Followed . Now they are saying that trump is blocking free speech as they all scream it in unison. Trump accuses them of groupthink and they respond with groupthink. Since the election, the media has been one malfunctioning car alarm. This after slipping through obamas terms, ignoring iran, doj, irs, immigration while dreaming of hillary. Now hes gone mother dreams are shattered and now they are wideawake because trump is their red bull. What phonies. They gave up trump endless airtime while reading their hands thinking it was okay because hillary had it. He wasnt the empty can you thought he was. While mocking trump come of both caring what you thought. In the red bull gourd your gored your butt. They ignored the clarifications obvious to us. Remember when one of us would criticize obama or hillary, we would be called a bigot. I remember it like it was yesterday, probably because it was. You pretend you are the victim. You are not oppressed, just depressed. Get over it. All right, jed
Three new radio folk are joining The Radio Academy board of trustees following a tie for second place. Following an election by Radio Academy Members, Molly Guinness, Rob Littlejohn and Adam Uytman have been announced as the new additions.The charity
The Radio Academy has revealed the list of Mentees and Mentors participating in this year’s Radio Academy Mentoring Programme.Twenty mentees from across the industry have been selected to receive six months of mentoring from an industry leader, peer
Three new Radio Academy Trustees announced
Adele Cross, Kathryn Anastasi and Will Jackson have all been appointed as Trustees of the Radio Academy for the next three years.
They replace Dennie Morris, Aradhna Tayal and Steve Taylor, who served their three-year terms from 2017.
Adele, Kathryn and Will take up their voluntary positions straight away and are expected to play an active role and attend a minimum of six board meetings per year, by video conference or in-person in London.
Find out more about the three winners in their own words below:
Adele Cross
I’m proud to say that this year marks my 20 year anniversary at the BBC. With 2 decades as a programme maker under my belt from music radio to long form speech content, BBC TV to BBC Learning I’ve been given the chance to express my creativity, follow my passion, develop my leadership skills and contribute to this medium we love called radio. After coming through a tough year the audience has rediscovered a