Fri, 26 October 2007  Show number 7 Norman Brierley and Mark Taylor recently spent two weeks in several locations in Southern Sudan. They went looking to strengthen mission friendships, attend the Cush Consultation, and look for new possibilities for meaningful ministry in Africa's largest country. What is in this show? Mark talks with John Kwech, a leader in the Sudan Community Church - Dr Rob Conda's presentation about the state of health services in Sudan he gave at the Cush Consultation in Yei, September 2007 - Norman Brierley, Area Development Director for North and East Africa talks about Feba's possible partnerships with ACROSS and CUSH FOR CHRIST. The church singing at close of the Podcast was recorded at the Sudan Pentecostal Church in Aweil, in Northern Bahr Al Gazhr State. The cows walking by during interviews were real! Norman survived his being whacked by a football during recording. Podcast show notes: http://feba.libsyn.com/ Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes: itpc://feba.libsyn.com/rss Comments[0] |
Mon, 15 October 2007  Show number 6. Jeremy Rolph, a student at St. Andrew's High School in Worthing was in the building this week as part of a work experience adventure with Feba - so of course we had to show him how to make a podcast, and get him to do the voice-over bits for us. Well done, Jeremy! What is in this show? Chris Binstead talks about his role as Feba's ambassador in the UK. he also tells us about the Partners for Hope and the Feba Supporters Trip to India in early 2008.
You can contact Chris by email at cbinstead@feba.org.uk or by his work phone number +44 (01903) 237281. The podsafe music in today's show came from http://www.magnatune.com/: The band is a group that has been together since the 1970s, and they call themselves Thursday Group. The track is called Turtle Spin, from the CD called Uncle Mean. Quite jazzy, with some funk, swing, and blues stirred in there. This track is actually used by quite a well known podcast as its signature tune - so the prize of public fame by mention in a future show is up for the firts person to email and let me know which podcast uses Turtle Spin as its signature music. The sound clip at the start of our opening signature includes the orginal Shortwave logo that Feba broadcast for many years from the Seychelles. It came from the opening bars of 'What a Friend we have in Jesus'. Got something to say about the show? Drive the show with your comments and feedback! Please send your comments and soundbites under 5mb to mailto:mtaylor@feba.org.uk Comments[0] |
Tue, 11 September 2007 
- in the photo, Tim Miller and Charles Randall show the new mixer that will be part of the Mark 5 Chrysolite. Show number 5. We thought summer had got up and gone, but the past week has been nice weather in our part of the UK. Introducing the new 5th generation of the Chrysolite studio - also known as the studio in a suitcase What is in this show? Tim Miller, Tony Knowles, and Paul Vernon talk about their work on the new Chrysolite. Unfortunately, Charles Randall was away on holiday, but we hope to get him onto a future podcast when he can wax lyrical about the design and purposes of the new mixer in the Chrysolite. The podsafe music in today's show came from http://www.magnatune.com/: The artist goes by Falik (his real name is Charlie Pecot) and the track is IKA, from the CD entitled DREAMS FROM THE MACHINE. Falik describes his music as a fusion of Middle Eastern, Greek, Celtic, and Baltic Folk influences. He calls that 'world fusion pop'. Why not check out Magnatune's free song of the day? The sound clip at the start of our opening signature includes the original Short wave logo that Feba broadcast for many years from the Seychelles. It came from the opening bars of 'What a Friend we have in Jesus'. Got something to say about the show? Drive the show with your comments and feedback! Please send your comments and soundbites under 5mb to mailto:mtaylor@feba.org.uk Comments[0] |
Wed, 18 July 2007 It's a wet summer so far in the UK, but this show captures the sounds and ministry vision of sunny Mozambique, in the Niasa Province town of Chiconono. What is in this show? Aubie Banda works with Radio Chiunjota as part of mission work in Chiconono. Originally from Malawi, Aubie's life changed dramatically when as a young Muslim labourer he heard Christian songs being sung in a language he could understand. His story is worth listening to. Custodio Tivane is the recently appointed Director of Feba Radio Mozambique. He has expansive vision for using radio to reach parts of that enormous country with the hope and love of Jesus Christ. Custodio shares a little about his life, and you can just hear his passion as he talks about Feba's partnership with Radio Chiunjota. The podsafe music in today's show came from http://www.magnatune.com/: Portuguese artist Anamar sings Black sheep (OVELHA NEGRA) off her CD entitled TRANSFUDO. Why not check out Magnatune's free song of the day? The sound clip at the start of our opening signature includes the original Shortwave logo that Feba broadcast for many years from the Seychelles. It came from the opening bars of 'What a Friend we have in Jesus'. Comments[0] |
Fri, 22 June 2007
Paul Zimmerman, missionary to the Mwane people, chats about his new radio project in Makamia, in the Cabo Delgado province of Mozambique. Makamia is on top of a mountain that looks towards the coast of northern Mozambique. Placing a transmitter there means the new station will potentially reach 95% of the Kimwane speaking tribe, who live on or very near the sea. A hard-to-reach Muslim group, years of dedicated work amongst them have now realised 7 converts - and contact with less than half of the known villages. Radio will be a great tool in the hands of these committed workers.
Jon Hargreaves talks about what LIFTING THE LID, a leadership development initiative, is all about. It starts in September, and Jon is preparing for the opening gathering of invited Feba staff from various locations. It's a 3 year plan, will require hard work and application, but plans to be a useful catalyst in deepening Feba's leadership talent. Got a suggestion for future shows? Please let us know Comments[0] |
Thu, 26 April 2007  In our first conversation, Mark Taylor talks to FEBC's Bob Bartz, seconded to Feba UK in order to establish a 'centre of excellence' for Africa. As Broadcast Technology Director, Bob is based in Pretoria, South Africa, and he talks about his new role and objectives.Jon Hargreaves is Feba' International Director, and a champion of missionary involvement in community radio projects. He discusses what some of the opportunities are in Asia, and why he believes Feba should be 100% committed to a community FM model. Bob Bartz can be reached at: rbartz@febc.org Jon Hargreaves can be reached at: jhargreaves@feba.org.uk The podsafe music in today's show came from www.magnatune.com: Heavy Mellow played Delight Cargo played Jazzmine The sound clip at the start of our opening signature includes the original Shortwave logo that Feba broadcast for many years from the Seychelles. It came from the opening bars of 'What a Friend we have in Jesus'. Send your comments and soundbites under 5mb to mtaylor@feba.org.uk. Got a suggestion for future shows? Please let us know. Comments[0] |
Fri, 13 April 2007 Mark Taylor talks to FEBC's Engineering Coordinator Mike Adams about the emergency relief radio project FEBC and Feba are involved with. We also hear from Feba UK Chief Executive, John Bartlett about what directions and challenges face Feba UK. Mike Adams can be reached via madams@febcintl.org
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