Richard Power

@TEnglishSport Hi Tom, I am a radio producer working on a BBC Radio 4/BBC Sounds series that we'd love to talk to you about. Could you follow me back so I can dm you? Or my email is : richpowerproducer@gmail.com Thanks, Rich

@chriswaddle93 Hi Chris, I am a radio producer working on a BBC Radio 4/BBC Sounds series that we'd love to talk to you about. Could you follow me back so I can dm you? Or my email is : richpowerproducer@gmail.com Thanks, Rich

This was a fun trawl through a key era for me, as a 20 something working in and around the music industry during the 00s: ‘The Rise And Fall Of #Indie Sleaze’ bbc.co.uk/sounds/series/…

The Rise & Fall of Indie Sleaze is a brand new podcast from @BBCSounds x @bbc6Music that tells the rollercoaster story of UK 00s Indie. Hosted by @katenash and featuring yours truly, listen wherever you get your podcasts 🎧 bbc.co.uk/sounds/series/…

#journorequest BBC podcast on indie sleaze UK 02-08 We want YOUR #indieamnesty voicenotes ! Fashion fun (trilbies, military jackets, skintight jeans) or stories (snogging Joe Lean, fainting at gigs, stealing Doherty's hat, sneaking in underage to indie disco) Pls DM !

Bono celebrates Shane MacGowan on @BBCRadio4. Listen Now: bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

Daragh Lynch of @LankumDublin features on this new @BBCRadio4 programme about Shane MacGowan. Listen - bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

Listen back to Peter celebrate @ShaneMacGowan and his lyrical genius as a voice of the Irish diaspora over on @BBCSounds 🎧 bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

On the anniversary of his death, this is a great tribute. I met Shane when he appeared on a BBC show many years ago. At the studio break we went to the bar and I offered him a drink. ‘Pernod and blackcurrant,’ he replied. #TrueStory bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

It's here! Loved hearing the lore behind some of Shane McGowan's most visceral lyrics on the Irish diaspora experience, via this brilliant retrospective on the man himself from @richpower - listen on @BBCSounds app

What a treat - an hour of insight and revelation on @BBCRadio4 about Shane MacGowan and The Pogues by Sean O'Hagan, and including his wife Victoria, Bono, and Bob Geldof. I feel enriched. bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

To mark the first anniversary of his passing, it is a deep dive into six songs that understands Shane's artistry as that as a voice of the Irish diaspora. It will be live at 8pm on Radio 4 and available from the link above or the @BBCSounds app immediately after.

A massive thank you to all the brilliant contributors but especially @Victoriamary And @EtainsDream We also spoke to @nickcave Bono @u2, Sir Bob Geldof @AoDespair Bobby Gillespie @ScreamOfficial @petedoherty @daraghlynch

Tonight on @BBCRadio4 is a doc I produced on @ShaneMacGowan and presented by the great Sean O’Hagan. It’s been an unbelievable privilege to honour one of the greatest songwriters of the 20th Century - an artist whose music I grew up with. bit.ly/4gaRSY1

Remembering Shane ❤️ #ShaneMacGowan

Bobby has taken part in the upcoming documentary 'Shane MacGowan: The Old Main Drag' for @BBCRadio4, which celebrates Shane's lyrical genius as a voice of the Irish diaspora. Listen from 8pm tomorrow on @BBCSounds: bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

#ShaneMacGowan #Pogues Shane MacGowan: The Old Main Drag Archive on 4 Saturday 20:00 @BBCRadio4 Sean O’Hagan celebrates Shane MacGowan's lyrical genius as a voice of the Irish diaspora. bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

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Please join me in supporting this wonderful idea. A statue of Terry in Colwyn Bay. The idea for a statue came from Terry’s friends at Theatr Colwyn in Colwyn Bay. Terry was their first, and only, patron for some time. After we lost him to dementia in January 2020, they contacted us and asked if we thought a statue of Terry might be something we could help them with. Born in Colwyn Bay, Terry never got over being transplanted to Surrey at the age of five. He fiercely proclaimed his Welshness in an accent straight out of Guildford. Terry would be so proud if a statue of him could encourage people to visit Colwyn Bay and continue his passion to help promote the arts in North Wales. The plan is to have a life size statue, sat on the promenade in Colwyn Bay not on a plinth but on the ground next to kids eating ice cream in the summer and brave souls donning wetsuits for a winter dip in the bay. We thought he would like it best if he was in character, something for people to recognise with a chuckle.  To make a donation please do so here gofundme.com/terryjonesstat… Go Fund Me will guide you through the process, or if you would like to make it directly to the charity I can send you their details. We are at the very beginning of our campaign. We are hoping to succeed without public funding, and would love to raise £120,000 with the support of his friends and fans around the world. Colwyn Bay gave us Terry and we are hoping to give something back.