Wednesday, 19 May 2010

Voice of Africa Radio

I have just done a two hour live phone in radio show with Voice of Africa radio on issues like Africom, Mugabe, Colonialism, and inter-racial dating.

http://www.voiceofafricaradio.com/

Yep, 2 hours and live.

I like doing their shows as unlike the idiots in the BBC and others they actually allow you to answer the questions. The presenter is a really nice guy and I enjoy the interaction with him and the listeners.

I enjoyed chatting with a Rastafarian guy a lot.

But I have a headache and sore throat, so no audio updates right now until the cough sweets work.




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7 comments:

  1. Anonymous19 May 2010 at 05:48

    Great work Lee...Donna

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  2. Anonymous19 May 2010 at 10:59

    Lee here's one for you, a man Joe Wallace is claiming he was abused as a kid and even though he's been to the Police and certain politicians nobody is helping him.See butlincat.blogspot.com.
    Our MEP's i'm sure will help him.

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  3. Anonymous19 May 2010 at 14:24

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  4. Anonymous19 May 2010 at 14:27

    And the music!? I've heard better things come out my rear end than on that station.

    Blimey Mr Barnes, you better not go Rasta, or worst, African mama on us.

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  5. Defender of Liberty19 May 2010 at 14:34

    Now, now.

    Just as I condemn the racism of Mugabe, I wont allow racism on this site, especially as it breaks the law.

    Havent you heard - the scientists tell us we all have a little bit of Africa in us.

    The bit of Africa in me is my superb sense of rhythm, as I used to have 'da moves' on the dancefloor when I was a teenager.

    Oh, yes, just ask the ladies of the Medway Towns.

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  6. BGD19 May 2010 at 15:26

    There are no ladies in the Medway towns!At least those that might qualify get out fast ;D

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  7. lormarie19 May 2010 at 19:05

    The bit of Africa in me is my superb sense of rhythm, as I used to have 'da moves' on the dancefloor when I was a teenager.--DOL

    And now?

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