An interview on Angel Radio

I will be on Angel Radio on Tuesday 17 February between 12.30pm and 1pm.


Angel Radio is a thriving radio station with a growing audience worldwide. It is also unique in that it accentuates the positive aspects of being an older person, provides a radio station for older people to run themselves, and specialises in records made before1960. There is no other radio station in Europe which provides this all encompassing service for older people. And I know it has listeners in the USA too.


Join me on Angel Radio on 17 February talking about my marine mysteries, my writing career and my life as I chat to Mildred French. You can tune in on the Internet at http://www.angelradio.moonfruit.com/# or tune in to 101.1FM

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