Steve England's guest appearances

Steve England

Looking Sideways Action Sports Podcast

Radio Moments - Conversations

London TV Training 

David Carson

Jeff Johnson

Rob Jones

Alex Honnold

Tom Ross

Simon Mayo

Ross Edgley

Bob Harris

Tom Carroll

Len Necefer

Paul Robinson

Jeremy Jones

John Perkins

Paul McKenna

Layne Beachley

OwlTail

Tom Marshall

Hi there, this is Steve England from London TV training. I'm a voice over, and if you'd like to get into voice overs as a career, we will help you to understand the fundamentals - if you've got the time to learn and practice.  In this podcast I'll play a short part of my interview with Tom Marshall, who is now an established voice over. The complete version of this interview is included in different modules of the voice over course. We're hoping to meet you, at London TV training courses.

Hi there, this is Steve England from London TV training. I'm a voice over, and if you'd like to get into voice overs as a career, we will help you to understand the fundamentals - if you've got the time to learn and practice.  In this podcast I'll play a short part of my interview with Tom Marshall, who is now an established voice over. The complete version of this interview is included in different modules of the voice over course. We're hoping to meet you, at London TV training courses.

Steve England's short interview with Tom Marshall on Voice Over career

Full episode and Show Notes - www.wearelookingsideways.comI’m a big fan of ‘lifer’ stories on the podcast. These are the guests who aren’t big name athletes or personalities, but who have quietly had the same amount of influence. Think of guests like Demi Taylor, Chris Cote or Phil Young. They’re people who have dedicated their lives to the activities they love, and in the process have ended up helping to create the culture we all benefit from. This week’s guest Steve England, long-term publisher of Carve magazine and founding member of Surfers Against Sewage, is another example. He’d never admit it himself, but it’s impossible to do justice to the absolutely integral role Steve has played in the UK surf industry for well over three decades now. Think of any significant development in British surfing and Steve England has been at the heart of it. No wonder no less an authority than Gabe Davis describes him as ‘the absolute heart and soul of UK surfing’. What’s especially brilliant about this is that it is all so clearly driven by Steve’s absolute passion for surfing and belief in its power to transform lives, something he expresses with great eloquence during our conversation. Then there’s the final layer to all this, which is the arc of Steve’s career itself. As he himself says: if he can do it, anybody can. Steve was somebody I’d wanted to get on the show for months and I’ll be honest it took me a while to convince him. I’m so glad that I did, as you’ll hear. Thanks to Matt Ward for the theme tune, and to my editor Fina Charleson. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit lookingsideways.substack.com/subscribe

Full episode and Show Notes - <a href="http://www.wearelookingsideways.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.wearelookingsideways.com</a> I’m a big fan of ‘lifer’ stories on the podcast. These are the guests who aren’t big name athletes or personalities, but who have quietly had the same amount of influence. Think of guests like Demi Taylor, Chris Cote or Phil Young. They’re people who have dedicated their lives to the activities they love, and in the process have ended up helping to create the culture we all benefit from. This week’s guest Steve England, long-term publisher of Carve magazine and founding member of Surfers Against Sewage, is another example. He’d never admit it himself, but it’s impossible to do justice to the absolutely integral role Steve has played in the UK surf industry for well over three decades now. Think of any significant development in British surfing and Steve England has been at the heart of it. No wonder no less an authority than Gabe Davis describes him as ‘the absolute heart and soul of UK surfing’. What’s especially brilliant about this is that it is all so clearly driven by Steve’s absolute passion for surfing and belief in its power to transform lives, something he expresses with great eloquence during our conversation. Then there’s the final layer to all this, which is the arc of Steve’s career itself. As he himself says: if he can do it, anybody can. Steve was somebody I’d wanted to get on the show for months and I’ll be honest it took me a while to convince him. I’m so glad that I did, as you’ll hear. Thanks to Matt Ward for the theme tune, and to my editor Fina Charleson. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit <a href="https://lookingsideways.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&amp;utm_campaign=CTA_2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">lookingsideways.substack.com/subscribe</a>

Episode 118: Steve England - Anybody Can

This is the story of the lad who grew up to pirate radio who went on to play a leading role in the sound of UK radio for a generation.  In this hour of RadioMoments Conversations, Steve England tells of how he ended up on-air in the complex second wave of offshore pirate before moving to Piccadilly where he started to further his interest in jingle production. He then opens up about the Alfasound journey, becoming the UK's leading jingle house - before its painful end.  In his own words, this is the Steve England story.  Hear the whole ‘RadioMoments Conversations’ series  here – and sign up for the regular podcast for this ongoing series. Music by Larry Bryant.

This is the story of the lad who grew up to pirate radio who went on to play a leading role in the sound of UK radio for a generation. In this hour of RadioMoments Conversations, Steve England tells of how he ended up on-air in the complex second wave of offshore pirate before moving to Piccadilly where he started to further his interest in jingle production. He then opens up about the Alfasound journey, becoming the UK's leading jingle house - before its painful end. In his own words, this is the Steve England story. Hear the whole ‘RadioMoments Conversations’ series  <a href="https://podfollow.com/1459316952" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a> – and sign up for the regular podcast for this ongoing series. Music by <a href="http://www.larrybryant.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Larry Bryant</a>.

4: Steve England - Alfasound jingles, pirate radio and Piccadilly