‘Nineties’ Radio Script for November 5th
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NEWS (2:00)
JINGLE (0:20)
VOX POP MONTAGE (0:47)
Jade: Good afternoon, hope you’re all having a good day! This is Headspace on SirenFM, it’s a new
show brought to you by students from the Lincoln school of film and media. That’s us.
Every week we pick a topic or theme and spend an hour exploring it. We’re Second years being
assessed and our tutors are watching.
So stay tuned for everything from tattoos to escapism but this week its 90s nostalgia.
Clip…montage of songs… (1:24)
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I’m your presenter Jade, I was born in 1995 and my most vivid memory of that era was listening to the
Spice Girls Movie which….anecdote.
Callum: And I’m Callum ..I was a baby born in 1994…my best memory from the 90s is Robbie Williams,
driving round in my parents car a Panda, with the windows open listening to Angels…
and Today’s show is on… about the 90s, how we remember it, best memories and what made it such a
memorable decade..
SFX…CLIP?
You can tweet us at @headspacelinc ;
So here we’ve got… freddos, champs, - rattling the sweets)
(Sweets….props..sweets in the studio..)
Coming up …
We have Chris Wade and Kelly Borkertas, ..two friends who set up a 90s tribute band, they travel
the UK who do gigs and parties coverings 90s dance…. They have a gig not too far from Lincoln on Sat
15th Nov 8 til late - it’s a 90s Party Night at Harpers Bar, Horncastle Community Centre and only £7
tickets. Get purchasing!
Sting…
Also Paul Tyler, a programme maker on siren FM; presenting monthly book reviews right here, he
remembers the 90s and was really into Britpop…. (1:30)..
Matt Brown…he’s a DJ based in Lincolnshire and has been dj-ing since the early 90s, he fills
dancefloors with music from that decade.
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STING (0:10)
But first our reporter Charley Ellis went to Goodies traditional sweet shop, at the bottom of steep hill to
find out what sweets were big 20 years ago.
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SWEET SHOP PACKAGE (4:45)
JINGLE (0:20)
Back Anno: Callum: Thanks Richard, ‘Good ole goodies’ Jade: Why not pay a visit?
Callum: I’ll tell you what I liked….
Jade: Flumps….
Callum: Interesting to hear about the rising sweet costs, tell us what you think about this by tweeting us
at @headspacelinc
Jade: Stay tuned to hear our live interview with Paul Tyler.
Callum: Now one of the most famous bands of the nineties, formed in 1991, English rock band Oasis
with their 1995 hit Wonderwall. Trivia about wonderwall…described by the writer Noel Gallager….
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SONG- Wonderwall, Oasis (4:20)
Jade: That was Wonderwall, such a classic, gets everyone singing. I have to say though I prefer some of
their songs from the early 2000’s e.g. Stop Crying Your Heart It.
Callum: No I prefer…xx
Nostalgia …when Wonderwall is played towards ,,our BA Alex has a story….he was standing outside the
Manchester Apollo in 2009 and he heard them play, walking past from another gig, 90s…Also our producer
Charlotte remembers her first concert seeing Sclub 7, everyones got to live a bit of Sclub!
who else have the team seen?…
Jade: later on we’ll talk to a local DJ who makes a living from playing those songs from the 90s….
Callum: First, live in the studio, is Paul Tyler, he is approaching 40 and His production partner Jonny and him
used to present the Radio Academy Production Award nominated The Reading Room.
LIVE INTERVIEW (5:00): Jade: Paul if we went back to the 90s what did you look like?
Paul and things that you want to forget from the 90’s?
Callum: As a radio presenter, you must constantly be reminded of the 90’s era? What do you love about the
nineties? How does it differ?
Callum: How has radio changed over the decades?
Jade: Are there any 90’s musicians who you just love?
Callum: What would you say is your favourite 90’s song? Do you think that the music is better now then
it was in the 90’s?
Jade: Thanks Paul Tyler, follow @LincolnAtoZ on twitter for more details.
Sting (0:10)
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Callum: Coming up we have DJ-m-d-b live in the studio to talk all things 90’s music. But first, here is
Blur Song 2 from 1997. (0:10)
SONG- Blur, Song 2 (2:02)
Jade: That was Blur. So during the nineties there was supposedly abit of rivalry between Blur and
Oasis. Both English rock bands.
Callum: We asked your all who you preferred your favourites are..… (1:00)
READ OUT TWEETS (favourite songs of the 90’s?)
Jade: We asked you to tweet in your favourite songs of the 90’s
Jade: Alex Curren Tweeted….. TLC, waterfalls
Callum: Emily Ellis Tweeted…. Tragedy… Steps!
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Own 90’s experiences, favourite films etc.
Jade:
Callum: (2:00)
Jade: Now, joining us in the studio we have local DJ, who goes by the stage name of DJmdb and has a
huge like for 90’s music.
Callum: Before we chat to DJmdb, here is selection of 90’s classics, a song from each year! to relive
those memories. (0:20)
MONTAGE OF SONGS (0:30)
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LIVE INTERVIEW (5:00): Jade: When did you start out in the DJ industry?
Callum: Where did your love for music originate from?
Jade: I hear you’re particularly interested in 90’s music, why is this? Favourite artists?
Callum: What kind of responses do you get from the audience when you play 90’s tunes?
Jade: Have you been working on any recent mixes?
Callum: Are you planning to play in any clubs anytime soon?
Jade: Now
QUICK FIRE SONG ROUND FOR DJ (who sings?): 1. Boombastic, 2. No Diggity, 3. 500 miles, 4. Don’t
speak, 5. Saturday Night.
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SHAGGY, BLACK STREET, PROCLAIMERS, NO DOUBT, WHIGFIELD
CUE: Continuing with the music theme, a group of reporters went to a local music shop Back to Mono’s
in Lincoln. They chatted to owner Jim Penistan to investigate everything music about his shop and the
90’s! (0:20)
BACK TO MONO’S PACKAGE (4:48)
Callum: That was Back to Mono’s discussing 90’s music,
READ OUT TWEETS (favourite toys/games?)
Callum: We asked you to send in your favourite toys/ games to our twitter last week,
Jade: so and so tweeted…. (0:20)
So and so tweeted…..
Jade: Remember the….?
Callum: What about…. (1:30)
Jade: Now we have a special guest here with us today, ultra 90’s tribute group member Chris who
travels all over the country reliving the 90s.
LIVE INTERVIEW (5:00):
Callum: So what is it that you love about your job?
Callum: Do you get a buzz off playing 90’s music gigs?
Jade: Do you think the 90’s music was much better than our generation today?
Callum: Who started the ‘ultra 90’s’? What made you want to start it?
Jade: When are you playing your next gig and what do you enjoy most when you play a gig? Any other
experiences that you would like to share, What’s your favourite song of the 90’s?
Jade: Well that’s ultra 90’s, if you want to find out more tweet them at @theultra90s.
All this dance talk is making me want to party.
Callum: Here’s a classic from 1996.
SONG- Wannabee, Spice Girls (2:52)
Jade: That was the Spice Girls hit ,Wannabee to bring back those party memories. My favourite Spice
Girl was……tweet us yours.
Callum: We’re coming to the end of the show, we have the presenters here from ‘No adults allowed’ to
talk about what’s coming up.
Jade: It’s made by young people for young people. Full of music and games. Visit sirenonline.co.uk for
more info on what to expect.
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STING (0:10)
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NO ADULTS ALLOWED PROMOTION (3:00):
Jade: Can you introduce yourselves and tell us a cool fact about your show? What can the listeners
expect to hear?
Callum: Thanks for listening, we’ve been your presenters, Callum and Jade.
Jade: hope you’re feeling nostalgic and ready to relive those memories. Please keep tweeting us at
@headspacelinc or visit our facebook page Headspace SirenFM to tell us what you thought about the
show. And remember this time next week on Headspace Siren 107.3FM there will be a show on
escapism?
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Jade: Now, let’s end on a high. Here’s 1996 classic Common People by Pulp. (0:05)
SONG- Common People, Pulp (5:50)