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the P pod
Petersfield personalities
Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey are at large around the Petersphere to meet the characters of our community and hear stories of local life.
Rise & Shine
Weekdays from 6am
James, Emily, Blake, Alan and Noni know the brighter way to start your day. Wake up to Petersfield voices, great music and local information every weekday.
Drinking
with Phill & Mags
Celebrating all things quaffable with tips, recommendations, information and interviews with winemakers, retailers and restaurants.
Growing Together
The brighter gardening show
Claire Vennis and Steve Amos share advice and expertise from the beautiful settings of their Petersfield gardens and our local allotments.
The Ticket
Local arts & entertainment
Laura Sheppard meets the local people who drive Petersfield’s vibrant arts and entertainment scene.
Generation Green
Environment and sustainability
Young people from the Petersfield area explore the environmental issues that matter to them.
Talking Books
Suzie Wilde and Tim O'Kelly
Suzie and Tim share their love of books, the joy of stories and the craft of writing with local authors.
Dogs with jobs
with Kate Fairweather
Meet the frontline workers of the canine world. Gold winner, best podcast in the 2022 Community Radio Awards.
Wilde Walks
Suzie Wilde & Raine
Inspirational walks in beautiful countryside around Petersfield with Suzie Wilde and her labrador Raine.
Recipe
Noni Needs and guests
Noni meets local people who share their treasured and original recipes with you. Bronze winner, best podcast in the 2022 Community Radio Awards.
The Local Showcase
Original music from local artists
Mandy P plays a selection of original tracks composed and performed by local musicians, and speaks to some of them.
local stories & local voices
the P pod – personalities show – 30 January 2023: Petersfield appoints a Town Crier
This week the P pod captures the historic appointment of Petersfield’s first Town Crier as two hopefuls compete for the coveted role.
Joff and Claire speak to the Chair of the Ancient Guild of Town Criers, along with the Secretary of the Guild, Counsellor Paul Milner and some of the judges of this unique Town Cry-Off in Rams Walk on Saturday the 28th of January.
Winner Daisy hears her Shine Radio jingles for the first time
A Ditcham Park School student who won a competition to provide lead vocals for a couple of Shine Radio’s new jingles hears the end result.
The local Green Party wants action on affordable homes
Petersfield’s Shine Radio is always open for representatives from local political parties to share their perspectives on local life. Today, Green Party representatives take issue with historic national policy on social housing and suggest how they believe a council led by their party would take inspiration from work in Norwich to expand availability of affordable homes.
The faces of Petersfield painted by local school children
How many of the Petersfield people and places can you identify from the children’s art at Petersfield Railway Station?
Damian Hinds MP update for Petersfield
Today, Damian Hinds reflects on a visit to Winchester prison just west of Petersfield, over which he has responsibility as prisons minister. He also updates on the Business East Hants network which held a breakfast meeting in Selborne today (Friday), a recent visit to Buriton primary school and he reflects on Holocaust Memorial Day.
Health & safety gone mad – or safety conscious? Closing the boardwalk when it’s icy.
Following a local online debate about the The Heath boardwalk, or bridge as it’s also known, closing when it’s icy – we find out why.
Adhurst Estate Allotment Thefts
Thieves ransacked the popular Adhurst Estate Allotments in Sheet on the night of Tuesday January 17th leaving many allotment holders without gardening equipment – and in shock.
Steve Amos, Chair of the Adhurst Estate Allotments, spoke about the theft to Shine Radio’s Claire Vennis.
Suzie’s Wilde Walk – On Cloud 9
Suzie does a night walk in the village
Burns Night tradition haggis & a wee dram
A taste of Burns Night – The poem, haggis, and whiskey (or is it whisky?) We find out.
the P pod – Wassailing in the Community Garden and the Petersfield Walking Festival
This week the P pod comes from Petersfield’s Community Garden for a celebrational Wassailing gathering in the orchard.
Claire and Joff meet Chair of the Community Garden, Sue Edberg, Ysanne Bonner from the Petersfield Community Choir and Petersfield Walking Festival founder Malinka van der Gaauw, with news of how the walking festival is already shaping up this year.
Talking Books – January 2023
Bad weather and bad colds have changed this month’s edition, so we’ll have to wait until next month to welcome our guest Eva Wong Nava. Instead we’re going to replay our first two interviews back in October 2020, but we still discuss what is new in the literary world.
New year new owners – Durleighmarsh Farm Shop has re-opened
As part of our support local interest roving reporter Jo Gray popped in to nearby Durleighmarsh Farm Shop which has just re-opened under new ownership.
Petersfield’s level crossing closure
The level crossing in Petersfield is closed for six days. Here’s what you need to know.
Suzie’s Wilde Walk – Getting Better
Suzie has suffered the seasonal flu
Cocktails at Rogate’s self-styled Underground Pub
What’s your favourite cocktail? Tried a Pisco sour?
News about our project
Winner Daisy hears her Shine Radio jingles for the first time
A Ditcham Park School student who won a competition to provide lead vocals for a couple of Shine Radio’s new jingles hears the end result.
Petersfield’s Shine Radio named best digital community radio station
The local radio station collected the gold award at the national awards ceremony on Saturday night.
All the time checks on Petersfield’s Shine Radio are made by children
Children aged between 7 and 11 from Sheet Primary School have recorded audio for every minute and hour of the day.
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