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• THOUGHT 16th APRIL.mp3

  The Reverend Eleanor Hancock with our thought for the week

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  Captain Steve Scoulding with our thought for Easter Day!

  Duration: 2:33

• THOUGHT 2ND APRIL.mp3

  Captain Melanie Scoulding with our thought for the week for Palm Sunday!

  Duration: 3:04

• THOUGHT 26TH MARCH.mp3

  The Reverend Phil Jackson from North Cumbria with our thought for the week.

  Duration: 2:00
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• All about Richard Corrie

  Born in Carlisle, I have lived in Cumbria most of my life, and I probably wouldn't swap my countryside house in this beautiful county for anyone.

  How did you get into radio?

  I've been asking myself that question for years... But seriously, I volunteered for hospital radio in Carlisle and really got bitten by the bug.

  I then moved on to answer telephones at 91热爆 Radio Cumbria before getting my break as a presenter with CFM in Carlisle and now here I am 'on air' five days a week at 91热爆 Radio Cumbria.

  Where was your first broadcast?

  I first broadcast on the independent radio station CFM, moving to 91热爆 Radio Cumbria in the late 1990s.

  What other jobs have you done besides broadcasting?

  I've been a shop assistant and relief manager for Cumbrian Co-op and also spent a short time as a telephone operator at Directory Enquiries and worked in a Fish and Chip shop.

  How long have you worked at 91热爆 Radio Cumbria and why do you like it?

  I've been at 91热爆 Radio Cumbria since 1998, but did work here part-time earlier in the 90s. I like it because it's fun (most of the time) and it doesn't really feel like work. Although at times it can be very demanding!

  What's your favourite broadcasting memory?

  I don't really have a favourite broadcast moment because every programme I do is special in its own way.

  Three people I've interviewed though will always stay in my mind - Simon Mayo, weatherman John Ketley and magician Paul Daniels.

  What are your local connections (if any)?

  I was born in Carlisle and have lived here all my life.

  What would listeners be surprised to learn about you?

  I am a former British champion accordionist and have been ordained in the Church of England (Reverend Richard!)

  What do you do when you're not broadcasting?

  I enjoy working on my computer and try my hand, every so often, at home brewing. I'm also slowly learning the qualities of a good bottle of red. I've a bit more research to do yet though!! (hic!) I also love my work involved with the Church being out in the parishes and meeting people.

  I'm one of two children and love animals, I've got a dog called Fynn, and a cat called Ebby.

  My favourite meal?

  A medium steak, homemade chips and peppercorn sauce. Yum!