith brothers to tony bellew .and believe you me sometimes its like a comedy show to.

so id love it if you can join me in my passion as we break the news cover fights and more .

My names paul woodburn dj paul woody I’m 42 and been DJing since 2019 but been clubbing through all the good years and the society years on duke street were my favourite I’ve not dj’d in bars but I am on a couple of radio shows and do have events lined up this year other than parties I’ve done to I’ve a mixed range of music but house / funky and tech house is my favourite to play

My name is Paul Shannon also known as banjoshann i have been in radio and the music scene for a long time the music i like , well i like all genre , but my first love is bluegrass and country . I do 3 shows on merseyradio.co.uk Total country = The bluegrass grooves and Rolling back the ye ars My show times are SUNDAY 12till 2PM Total Country MONDAY 12till 2pm THE BLUEGRASS GROOVES and WEDNESDAY 10pm till midnight with Rolling back the Years

So you love keeping an ear on the latest movements in the UK music chart but your fed up listening to chart shows that are not giving you the most up to date information, and not playing every song in the top 40? Well your search is over! Every week The Ultimate UK Chart brings you a countdown show with a difference. Not only do we play every single song in the Top 40, we have our Sneaky Peak at 50-41 so you get a taste of what is just outside the Top 40. We bring you essential information about the artists and tracks but keep the waffle to a minimum so we bring you more of the music you love. We also now bring you the Pre Order Top 5 and the Top 10 Albums.

The Ultimate UK Chart is a weekly chart show presented by Jason Scott, produced by Dave Taylor and is compiled by DTR. DTR use sales, download and airplay information and include Sunday sales which is why you get a chart that’s way ahead of any other in the UK, and information is used from sales in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland

Big Bob’s Memory Lane

Memory Lane is a 3-hour LIVE show broadcasted every Saturday at 9:00 am EST, 14.00 UK Time, featuring “Old Time Rock and Roll” music. We play the charted hits from the 60’s and 70’s, one hit wonders and covers. We don’t just play songs, we play memories. Our database contains charted tunes from a variety of popular groups. Before cell phones, before CD-ROMS, before microwave ovens and before SUV’s wasn’t life much simpler? If you remember The Motown sound; Drive-in Movies and Cruising your Main Street, then sit back, listen, enjoy and reminisce with the tunes that will never die!

live saturdays 2pm wednesday 10am friday 4am

DJ Dessie Doran an upcoming multi genre DJ playing house, tech house, techno, drum and bass, played alongside the best local talents in Liverpool DJ Chris Butler and DJ Giggs who have inspired me a lot. previously played live on Facebook on HardAttackRadio. I love 90s rave music and have attended lots of rave reunions such as the Paradox and The Rewind  Music Medicine also HushHushMedia

Hi it’s me Will Meadows, I have been involved with music for many years including playing guitar in bands and session work.

After taking a break from performing I returned to play and found I was loving it as much as i did then.

When i am not playing you will find me listening to some of my favourite artists and plenty of classic rock, blues and good foot tapping guitar tunes anything from ACDC to ZZ Top and most things in between .. which brings me to my radio presenting.

When the opportunity came along to become a presenter on Liver Radio it was like lighting the blue touch paper! something that I wanted to do and to entertain bringing music. humour and my style of presenting to the people of my home town and the world of Mersey Radio.

I am a DJ/ Singer/ Promoter based in the North West with 20 years of experience in the music industry

I was part of a company called Impress which i created and i went on to secure residences in Bars/ Clubs across the North West gaining lots of experience and doing all of my own promotional work whilst building up a professional reputation

I spent alot of time in Benidorm securing residences in popular bars/ clubs such as Tiki City and Beach Comber to name a few..

I am currently playing weekly on two radio stations MERSEY radio and Eibiza Radio with guest DJs such as John Cotton, Chris Butler and Dave Bolton

I play Funky, Disco, House, Club Classics and Tech which have been inspired by John Cotton

I have created an online presence with my weekly music streams and i have built up a fan base with more followers tuning in each week to support me..

I have recently been signed to Subtoxic Records where i will also have the opportunity to add my own vocal to tracks as i am also an experienced vocalist and classically trained

Working as a DJ/ Singer/ Promoter is my passion, my life.. and i wont ever stop until i reach every dream and goal i can possibly achieve.

For the  year 2023 I am now the founder of sound events with my own brands such As the House project &GOT2HAVEIT.

I am a playing in and around the UK. And also ibiza .

The New Music Show is a weekly one hour programme which showcases many of the important new songs due to be released over the coming weeks. Each weekly show is made up of 75% of new releases by established artists who have already achieved chart success. Trent Sound’s New Music Show also previews the latest songs by “heritage” acts who have had hits in the past but have been absent from the charts for a while. The rest of the programme is filled by 2 or 3 new releases by brand new acts, plus there are 2 tracks from a re-issued classic album or a new “Greatest Hits” collection.

Geoff Hobbs was born in Melbourne Australia in 1965 , his Parents emigrated to there and they came back to the UK in 1968.
Geoff went to Alderman Quilley school in the town where he grew up, Eastleigh in Hampshire.
His radio career goes back as far as the 1980’s where he did some Hospital Radio presenting at Southampton HBA.
He took a break from radio in the 1990’s to run a mobile disco until an old back injury forced him into retirement .
In 2004 , He made a return to Radio on a station called TNR, The Big Easy and has since been heard on a variety of stations on Internet and FM Radio.
The Late Zone
With the sixties triple play plus the ghost story and geoff pets ollie and shilo the singing dogs this is a great show for night owls.