Bring a little sparkle to your Friday nights with pure party vibes, glitter, glam, special guests, style and sass all hosted by the pride of Southend, Lady OH!
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The presenter discusses their upcoming move to the northwest while planning to continue the show remotely, shares details about local live music events this weekend including jazz, psychedelic rock, and reggae, and talks about studying energy medicine and quantum physics.
The presenter and guests discuss the UK heatwave, upcoming local events like a Caribbean food day party and a Diana Ross tribute show, and share personal updates including a musician’s busy gig weekend and a humorous car-seat burn incident. They also joke about summer activities, local wildlife sightings, and the struggles of new school uniform costs.
The presenter welcomes listeners to the Friday evening *Lady OH! Glitter Show*, hosted by Emma, featuring a lively start to the weekend with music and chat.
The presenter and guests discuss the week’s weather, local events like the Southend Pride parade and free outdoor music in Priory Park, the Falklands dispute at the World Cup, upcoming live music gigs including a violinist’s performance at the Moon Raker, and personal updates on school holidays and wedding season.
The presenter and guests discuss coping with the UK heatwave, upcoming local events including Southend Pride and live music at venues like The Moon Raker and The Cricketers Pub, a rant about FIFA’s handling of political messaging at the Argentina vs England match, and upcoming performances like Swing the Swaggers and a politically charged Bandura concert. They also share plans for the school holidays, including music production and family activities, and highlight birthdays and historical events.
The presenter and guests discuss coping with the ongoing heatwave, local events including the Southend Pride parade, free outdoor music performances, and live gigs at venues like the Moonraker and Chinnery’s. They also debate FIFA’s handling of political messaging at the England vs Argentina match, mention upcoming interviews with a band performing a forbidden Ukrainian instrument, and share plans for the school holidays, including music production with the presenter’s son.
The presenter and guests discuss the UK’s hot weather, local weekend plans like swimming, Vulcan aircraft history, and upcoming events in Southend including a Regency lawn soirée, music in the woods, and jazz on the terrace. They also share updates on local theatre, Pride events, and a tribute to the late singer Bonnie Tyler, ending with a reflective track.
The presenter highlights a new track by TikTok musician Ste-Ann Jebsson, shares birthday wishes for Ray Mundo, discusses Southend’s hot weekend weather and beach plans, promotes local gigs including Emma’s performance with the Essex Concert Orchestra, and rants about parking fines and rising costs.
The hosts discuss the UK heatwave, upcoming England football matches and late-night pub plans, local summer events like Leigh Folk Festival and live music at Priory Park, plus a tragic accident involving a young girl in Chalkwell Park.
The presenter discusses the upcoming England vs Ghana football match, a local heatwave, and Southend’s dog swimming ban, while sharing personal anecdotes about hydration and hairdressers. They also highlight the UK’s first cat café opening in 2014, Boris Johnson’s birthday, and Barry Manilow’s concert and touring schedule. Listeners receive advice on pet care and postcard sending habits during the show.
Lady OH! and Emma discuss Pride Month, the importance of Pride events like Essex Pride, and local weekend activities including live music at venues like The Railway and Vulcan Restorative Trust’s film music event. They also debate dating preferences, share personal updates, and promote community initiatives like City Speaks.
The Lady OH! Glitter Show discusses various events happening in Southend, including an 80s and 90s themed party at Pop World, a John Bon Jovi tribute band at Chinamiz, and a summer inflatable day at Hinger community primary school. The presenter also shares some interesting historical facts and talks about their personal life, including buying a new car and looking for a house. The show ends with a reminder to stay safe and have a great weekend, and invites listeners to tune in to other shows on South Institute Radio, including Emma's well-being and self-help show on Sunday morning.
The presenter and guests discuss 80s music, Birmingham Pride celebrations, local weekend events in Southend, energy price rises, and personal updates including Emma’s recent trip to Birmingham Pride and a new car purchase. They also highlight Dame Kylie Minogue’s birthday and promote a Nashville-themed event in Priory Park.
The presenter and guest discuss Southend’s bank holiday weekend plans, including weather forecasts, local events like Music in the Park (show choir, Katie B, and the Engraved Big Band), the Rebel Puck Circus, and the Live Music Showcase at 8pm on Saturday. They also share news about roadworks on London Road, the potential sale of the Alex pub, and travel advice for LGBTQ+ holidaymakers heading to Gran Canaria Pride, plus updates on UK airport security changes.
The presenter and Harry discuss weekend plans in Southend, including Jetstream Tours’ Red Sands trips and Rochester excursions, local events like the Southend Wind Orchestra’s performances in Priory Park and a Beyoncé tribute at the Royal Hotel, and share fun historical facts about Barbara Streisand’s birthday and the Woolworth Building’s opening. They also reminisce about drag queen Nathan Questwell’s memorial and recommend dining spots like The Breakfast Club and the Seafood Shack.
The presenter and Emma discuss Valentine’s weekend plans, including Emma’s upcoming gig at The Rose with pianist Chris, and tease a new advice show tackling love and general dilemmas. They also joke about the weather, local events, and Emma’s future gigs in Brentwood, while teasing a new co-hosted project.
Emma Jane explores the concept of healthy detachment, distinguishing it from emotional withdrawal, and discusses how releasing attachment to uncontrollable outcomes can reduce anxiety and foster presence. She introduces a confidence challenge encouraging listeners to reflect on letting go of expectations and creating personal safety, supported by psychological insights on how detachment calms the nervous system. The episode concludes with a call to trust oneself and embrace life’s uncertainties.
Lady OH! celebrates her birthday with producer Emma, shares plans for a night out at The Railway in Southend, and promotes upcoming events including Emma Jane’s performance at The Rose Inn and Emma’s Sunday morning wellbeing show.
Lady OH! discusses her recent departure from Infinity Southend and future plans, introduces guest Satin, shares studio antics about a "moist muggy," and chats about weekend plans including a potential Chinese buffet and a future visit to Popworld.
Lady OH! discusses local traffic chaos, her return to live performances, and previews Emma’s Valentine’s Day gig at The Rose in Great Wakering. She also jokes about supermarket Easter egg displays and invites listeners to share their weekend plans.
Lady OH and guest Emma discuss their Christmas experiences, with Emma sharing that she had a big Christmas dinner and received lovely gifts, including a freezer full of meat that her late mother had arranged. They also talk about their plans for New Year's Eve, with Lady OH hosting a party at a local venue and Emma starting the new year with a new show on Sunday mornings focused on productivity and managing expectations. Lady OH invites listeners to join her for the New Year's Eve party or to tune in to the radio show as they count down to 2026.
The panel discusses and shortlists nominees for South Instity Radio’s Divine Funks competition, highlighting community figures like Helen for her customer service, Adrian Bezley for his NHS work and judo coaching, Katie Hughes for her resilience and compassion, Jess Phillips for leading the 10th South End Scout group, and Sam Mackey for their LGBTQ+ chaplaincy. The shortlist includes Adrian, Claire Bear, Sam, Rob McElroy, and Katie, with public voting open until December 17th.
The presenter reflects on the week before Christmas, shares updates on local events like the Divine Funk competition winners, and promotes "Infinity’s Got Talent" launching in January. They also discuss festive preparations, Christmas music, and community activities, including a DJ set at Infinity Bar on Christmas Eve.
The Lady OH! Glitter Show discusses an upcoming sing-along event at the Royal Hotel Ballroom on Sunday night, where Lady O and other performers will entertain the crowd with Christmas songs. The show also talks about the Divine Funk Competition, where listeners can vote for their favorite nominees on Facebook, with the winners being announced the following week. The presenter and guest Emma also share their personal stories and chat about their week, including a meeting at the Duchess of Westcliff's house to review the competition nominations.
The presenter and guests discuss festive plans, Christmas decorations, and a local competition to nominate inspiring community members, while promoting events at Infinity South End and South Church Road’s Frostbite festival. They also touch on Christmas traditions like decorating homes and the challenges of Whamageddon.
