On the 1st Thursday of each month you will be able to hear a new radio feature Taxcast from radio producer Naomi Fowler on Source FM. Naomi has teamed up with the Tax Justice Nework to ask questions such as:

• If you or I don't pay our taxes we're prosecuted so why do our tax officials seem to cosy up to big companies like Goldman Sachs and Vodafone?
• Why are whistleblowers risking everything to speak out publicly against it?
• What is the shadow banking system?
• How did the UK and the US become two of the world's largest hubs for tax evasion and tax avoidance?
• Who are the winners and who are the losers?
• Why aren't politicians acting to stop it?
• And what can we do about it?

Taxcast is an entertaining and informative 15 minute monthly feature on Soapbox hosted by Matthew Rogers with the latest news, research and analysis of events in tax evasion, tax avoidance and the shadow banking system. It aims to promote engagement with one of the most important ethical and economic issues of our times. It features headlines, analysis with economist Richard Murphy of Tax Research UK and a mini-documentary.

Matthew will be introducing Taxcast with a special interview with Naomi Fowler at 9.15am on Thursday 2nd of February 2012

Hi folks

If you're reading this you've probably noticed a slight change in the way the Source FM website appears. We've tried to brighten it up using the colours in our wonderful logo (also the Cornish colours black and gold). Please let us know what you think (better or worse) as well as any difficulties you may have seeing the site properly.

Thanks

--Jerry

13th Jan Richard Wilcox on free parking days and footfall in Falmouth, David Bone on Exporting from Cornwall and Jamie Smith (with David Bone) previewing Collaborate Cornwall
Source Business Breakfast 13th January 2012 by Andy Coote

20th Jan Paul Raglan (Mining Searches) about rebranding his business and Lucy Morgan (Follett Stock) about Intellectual Property, SOPA, PIPA and what UK businesses should know about them.
Source Business Breakfast 20th January 2012 by Andy Coote

The Source FM may go off air for a short time today (Wednesday 18th Jan 2012). We are doing some important re-wiring work to allow us to have two fully-functioning independent studios. This will allow us to improve opportunities for training, pre-recording, editing, live music and multi-presenter programming at the Source. It will effect the FM signal and internet stream. We will endeavour to keep the outage to a minimum. Thanks.

- Jerry Padfield, Studio Manager

Hope 2012 is treating you and your business well. We share some ideas for better business this week.

The Business Breakfast welcomes

* David Bone, Chairman of Export Cornwall. Do you sell your goods and services overseas? Ever thought about it but didn't know where to start? David will share stories of Cornish businesses who benefit from export and advice and guidance on how to get started and who to ask for advice.

* Jamie Smith, Director of 8Wire. YTKO have organised Collaborate Cornwall to encourage businesses to work together to grow their turnover and to develop new ideas. This conference is on at the Lighthouse Cinema in Newquay next Thursday 19th Jan - and it's free! Jamie will explain who you'll see and what you'll gain from being there.

Plus an interview with Richard Wilcox from Falmouth BID and feedback on the LEP Roadshow in Falmouth last Friday (6th Jan). There's also music and a what's on for business section.

Join Andy Coote from 8am on Friday morning ...

Happy 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.

Tonight's Tunes To Help You Breahte More Easily is end to end christmas songs. Oh yes it is. But not any obvious ones, that would be too easy, Tune in for festive fun. And mince pies.

Confirmed DJ's for Tonight...

• 9.00pm – Al Green (Rainbow Source)
• 9.30pm – Anna and Issy (Saturday Mornings)
• 9.45pm – Paddy Haughton (Jazz Train)
• 10.00pm – Andy Coote (Business Breakfast)
• 10.15pm – Dave Garwood (Show Me Them Now)
• 10.30pm – DJ Big Vern Burns (Sunday Mornings)
• 11.00pm – Matthew Rogers (Thursday Mornings)
• 11.30pm – Tash Berks (Friday Afternoon)
• 12.00pm – Adam Penpraze (Reggae Reggae Source)
• 12.30pm – Luc Aceeater from Skank and Stomp

 But there's always room for one more!

Santa Source

Here is the running order for our Christmas party on the 17th December at Miss Peapods....

• 7.00pm - Christmas Meal
• 8.15pm - Screening of 'The Source' Mark Jenkin's film about Source FM
• 8.30pm - Al Munden's Barn Dance
• 9.00pm - DJ Battle
• 12.30am - Skank and Stomp's - Luc Aceeater

Source FM is hosting some Christmas shenanigans at Miss Peapods Kitchen Café on the 17^th December. This year will our biggest, baldest and most bawdy Yuletide Hubadullyah ever; expect:

Al Munden’s  (Not-So)Silent-Night Barn Dance

A special screening of a nine minute documentary about Source FM

Eggnog Hedgehog (don’t know what this is yet but it sounds good!)

Psychobillys VS Soul-Sisters DJ Battle.

Prizes for Presenters

Raffle in aid of Cornwall Women’s Refuge

All that and much more TBA

The party is free and open to everyone, but we will be collecting for the Cornwall Women’s Refuge on the night. There is also a 3 course Christmas Dinner in Miss Peapods available at £20 per head before the party, please book ASAP and join Source FM to celebrate the solstice and have a bloody good knees-up at Miss Peapods Kitchen Café on Saturday 17^th December at 7.30pm.

Tune in for some upfront dance tunes from you new Local DJ collective - gonna play some new tech house, dub, a selection of the best trance from 2011, Drumstep and Drum and Bass. Please join Granite Stoneface, DjFiNeCuT and Pedro Poppadoppolis and get you Saturday night started on the Source 96.1FM

This Friday on Tunes To Help you Breathe More Easily we'll be chatting with ex Jam drummer and producer of The Family Cat's debut single, the one and only Rick Buckler ahead of his latest project, If ...... who will be playing at the Princess Pavilion on the 23rd of this month. Two drummers talking to each other. I promise it won't be as dull as that sounds and that I won't be talking remo toms and the weight of sticks with him. Plus all the usual nonsense and the latest hits of tomorrow and misses of the past.

Tune in. You'd be mad to miss it.

Barry

Tune in to the new show on The Source - 'Surf and Turf', hosted by presenter Tori Orchard.

If you like environmental chit-chat, a bit of a chuckle, and some great music then listen in at 3pm on Wednesday!

Any suggestions or requests for the next show - tweet me on @Tori Orchard.

Happy Listening! :)

Wednesday afternoon at 4pm see’s the start of a new show on the Source. ‘About You’ with Simon Neild invites interesting members of the community to open their lives to us. They are invited to bring in 8 of their favourite records, talk about their lives and what they would like to see as their ideal world! The show promises to be a real in-sight, not only to the people, but the history of our area.

Our first guest will be Alan Barnes MBE. He will be telling nostalgic stories about growing up in Falmouth, his years as a teacher where he ended up contributing to the building of a near broadcast quality media centre at UCF. He will also be relating stories of his time on the Falmouth lifeboat and his passion for sea shanties.

Make sure you have a nice cup of tea and a couple of nice biscuits to hand, put your feet up and enjoy listening to the stories of my guest on ‘About You'

Check out our official Facebook Page

CARAVANSERAI PRESENTS: An evening with Caravanserai at the Independent School of Art.

Annie Lovejoy and Mac Dunlop present 'caravanserai' – a residency programme and performance platform on the Roseland Peninsula,

along with special performances by Nick Jarvis, Danielle Allen and Seamas Carey.

You are invited to bring food and drink to share to:

St. Gluvias Church Hall, Penryn (pathway/gate next to #46 West Street) on Thursday November 3rd at 7:30pm

f.f.i. contact mac at bespokenwords(at)yahoo.com

This Thursday on Source FM's ”Songs From The Backroom” (October 20th 7.30pm til 9.30pm) Hear the telephone interview Jules conducts with Glenn Tilbrook, member of Squeeze and one of this country's finest singer/songwriters. A fascinating interview during which Glenn discusses his musical journey and forthcoming solo tour of the UK, which takes in an appearance at Falmouth’s Princess Pavillion on Saturday 5th November 2011. . . Also all fingers crossed for an acoustic session with Glenn in a few weeks time here in Source FM’s studio on ”Songs From The Backroom” with Jules Kay.

Freerange Music is back with a new season throughout autumn on Source FM

From the people who bought you such delights as 'One from the Top Shelf' and 'Remixed or Ruined' Freerange Music is back for you listening pleasure. After considerable harassment from Parker, Freerange Music has been let out of their cage at the earlier time of 7.30pm on Tuesdays. Catch the first in the new series of shows on Tuesday 4th October, followed by the also recently moved Hour of Power from 9.30-10.30pm.

Or tune in to the repeat every Thursday at 1-3pm

This Saturdays 24th guest dj slot from 7 - 9 pm will be a live set from Falmouth's own Skank and Stomp.

Listen Live!

http://live.canstream.co.uk:8000/sourcefm.mp3.m3u

JoeMeek Special on Source Fm's Show Me Them Now programme, 7.30pm till 9.30pm, Wednesday 21st September.

Dave Garwood will be interviewing David Peters who managed local band 'Danny's Passion' in the mid sixties.

The band recorded with producer Joe Meek in 1966 and David has become an authority on matters relating to this legendary figure.

Not only will he give us inside knowledge on the set-up at Joe's London, Holloway Road recording studio (his flat!) with never heard before recordings, but also the story of Danny's Passion and the Cornish music scene in the 60's.

Hey All - tonights guest dj mixes are as follows.......
7-8 Kristian Barker - Inaudible functional mix
8-9 Kristian Barker - Inaudible some shi....mix
9-10 DJ FineCut - Filthy techno mix
Kristian is a highly accomplished and successful london DJ who plays just what you need to get you're saturday night started. DJ FineCut from fear of change presents a first digital mix - its very dirty..........enjoy.

Source FM Celebrates Falmouth's 350th Anniversary

Every Thursday and Wednesday, in the run up to the 350th anniversary of the Royal Charter, Chloe Philips presents 'Civil War to Charter', a series of half hour long documenatries, which explains the history behind this momentous event.

Although the granting of the charter took place in 1661, the roots of this charter lie in events that happened 15 years earlier, when Cornwall was wracked with civil war and Pendennis Castle was under siege from the parliamentary army. In this series, Chloe, with help from other historians, explores the history of the civil war in Cornwall, focusing in on the siege of Pendennis Castle, examining how these events led to the grant of the charter, which will be commemorated all the 14 Falmouths across the world on October 5th this year.

The programmes air every Thursday throughout September at 10.30am and they are repeated on a Wednesday at 3.00pm.

The Source Business Breakfast went out on Source 96.1Fm in Falmouth and Penryn between 8am and 9am on Friday 19th August, 2011.

LISTEN - Source Business Breakfast 19th August 2011 presented by Andy Coote

Features -
Henri Lloyd Falmouth Week ended last Sunday. Subjectively, it seems to have been a successful week with a packed programme of events on and off the water. Even the weather stayed (mostly) kind thought the fireworks were deferred by a night due to conditions. I talked to Richard Gates, Falmouth Town Manager about how he felt it had gone, whether businesses had felt benefit from the visitor numbers, standards in the Town and Fal350 (celebration of 350 years of charter) which will be on October 5th – more information at the Fal350 website .

Studio Guest
Marie Curie nurses are part of the essential care network that surrounds Cancer in all its forms. They are not part of the health service provision but no less essential a service for that. As a charity, every penny they spend providing services where and when they are most needed comes from donations and much of the fund raising is done locally to raise money for use locally. Lynda Thomas is Community Fundraising Manager for Marie Curie in Cornwall with a target of raising £250,00 this year and probably more in future years. To do this, she gets involved in a wide variety of events – from driving challenges, and cycle rides to formal Balls and fundraisers. We spoke about how fundraising is organised, about managing teams of volunteers and how businesses can get involved. There are still places for the Driving Challenge at Portreath on 4th September. Go to the events pages to register online.

Business News
On Wednesday this week the Government announced a further 11 Enterprise Zones to add to the initial 11. One of those zones will be based around Newquay airport. The Newquay Aero Hub as it is being called is being hailed as the first major success for the Cornwall and IOS Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP). In this report we began with Lord Robin Teverson who is a Cornwall Councillor and a member of the LEP Board. Matthew Clarke spoke to him on Wednesday for the Business Cornwall Podcast.
So how are local business leaders responding to the announcement. Well, mostly positively with some concerns for the detail. Jeremy Edwards, Chair of the Port of Falmouth Chamber of Commerce gave a typically missed reaction. For Richard Gates, Falmouth Town Manager, the move makes sense if it strengthens the economic case for the airport. Jonathan Griffin is Director of the National Maritime Museum, Cornwall and Chair of the Falmouth Town Forum. He reacts positively to the plans and suggests that Falmouth Docks, the Marine Industry on the Fal and Penryn rivers and the Industrial Estates would benefit from the same benefits as Enterprise Zones are getting. As it happens, the Western Morning News on Thursday ran an article suggesting that councils could decide to create their own ‘informal’ Enterprise Zones with all of the incentives should they choose. Mike Reynolds, Port Operations Director at A&P Falmouth and a major player in the Port of Falmouth Master Plan, sees the plan as improving the chances for a viable Newquay Airport. He sees lower taxation and, importantly, relaxation of planning laws as benefits that Falmouth could also use to create a vibrant economy locally.

As several speakers said, this announcement cannot really be judged at this stage. The outcomes of the Enterpise Zone are medium to long term and they are only part of a wider strategy for growth that is needed to move Cornwall (and the UK) out of recession and back into prosperity. Economic growth in Cornwall and in the towns of Falmouth and Penryn will be a regular topic of conversation here on the Business Breakfast. I’d like to hear your views on this. Email source(dot)business(dot)breakfast(at)gmail.com
or go onto Facebook and find ‘The Source Business Breakfast’ page on Facebook.

To contact me about the show or to suggest features or interviews, please email source(dot)business(dot)breakfast(at)gmail.com

This podcast has been edited to remove commercial music and leave original content only. It runs at 52mins 51secs.

Thanks to everyone for the support and feedback regarding The Tedsters friday show, This run has now come to an end. The last show will be on the 12th august, 11.00 till 13.00hrs. My thanks to my listeners for making the friday show such fun. I'll miss you all. But i'm still here for the tuesday Tedster daftness so will have to have double the madness then :-) . \m/

Good Luck to the new presenter who i'm sure will keep your ears full of good music :-)