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Loose Goose December (Arguably Christmas) Hour 2
January 14, 2012 04:37 AM PST
Here is the second hour of the latest Goose. Live songs, poor covers, chat and a great playlist. A slightly alternative take on Christmas... The Christmas Goose - Hour 1December 24, 2011 01:18 AM PST
Warning: This show features two men singing poor versions of Christmas songs around the piano, wrong chords and dodgy harmonies... The Goose provides the usual eclectic mix of alternative music for adults with a sense of humour. This time the 'loose' theme is that of Christmas. Best wishes to you and your family for the christmas period Home and away GooseNovember 26, 2011 02:10 AM PST
This one has songs and artists relating to the theme of 'home' or 'away'. There is another great playlist of music that gets nowhere near enough airplay, including songs from The Doors, Carole King, Ryan Adams, Townes Van Zandt, XTC and many more... The 'magical organ' is on display, the boys play a few live ones and we have another 'Loose Goose Musician of the Month', but who is it this time? Celtic Goose 2 October 16, 2011 03:37 AM PDT
Here is the October Goose. This one features more artists from Wales, Scotland and Ireland. Gwyncy's magical organ takes a bashing and he accompanies Steve on a few live songs during the show. This edition is dedicated to David Parnell, the father of Ed Parnell. Loose Goose-August 2001
August 21, 2011 04:31 AM PDT
This month's theme is 'The supernatural'/ We have another great playlist, Gwyncy's organ is out and our live guest is Big Al Davies. Fill yer boots!! Loose Goose May 2011 - Singer songwriters
May 13, 2011 12:02 AM PDT
Here is the Goose from May 2011. Our special guest was Tom Richards X Factor contestant. Musicians of the month were Ken Woko and Ruth Bellamy. Here are some of the songs included: You Know the Rest 2:14 Steve Earle
Loose Goose May 6, 2010
June 04, 2010 02:21 AM PDT
Here's the show from the night of the UK elections, just as the polls closed. The guest presenter was Paul 'The Punk' Garner. The theme was Punk, possums and politics. Paul was great! |
Podcast SummaryMonthly late night radio show for adults who love their music and have a sense of humour. Gtfm 107.9 and www.gtfm.co.uk 10pm to midnight, first Thursday night of every month About steve johnsonSteve Johnson is a stalwart of radio. His background encompasses BBC and commercial radio, and his talent for broadcasting has never been given so much freedom as it has on the Loose Goose. Background Steve was born in Wales to a small family of foxes, who raised him as their own. Finally, after being chased by huntsmen in the late 90s, Steve decided to leave the comfortable hole in the ground which had been his home and try for a career in the big, mysterious outside world. Attending catering college, Steve narrowly missed out on praise for his Boeuf Crout and Lobster Bisque, thanks to an interfering coroner. After leaving catering college, again pursued by huntsmen, he decided his future lay infront of a microphone. He applied for a job with BBC Wales, and was accepted as third Presentation concubine. This was a role he kept for a couple of years, until a regular presenter was rendered incapable of speech because of a surfeit of muffins occupying his mouth. Steve leapt in and presented the most wacky, way out, humour filled and original broadcast the station had ever had, which lasted a mammoth three hours - although this was later viewed as somewhat long for a traffic bulletin. After leaving BBC Wales - again slightly faster than the pursuing huntsmen - he joined the commercial sector and was for some years in charge of Laundary FM, the station which serves all the local laundaries throughout the South East Wales transmission area. His brief was to keep his chat to the issues concerning laundary and dry cleaning, and under no circumstance to mention Mongolian BatsMilk Cheese. However, as time passed the lure of mentioning the cheese became too much, and after a much publicised on air breakdown, Steve built a small fortress inside the gents toilet (out of what it is still unclear) and proceeded to do a broadcast lasting some twenty three days, when he also provided the music on his washboard and portable Bontempi organ. Steve left that station sometime later and was employed by Dreadful FM, the station serving South Wales with trite superfluous nonsense interspersed with chart music. The station liner "Dreadful FM, We're FM Dreadful" was never more appropriate but it was here that Steve developed a large following, taking the station reach all the way to just over 7 listeners. Steve left there to work at GTFM, where he works with a fine, talented bunch of broadcasters, and oversees a winning combination of speech and music whilst still hiding from huntsmen. He enjoys good conversation, travel and vindaloo porridge, Followers
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