The Milk Bar

Jason and Zoe in The Milk Bar - Episode 20

This week we talk Halloween with Heather Wastie as she reads us a Poem she is due to perform at a Poetry Slam in Bilston and also she shares her 'Soundbeam' with us..... One of Zoe's old school friends dished the dirt on her childhood and tells us about Tennis in Wolverhampton.... Also Maureen Nolan joins us on the phone to say thanks to the fans for their support in our city at their gig earlier this month as well as tell us about the New Nolans DVD 'In the Mood...Again!'
 
Another action packed Milk Bar - Happy Halloween!!!

Jason and Zoe in The Milk Bar - Episode 19

This week in The Milk Bar Zoe succumbs to a strange malaise and crys off for a week - stepping into her shoes (well some other shoes a couple of sizes bigger but looking so much more dainty) is the delightful Nina Blakemore :-) 
Guests this week are the Meetings organiser from the Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy   ZZ9 Plural Z Alpha, Malcolm Edwards from the Midlands Counties Entertainment Council, Nick from Metal band Primitai and Phil Parton pops in to sing a few songs for us.
Sit back and hope Zoe isn't contagious with this weeks episode of The Milk Bar.....

Jason and Zoe in The Milk Bar - Episode 18

This week as The Milk Bar sort of comes of age we are joined by Author Ann Ashley who talks about her two books, her love of language & ley lines as well as 'Transition Towns'. Music comes from the fabulous band Razor Blade Kisses when one half of their singing sisters pairing Layla dials in to tell us bout their musical roots and their forthcoming second album 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Scar'. 
Lee Ashbourne of Bingo for men and Bingo junkies is on the phone to make this weeks episode a full house... so eyes down ears open for this weeks episode of The Milk Bar... now where is my dabber...

Jason and Zoe in The Milk Bar - Episode 17

This week Three Word Enemy provide music, Ken Rock tells us about writing for the comedy greats (including The Two Ronnies, Dave Allen and Ken Dodd) and then writes for a comedy no-hope-er (Zoe). We discuss attention deficit disorder and catch up with Musician Simon Lees (in Zoe's Mystery guest slot and Jason actually guesses them this week with out help or them saying their name!)
Yes... prepare to lose almost an hour of your life you will never be able to get back as you listen to this weeks episode of the Milk Bar!!!

Jason and Zoe in The Milk Bar - Episode 16

This week the lovely Tracey Rhodes aka Our Trace joins us in The Milk Bar to share some of her musings, Louise Stoke is on the phone telling of her Anti Bullying work, her comedy characters and entry into a web based talent show. Music is supplied by 3 legged fish and features a song about Daleks and we also hear about Foresight Theatre who open 'Cornershop' in the Mander Centre later this month.
 
Put on a posh frock, pick up your shopping basket and be prepared to evolve an extra limb for this latest episode of 'The Milk Bar'

Jason and Zoe in The Milk Bar - Episode 15

This week chaos ensues once more in The Milk Bar as Stool Pigeon arrive (in the form of Bob Gessey and John Charnock) to sing us four rather Saucy Songs from 'Post Cards from The Edge' their current album and tour. Brian 'Boz' Aston who has been World Kickboxing Champion drops in to show Zoe a few moves (and she nearly falls over....) Zoe's Mystery Guest is unable to join us (it will remain a mystery as to why...) so Nikki Aldred of Kool Kids clothing joins us on the phone as well as one of Bob Gessey's mates who it turns out released a song about Darleks.... Please don't listen if you are easily offended as this weeks episode of The Milk Bar is rather rude in places!!!

Jason and Zoe in The Milk Bar - Episode 14

This weeks sees, well hears, us talk to Simon Quinn from Fired Up Theatre about them, their work and their Youth Performers. Also Rotarian Richard Green joins us to talk about  the forthcoming Group Study Exchange which begins this weekend as well as letting us know about the Goldthorn Theatre Company’s latest production. The Nolans are celebrating the 30th anniversary of being in the mood for dancing with a new album, U.K. tour and a chat with Jason on the Terrace of the milk bar and this episode's musical offering comes from Red Already as Chris Leech dials in to inform us about the band and their EP launch.
So once again it's well worth popping into The Milk Bar - Thanks for dropping by!

Jason and Zoe in The Milk Bar - Episode 13

This week Zoe's mystery Guest actually answers the phone - first time - and it's the one and only, very talented (and truly nice guy)  Robbie Glover. Jake Flowers pops in to play us a few tunes and talk about The Hop - a forthcoming festival in south Shropshire and we are joined on the line by Dougie Bancroft  from the Royal Air Force Association  - he tells us all about a World Record Attempt taking place at Wolverhampton Racecourse (make sure you bring your air guitar....) Sit back and chill to the indescribable sound of The Milk Bar....

Jason and Zoe in The Milk Bar - Episode 12

This week we again fail to talk to Jimmy Franks, Zoe comes over all potty mouthed and on a more positive note we talk to Award Winning Children's Author, Artist and Musician Johnathon Coudrille about his work, life and Farmer Fisher. Also on the phone is David Bathurst from Chasewater Railway and live in the Milk Bar (with his Girlfriend's Guitar) is Glenn Rossington who provides ths episodes musical distraction..... Once again an action packed trip to the Milk Bar....

Jason and Zoe in The Milk Bar - Episode 11 (From back-up)

This week we are joined on the phone by Greg Stokes from the Kates Hill Press who tells us about some Poetry and comedy nights taking place in the coming months, Zoe gets excited when she finds out that young men take their clothes off for charity when Tracey Rogers talks bout some events she has organised and Brett Huckfield brings His voice, a guitar, a tambourine and some of those shaky egg shaped rattley things (& Marie Timmins to sing along and operate the latter two items!) to the Milk bar….
 

This is my second uploading of this week’s episode with much improved sound quality from about 3 minutes 24 seconds in.... I had to retrieve the mini disc back up due to technical problems with the computer recording of the episode.... ho hum.... This means that not only do we suddenly stop sounding like we are talking through a sock but we get the (preferred) “take one” of the second song Brett performs.... on the down side I may have missed taking out some of our mistakes!!! Sit back and listen to the slightly crisper sound of The Milk Bar.....