Radio interviews on CCR 104.4FM
Essex Book Festival
People interviewed include Ros Green, Tassa DeParis.
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Radio interviews (11)
City Talk
Monday, 31 March 2025
Interviewed by Nita Jhummu
festival. The full lineup is not out yet. It's being announced on Thursday and you can also download the digital brochure on Thursday as well as get the physical brochure. But, on tonight's city talk, we've got a sneak preview of what is happening at this year's Essex Book Festival. Now, joining me right now is the director of the Essex Book Festival, Ross Green, good evening, Ross. Hi, need to how you. Good, how are you? I'm very well enjoying these sunny days. Yes, a clock's have gone forward and it's fantastic now. Exactly, yeah. No, it all feels like we're gearing up for the S. It's book festival. That's what it feels like. Absolutely. The S. It's book festival. It's been going for a number of years now. What year are we in now? For the 26th. 26th. I've found fantastic. And you've been involved for many years. Oh, how many years have you been involved? I think this is my 11th…
City Talk
Monday, 4 November 2024
Interviewed by Nita Jhummu
Nita Jhummu interviews Essex Book Festival
Director of Essex Book Festival, discussing local poet commission
City Talk
Monday, 21 October 2024
Interviewed by Nita Jhummu
Birchanger FC and a 25-mile trekathlon walk for FND Action (Essex Book Festival · City Talk · 2024-10-21)
City Talk
Monday, 5 June 2023
Interviewed by Nita Jhummu
Also live on app and online As well this evening On the 5th of June 20, 23 So thank you very much for tuning in this evening to an Essex Book Festival special, the director of the Essex Book Festival Ros Green has going to be on before Before nine she's going to be telling us all about all the events happening in Chalmsard which include nature walks and Going to the Marcony Pond nature reserve as well and walking trails lots of walking trails, which is really nice in this weather as well well. And in the studio joining me right now but they're going to be on a very shortly are two great authors award-winning author Chris Penhall and international bestselling author Lizzie Chantry going to be talking about their body meetup sessions as part of the Essex Book Festival amongst other things as well. After nine talking about the Manning Tree Earth Festival and then returning to the Essex…
The Alternative Hour
Monday, 1 May 2023
Interviewed by Doug Beasley
Doug Beasley interviews Essex Book Festival
Interview on The Alternative Hour.
City Talk
Monday, 20 June 2022
Interviewed by Nita Jhummu
Nita Jhummu interviews Essex Book Festival
Director of the New Essex Book Festival, discussing Queen's Jubilee event
Chelmsford Chatting
Saturday, 10 July 2021
Interviewed by Oliver Rogers, Ollie
Oliver Rogers, Ollie interview Essex Book Festival
Interview on Chelmsford Chatting.
Chelmsford Chatting
Sunday, 29 November 2020
Interviewed by Oliver Rogers, Dave Daniels, Ollie
Oliver Rogers, Dave Daniels, Ollie interview Essex Book Festival
from Essex Book Festival
Chelmsford Chatting
Sunday, 8 November 2020
Interviewed by Oliver Rogers
Oliver Rogers interviews Essex Book Festival
Ros Green, the Director of the Essex Book Festival, will join the show for an interview
The Moptops and the King
Wednesday, 30 September 2020
Interviewed by Steve Chelmsford
Steve Chelmsford interviews Essex Book Festival
Interview on The Moptops and the King.
City Talk
Monday, 24 February 2020
and the Essex Book Festival is nearly upon us. On the telephone right now should be Ros Green, the director of the Essex Book Festival, Hi Ros. Hi Nita. Hello, how are you? I'm fine, how are you? I'm good, thank you. Thank you so much for coming on the show today. It's total pleasure. Now the Essex Book Festival, I'm really looking forward to it. Are you? Yes, it's definitely the highlights of my year. So what is the Essex Book Festival all about for people that don't know about it? I can hear it's a thought that's what I've been running for. I think it's just time to feel I know it's just been first year. Wow. It's passed by the library. It became an independent charity in 2011. And it changed quite a lot over the last six years or so where it's much more about going out into the community and making sure that everyone can be involved and that we've got things on that everyone wants…