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Hello all! Meet Jerry Padfield - Source's new Studio Manager

Jerry Padfield - Source FM Studio ManagerHappy New Year everyone!

It's my pleasure to introduce myself as the new Studio Manager here at everybody's favourite radio station. My name is Jerry Padfield and I previously edited Carrick Roads and produced the Idle Blabberers for the Source as well as being a long-time fan. I'm now here in the role of Studio Manager to help with any technical issues and training, maintain Source's web presence and free up Matthew to do what he's good at. I'll be sending out emails to everyone soon to gauge what areas you feel would greatest benefit you and/or the station in general. Some initial ideas include training for those who would like to know more about recording and editing audio, workshops for the creation of jingles and presenter idents, but please feel free to send me all your ideas... Together we can improve the Source even more.

Read more about me at my profile page.

 

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Welcome Mr Padfield
Submitted by Lomond Handley (not verified) on Fri, 20/01/2012 - 13:19.

Welcome Mr Padfield and it's great to see community radio gaining more expertise, as well as listeners.
I have no doubt that it will grow from strenth to strength.

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