Saturday, June 25, 2011 by Bill Everatt.

Hello there, this is Bill Everatt, with news about this weeks Celtica Radio Underground Edition, now on-line and Receivable Worldwide, On-line, On Digital and Mobile Wireless, and on 756 AM through the transmitters of Radio Hafren.

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We feature the band Electro Kill Machine.

In Urban Legends, we hear the story of The Phantom Legion.

And in our “who said this?”  I’d like to know who said this; “There is only one difference between a madman and me. I am not mad.”  I’ll give you the answer at the end of the show.

Plus, music wise, we have tracks from; Minerva Street, Prolific Noise, Spanx T Urquhart, Tony Haven and Scarlet BLONDE.

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Sunday, April 24, 2011 by Bill Everatt.

From Midnight tonight Celtica Radio will be broadcasting our programmes on the medium wave.  For two hours nightly we will be syndicating our shows on Mid Wales’ new local radio station, Radio Hafren.

A couple of years ago we experimented with transmitting on the Medium Wave using the facilities of the supportive mainland European Broadcaster Radio Seagull/Radio Waddenzee.  The transmissions took advantage of the atmospheric effects that the Medium Wave or AM band is subject to late at night.  These characteristics ensured that the broadcasts could be received throughout most of Central Europe and the East Coast of the UK.

I’m so very grateful to Radio Hafren for giving us this opportunity and the owners themselves for supporting us… We’ve spent eleven long years working to get our shows broadcast on UK radio.  Not only will it bring our programmes to a whole new audience of late night listeners in Mid Wales and further afield. But as our material is syndicated during the hours of darkness, we will no doubt pick up what are known as DX, or distance, listeners as well.

As usual all our shows will also be available on-line to download or to listen again for one week to one month after the initial broadcast.

For me, Radio Hafren electing to take our syndicated shows on a nightly basis is a personal triumph, and a testament to the loyal and talented team of presenters it has been my privilege to represent since 1997.

So what’s going to be so special about these new shows then? I hear you ask?  What sort of value are they going to add?  Well…  Actually, the answer is in Celtica Radios origins, and the programmes we have been making and broadcasting across the world for the last eleven years.

Our station was born out of the very human condition of defiance and tenacity in defeat…  One of the things we were, and still are, very passionate about, is the fundamentally important role of broadcasters to champion new and unsigned and independent artists.

Thomas Pain, joint owner of Radio Hafren said:- “We’ve had an excellent relationship with Celtica Radio since January, and like us they have the same business ethos and local broadcasting values.  Plus they have already produced popular shows for us in both English and Welsh.  Indeed, the programmes produced by Celtica actually assisted in the transferring by Ofcom of our broadcast licence, so we know that we’ve got a tried and tested product already accepted by the regulator.”

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Friday, April 8, 2011 by Bill Everatt.

Hello there, this is Bill Everatt, with news about the brand Celtica Radio Underground Edition, Receivable Worldwide, On-line, On Digital Wireless and on the Nokia Mobile Phone Network for April 8th 2011.

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My special guest is Ludwig Amadeus, and I’ll be talking to him, about twenty minutes into the show.

In Urban Legends this time, we hear the story of The Visitor at Waunfawr.

And in our “who said this?”  I’d like to know who said this; “Justice delayed, is justice denied.”  So, who do you think said that?  Any Idea?  I’ll give you the answer at the end of the show.

Music wise, we have tracks from; Jim Hitchcock, DANTE, Fletcher, Lato and Mr Gary C.

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Saturday, December 11, 2010 by Bill Everatt.

Hello there, this is Bill Everatt, with news about a new Celtica Radio Underground Edition, Receivable Worldwide, On-line, On Digital Wireless and on the Nokia Mobile Phone Network.

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My special guest is Paul Shuttleworth the Lead Singer of the seminal Seventies band, the Kursaal Flyers, and he’ll be telling us about his new band the Ugly Guys.  In Urban Legends this time, we hear the story of the Miners Tale written by South Wales Author Colin Perrett.

If you have in concern about the abuses of power by corporations and Government, or about people and ideas being suppressed, you might find the short feature we have about a quarter of the way into the show interesting.

And in our “who said this?”  I’d like to know who said this; “I don’t want to achieve immortality through my work… I want to achieve it through not dying.”  So, who do you think said that?

Plus, music wise, we have tracks from; Rob EC, Hotel Brown, Ford, Six Point Five, Sean Deegan and Highway Blonde.

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Sunday, August 15, 2010 by Bill Everatt.

This is Bill Everatt, with news about the Celtica Radio Underground Edition, Receivable Worldwide, On-line, On Digital Wireless and on the Nokia Mobile Phone Network.

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Bills special guest is Ryan Helman live in the studio.  In Urban Legends Robbie Peterson reads the tale of the Great Wall of China.  We’ve got another particularly interesting episode of the Chronicles of Little Bibbling under Flossock…  All is not quite what it seems.

And in our “who said this?”  I’d like to know who said this;  “The instinct of nearly all societies is to lock up anybody who is truly free. First, society begins by trying to beat you up. If this fails, they try to poison you. If this fails too, they finish by loading honours on your head.”  So, who do you think said that?  I’ll give you the answer at the end of the show.

Music wise, we have tracks from; Hayley Griffiths, Amsterdam, Aaron English, Melanie Jean, Trysette and Zeros to Heros.

Playlist files;
Reverend Zen - Don’t Try To Tell Me
Zeros To Heros - They Drove Me To It
Belasco - Something Between Us
Remy De Laroque - Where We’re From
Trysette - Good Day
Rosie Ribbons - Laws of Attraction
Char Butler - Peace (Whatever Happens)
Melanie Jean - Ain’t Over Yet
Aaron English - All the Waters
Amsterdam - Lovers
Hayley Griffiths - Our Love

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