The Charlotte Gay show has returned back into 2012 and with a very food obsessed show. The podcast carries with it the regulars of Gay Pride and Sunday Soother, but also brings the return of Radio Fail. Charlotte also hatches a plan to bring The Blanks to Bournemouth in her new feature, parody corner*. *Better [...]
Archive for January, 2012
The Charlotte Gay Podcast 22/1/12
January 24th, 2012 
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Posted in Podcasts, Radio, The Charlotte Gay Podcast 
Tags: charlotte gay, Entertainment, Gay Pride, Parody Corner, podcast, Radio, The Artist, The Blanks 
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Nerve FM: Logo Competition!
January 17th, 2012 chrisj Could your logo design be the new face of Nerve Radio?…
Posted in News Tags: Bournemouth, competition, design, fm, graphic, logo, Nerve*, Radio, student union, SUBU Comments OffA Tribute to a Legend: Nerve Remembers Gary Speed
January 16th, 2012 sporteditor When the news broke on the morning of November 27th, that Wales’ manager Gary Speed had died, the footballing world recoiled in shock. And when it emerged that he had been found hanging in his garage, the already tragic news became almost unbearable. How could a man who had been described as being ‘excited and [...]
Sports Personality: All male shortlist, an all male award?
January 11th, 2012 sporteditor At the end of the year the BBC celebrate the achievements of UK sportsmen and women; however it appears that it was a bad year for women’s sport in 2011 as NO women were nominated for the Sports Personality of the Year (SPOTY) award. But has it been a bad year for women’s sport? Arguably [...]
Posted in Magazine, Sports Tags: adams, award, England, ennis, exclusion, kerry anne payne, male, Nerve Sport, olympics, pendleton, phillips, rebecca adlington, reid, sport, sports personality, stevenson, wellington, woman, zara Comments OffTennis 2011: A look back at a scintillating year.
January 11th, 2012 sporteditor If the recent ATP World Tour Finals taught spectators one thing, it’s that anything can happen on a tennis court in major tournaments. World ranking is sometimes more a guideline than a reflection of ranked skill, with form often playing havoc on the ATP Tour circuit. As Novak Djokovic’s god-like 43-match unbeaten run earlier this [...]
Posted in Magazine, Sports, Sports Tags: 2011, atp, berdych, djokovic, federer, james hartnett, murray, Nerve Sport, novak, tennis, tsonga, worlds tour finals Comments OffVeteran Shaun Cooper talks a turbulent 2011 for AFC Bournemouth
January 11th, 2012 sporteditor Beginning to find a good run of form, AFC Bournemouth’s shaky start to the season looks to be wearing off. With manager Lee Bradbury settling in to the demands of managerialism, and new assistant manager Russ Wilcox bringing in decades of experience, 2012 could be a successful year for the Cherries. Nerve’s Patrick Farren asked [...]
Posted in Magazine, News, Sports Tags: AFC Bournemouth, Championship, Eddie Howe, football, Interview, league 1, Lee Bradbury, Nerve Sport, russ wilcox, shaun cooper Comments OffLive Review: Gary Numan @ Southampton Guildhall, 9/12/11
January 10th, 2012 Nerve News Edging my way through the grand entrance of the Guildhall it dawned on me that I was considerably under the average age of this gigs audience. On my way to the front of the room I was able to count on one hand, the number of fans under the age of 45! However, it was [...]
Posted in Magazine, Music Tags: Gary Numan, Hannah Sweetnam, Jayce Lewis, Live Review, Southampton Guildhall Comments Off
