ON THIS WEEK’S SHOW

Leo, Kate, Rachel and Lucy

And the cast from Blackadder II: Paul (Lord Percy), Marc (Director)  and Clive (Baldrick)

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Leo Duncan talks about his new poetry book ‘Things I Can’t Say Out Loud’ and his personal struggles with mental health.

Leo’s book is available to buy through his website www.silenceislame.com/store

www.silenceislame.com

His book is available to buy from 25th October

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Kate Hellard from FTC talks about how we can support younger people in Frome

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 Lucy McMahon, Communications Officer and Rachel Clark, Neighbourhood Police Team Sergeant talk about We Hear You; where it all began, their involvement in the charity and how they are celebrating is 25th anniversary on the 19th October

www.wehearyou.org

www.365forwhy.co.uk

www.wehearyou.org.uk/fundraising/conference-2019

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Marc Cox, Paul Hopper and Clive Orchard talk all about the Athenaeum Theatre’s latest production of Blackadder II and how they are raising funds for the Theatre’s chosen charity Wiltshire Air Ambulance.

Showing from 27th -30th November 2019

www.theath.org.uk

www.facebook.com/athenaeumwarminster

01985 213891

TicketSource: 0333 666 3366

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If you would like your organisation or volunteer activities or ideas to feature on All About Frome

contact email studio@nullfrome.fm and put All About Frome in the subject.

Rupert or Julia will get back to you.

Heritage rock artist Jo Burt has shared stages and recording studios around the world with some of the biggest names in music: Freddie Mercury, The Troggs and Black Sabbath are just three of the credits to his name. Jo talked to Frome College’s music tech students about some of his experiences, ahead of his upcoming series of acoustic shows which begin this week, and include a concert in Mells on Friday, 15th November. Tickets and full information via joburt.co.uk.
This show will play out on Wednesday 16th October at 10am, Wednesday 16th October at 5pm, and Thursday 17th October at 9pm. Or listen on demand here.

Frome singer songwriter Sara Vian came in to FromeFM with her guitar and performed three songs, which you can hear on this week’s Rebellious Jukebox show. You can also hear Sara talk about what shes been up to since the launch of her album, Beautiful Soul, in 2016, including the setting up of the Frome Music Industry Network. This is a monthly networking event for musicians and all industries loosely connected with the music business, held upstairs at the Three Swans in King Street, Frome, on the fourth Thursday of the month.
Find out more about Sara Vian at her website. 
The Rebellious Jukebox, presented by Julian Crawley. Thursday evenings from 8.00 until 9.00, repeated Sunday evening at 10.00.

ON THIS WEEK’S SHOW

From left to right: Rachel, Su, Karen, Laura and Jill

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Karen Mathie, Corporate Partnerships Fundraiser talks about Children’s Hospice South West, and the help and support they offer families with children who have life limiting conditions.

www.chsw.org.uk

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Su Crutchley talks about the Mells 10k event on Saturday 12th October which she started after losing her Son Benny in 2012 to a brain tumour.

All money raised from this event will go towards CLIC Sargent after they helped Su and her family when Benny became poorly.

www.mells10k.com

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Rachel Webster, Fundraising Manager, talks about CLIC Sargent and the services they provide for children and their families affected by childhood cancers.

www.clicsargent.org.uk

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Laura Shuttleworth and Jill Reynolds from Mrs B’s Caring Catering talk about their Halloween party on Friday 1st November and how they are raising money for Hannah’s Wilberry Wonder Pony.

For more details on the Halloween party: https://www.facebook.com/events/435916960593031/

Tickets are also available from Ab Fab Costume Hire in Frome where you can get 10% off costume hire with every ticket purchased.

www.mrsbscaringcatering.co.uk

www.thestanderwickcentre.co.uk

www.wilberrywonderpony.org

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If you would like your organisation or volunteer activities or ideas to feature on All About Frome

contact email studio@nullfrome.fm and put All About Frome in the subject.

Rupert or Julia will get back to you.

ON THIS WEEK’S SHOW – CLIMATE CRISIS

Today’s programme is a little different from usual, and over the next few months, every 4th All About Frome will be looking at a global issue and giving it a local spin by involving people from our community in the discussion.

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FULL HOUSE! From left to right: Alex, Anna, Matt,  Helen, Neil and Rob.

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Alex Hart – Forest School Leader at Shared Earth Learning and Frome FM presenter of Hart of Darkness

Anna Francis – Resilience Manager at Frome Town Council and Director of Frome Renewable Energy Co-op

Matt Mellen- Founder of Ecohustler online magazine with an M.Sc in Environmental Technology

Helen Johnstone – from Frome’s Missing Links

Neil Darwent – Director of the Free Range Dairy Network and BBC Outstanding Farmer (2014)

Rob Collett – Frome Town Councillor and member of Extinction Rebellion with an MA in Agricultural Science

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Useful contact information:

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www.transitionfrome.org.uk

There is a meeting on Thursday 3rd October at 7 Palmer Street at 7pm to discuss their previous and future tree planting activities.

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www.frometowncouncil.gov.uk/your-community/resilience/clinate-emergency

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www.ecohustler.com

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www.xrfrome.org

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www.facebook.com/sharedearthlearning

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If you would like your organisation or volunteer activities or ideas to feature on All About Frome

contact email studio@nullfrome.fm and put All About Frome in the subject.

Rupert or Julia will get back to you.

This week’s Rebellious Jukebox is a Garage Rock special, and Julian’s guest in the studio is Bruno Wilkinson, presenter of Frome FM show BOMP Radio Hour. Bruno is the font of all knowledge when it comes to all things garage band, proto-punk and outsider-weirdness.
Tune in to hear Rebellious Jukebox meets BOMP Radio: lots of trashy guitars, blown out amps, cheap organs and fuzz boxes, and to see if Julian can find a track that Bruno can’t identify!
The Rebellious Jukebox, presented by Julian Crawley. Thursday evenings from 8.00 until 9.00, repeated Sunday evening at 10.00.