Originally Posted by
Richard1960:
“I listen to.
Nick Ferrari.
Tom Swarbrick.
Ian Collins.
Steve Allen (sometimes)
Ken and David.
Iain Dale.
Darren Adam.
Clive Bull.
Ian Payne.
And also the great Petrie Hosken now sadly departed.
”
i see a pattern emerging. im surprised you dont kike job he is of the same ilk.
nick abbot isnt so thats understandable .
Originally Posted by Mr_Boltar:
“Isn't flogging a story to death company policy down at LBC these days? What a dull tedious station its become. The only remnant of the old LBC is steve allen who I know a lot of people on here don't like but I find him a breath of fresh air compared to the pompous ever repeating news 24 style rubbish that they broadcast the rest of the time. Its like being forced to read a newspaper front page 30 times over instead of the whole of the paper. Suffice to say I rarely listen to the station anymore. Even Ferraris show is a political snoozefest these days.”
hes far too right wing for my ears.
Originally Posted by Chief_Wiggum:
“Ferrari on good form again this morning, that call to Sweden was brilliant! Had it on in the kitchen and everyone was laughing out loud! Funniest bits were probably when the guy told Ferrari he worked in a sawmill ("A sawmill?! Do you have a checked shirt?!") and when the guy asked Ferrari what his favourite British beer was an he didn't have a clue! That was fantastic radio, well done Nick!
I think the show spent a bit too long covering the Cologne attacks though and this meant that they were unable to fit in one of their advertised segments- the new Afghan schoolgirl character on Sesame Street. I would have been interested to hear more about that and what people's opinions were on it rather than the Cologne attacks which have been covered in quite a lot of depth already. Still, Cologne appears to be a subject which Ferrari has great interest in talking about and he obviously believed it took precedence over the Sesame Street story. However in the last hour of the programme on a Friday morning I would have preferred something a bit more light-hearted to go with the Sweden segment, but I appreciate that Sesame Street is hardly "leading the news agenda".”
ferrari loves the anti muslim stories, he even entertained a female caller - paula - this morning who apart from being anti muslim/islam, anti europe, anti cameron and warned about the new world order blamed goldman sachs for being behind it all.
ferrari agreed with her
Originally Posted by
Landis:
“Tom Swarbrick seems to have a problem with Jeremy Corbyn pushing away a microphone held in front of his face by an LBC reporter.
Can the forum suggest something that I could thrust into Tom Swarbrick's face to gauge his reaction?
”
ferrari also went ott over this.p
Originally Posted by Chief_Wiggum:
“Stig Abell and Katie Hopkins despise each other, mainly because Stig is the managing editor of The Sun (the paper Hopkins used to be a columnist for) and Hopkins ditched The Sun to work for their arch-rivals The Daily Mail. I remember Stig handing over to Hopkins (who was covering Bev Turner's show at the time) by saying "and now, here's the Pegida pin-up Katie Hopkins". Hopkins was completely taken aback and must said "Thanks, Stig" and continued her show. Perhaps that's why Stig has been moved to Sunday afternoons now that Hopkins has been given Bev's old slot.
Nick Ferrari seems to get on well with Steve Allen, and the two of them occasionally have a light-hearted or friendly joke at each other's expense during their programmes. Nick and James O'Brien seem to get on as well and their handovers are usually quite jovial but I doubt they meet up for coffee or anything!
Steve Allen, Iain Dale and Ian Collins have all strongly criticised James O'Brien in the past and don't like him.”
they all get on with each other. they all shared the same political ideology, the differences are in the nuance but nothing major
pegida pin up is spot on.
Originally Posted by radiodad:
“Cristo and Nick Abbots handovers can at times be fairly tense, they don't have a go at each other but you can tell theres an atmosphere. If i remember rightly as well Ian Collins and Nick Abbots handovers at times be a little frosty.”
nick abbot is probably the most balanced of lbc hosts.