Beaten But Not Broken - Monday 3rd October
The Football Hour
Monday, 3 October 2022 - 52 minutes
The Football Hour is back with Jake Smith, Ryan Honey and Rhys Harding tasked with reviewing the events of Pompey’s 3-2 defeat at Ipswich on Saturday.
A busy week for the Portsmouth Women is also discussed, including a revisit of last Sunday’s National League Cup victory over Crawley Wasps and the post-Billericay thoughts of assistant boss Kim Stenning, following yesterday’s emphatic 5-0 league win at Westleigh Park!
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Coming Up
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Express Breakfast with Ben Spiers6:30am - 10:00am
Ben Spiers is sitting in for Ian James for your Thursday serving of Express Breakfast all served by Biscoes Solicitors. Ben will test your music knowledge with ‘Backtracking’ and keep you updated with all the latest traffic and travel news from across the city and challenge you with The Express Rewind Mystery Year at 9. Plus Ben will be joined by Poppy Roche to catch up on Victorious Festival performance.
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Paul Marsh10:00am - 1:00pm
Paul Marsh with more mid-morning music and chat, with Mahina Port Solent! Plus..... Gwen Woodruffe from BGT winners Hawkstone Farmers Choir after their NTA performance and debut album announcement, Love Island star and UK youth mental health campaigner, Dr Alex George on 140,000 teens skipping school over extreme dandruff embarrassment AND Rewind Jukebox
Interviews
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Sally Zurita from Bailando With Sally talks about the inclusive community and wellbeing initiativeSally joined Paul Marsh in the studio
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Ana Gillespie of Crying Out Loud and Sasha Biloshisky of Rawkus City talk about Luminarium at Victoria Park & Rawkus City at the GuildhallAna & Sasha joined Paul Marsh in the studio