The Milk Bar

Recorded on Monday 15th August @ Molineux
This week we talk to Darren at The Walkabout in Wolverhampton about a charity night on the 16th of August, Wolverhampton Photographic Society about their weekly meetings, Featherstone Youth Forum on their recent launch of their community aid programme and Claire Diamond about two art and music festivals she is involved in.
Music is supplied by Robin 2 Band of the Year 2011 weekly heat winners Stereotypical Blues Train with Sam Thorne joining us on the phone for a chat.
NOTE ON FEATHERSTONE YOUTH FORUM COMMUNITY AID PROGRAMME
If you wish to register and live in the Featherstone, Hilton or Brinsford areas please call 07800  600767 or 01785 242525.
For more information on the 5 village agents in south staffs go to www.staffs.org.uk or call 01785 242525 and ask for Derek.

Recorded at Molineux Monday 8th August 2011
This week Jean Martyn joins us live in the studio for a chat about Britain's Got Talent and the seemingly world tour of stadia that has followed, Nick McEwan of Brand New Music lets us know how the Pure Festival blends fine music and fine Whiskey next month, Shaun Burton from The Robin 2 in Bilston tells us about their Band of the Year competition 2011 and we have music from one of the monthly winners 'The Grade' with drummer Ell Blower joing us for a chat.

Recorded live at Molineux, 1st Aug 2011
This week we hear about Owl-Cam at Northycote Farm, Wolves Community Trust's Pete McCarter tells us about their health check service, Kate Andrews from Wolverhampton Art Gallery lets us know about the September arrival of exhibits from the BP National Portrait awards 2011, Comedian Tom Appleton is on the phone too and Jamie from Neomantix  shares their new EP Roses with us.

Recorded 25th July 2011 @ Molineux, Wolverhampton & April 2004 @ HMV, Birmingham
This week we are joined in the studio by Comedian Ian Billings, Jamie Angus and Niki Taylor from South Staffs Council and Musician Tom Lloyd.
We also pay tribute to Amy Winehouse with a largely unedited interview Jason recorded with her in 2004. This was just 8 minutes from a half an hour meeting at HMV in Birmingham when Amy was promoting her third UK single.

Recorded live on Thursday 21st July 6-7pm
This week Rich Wall joins us to talk about his extradition to Manchester's comedy circuit, Lorraine Ash tells us about her work as a medium, and Mike Dentith cooks up some Conserves and Chutneys whilst chatting about his "Mike's Homemade" brand.
Music comes from Compton Hospice Battle of the Bands winners Fly By Nature with Jayme Russon talking about their new E.P.

This week we talk to musician, comedian and quiz show contestant David St John, we hear from Andy Bolton about his carving with chainsaws accross the UK, Jamie Dunn tells us about his European tour and Jamie Angus has keeping the kids of South Staffs Sussed this summer holiday!
Music comes from Oaken Lee, friend of the show Jake Flowers latest project.

Recorded Live, 4th July 2011 in the PA room, Molineux
This week we talk to PWEI front man and film score composer (and Wolves supporter) Clint Mansell from is home in LA, Actor Tristan Pate updates us on his current work and forthcoming visit to Wolverhampton, Oli Williams tells us what it was like to take part in Compton Hospice's Memory Walk and we have some new studio tracks from Blak Can plus a chat with Ash from the band about their charity gig in aid of Mind later this month.

Recorded Live on the 28th of June 2011 at Molineux
This week we talk to Glenn Rossington about www.wlv-Soundcheck.com, Oliver Laws from www.flmboynt.com and Graham Large of www.itsroundanditswhite.co.uk. It's website week this week! Music comes from The Clocktower with four amazing tunes and a chat with Ryan and Ian from the band.

Recorded live on Tuesday 21st June 2011
This week we chat with Scouting for Girls about their new single, Robert Bowers about Art and his forthcoming marriage, Katie Love about Compton Hospice's Battle of the Bands finalists, Christine McGowan from the Newhampton Arts center about Al Bowlly as well as live music from Andy O'Brien of The Good Swimmers.

Recorded live on 14th June 2011
This week Seventh Syndicate return to play live and share some of their studio tracks with us, Tim and Simon from the podcast 'Brainspill' stop by or a chat, Tony Russell tells us about the role of art in tacking mental health issues, Mark Porter from www.checkemlads.com lets us know the importance of checking your tackle in the name of health and Joe Talbot talks to us ahead of his trip to Cambodia to spend a month working in an orphanage.