Episode 41 is here. It’s COP26 tomorrow – but what does this mean? Your hosts Ali and Harry break down everything you need to know about it, and what has happened at the G20 summit. Plus, much much more! Including France vs UK over Fishing? Yes, you heard that right. Read more…
Cat on a hot tin roof’ is the work of my next guests on the tea time sofa BAFTA-nominated actress Siena Kelly and Oliver Johnstone who play Maggie and Brick Pollit and are currently touring the country! The production is a collaboration between The Curve Leicester the Liverpool everyman and Read more…
A barrel of laughs describes my next guest Kev Orkian, comedian, entrepreneur and owner of Jongleurs the best place to watch all the latest comedy! This week The comedy club is back live across several venues in London and the master of comedy Kev is flying in top form. Having Read more…
Episode 39 is here. This week has been… well, rather busy. Lot’s of unexpected news, including the AUKUS deal – remember that press conference? Your team also look at Gas prices and some portable toilets in Portsmouth – yes that one is worth listening for. Tune in now.
Episode 23 is here. Join your hosts Ali and Harry as they take you on a Journey through the news of the week just gone! This week Harry get’s bombarded by Tinks. Ali brings George to the party. And much, MUCH more. Enjoy.
They met in a newsroom and have since been gathering, reporting and publishing headline grabbing news stories across the UK daily. This is our weekly roundup of the most prevalent news stories across the globe. Has a government had another U-Turn, or is there a humanitarian issue that can’t be Read more…
My next guest on #TeaTimewithAliMonjack is Peta Stoddart Crompton who has been in PR & Comms for 30 years. Peta started out as Fashion PR having an absolutely fabulous experience with designers such as John Galliano and Vivienne Westwood and then worked in different types of media including the Clothes Read more…
My next podcast on #TeaTimewithAliMonjack is with broadcast legend in his own right Tony Grundy. He shares how he ended up hitting the radio airwaves for 45 years and working with people such as David Hamilton instead of a sporting career.
