[cma-l] ARIAS

[Martin Steers]

I agree Prison Radio does a fantastic job (in fact Radio Wano has been
shortlisted at the Community Radio Awards), and wouldnt want the discussion
to differ away from the wider community radio sector element.

Good on the PRA for putting the entries together and getting nominated (and
good luck with the nomination!)

Martin

On 19 September 2017 at 11:39, James Ewing <jimmyewing at live.co.uk> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> Having worked for the Prison Radio Association for 2 years, from 2013... I
> can assure you that the nomination is well deserved. They do a fantastic
> job in serving the prison community by providing their many listeners with
> helpful and meaningful radio that literally changes lives. The work they do
> helps to reduce reoffending and impacts the wider community beyond the
> prion gates, for the better.
>
> It's not about promoting a brand, it's about recognising hard work.
>
> Congratulations, to all the other nominees!
>
> Jimmy Ewing
> Radio Production Lecturer
> University of Salford
> Media City UK
>
> Tel: 07912553083
>
> On 19 Sep 2017, at 11:24, Resonance104.4fm <info at resonancefm.com> wrote:
>
> We've one programme nominated, so cannot complain. But the ARIAS sure are
> boring. I've seen budget hotel foyers that offered more inspiration; and am
> more familiar with some of the nominees than I am with members of my
> immediate family. Is there a tear in the space/time continuum that I missed?
> It is a real stroke of genius too for them to promote prison radio -
> which no one can hear - as exemplary of community media. A sure indication
> of the Academy's attitude to the CMA and its membership.
> Time to open a dialogue, perhaps, with "Rog". Or is it the case that
> everyone really wants to be just like the Academy's pets, sounding the same
> hysterical middle-English monotone?
> Ed
>
> --
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> *Highly Commended in the Diversity in Media Awards 2017*
>
> *Radio Station/Programme of the Year Category *
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> UK
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