British Army veterans Taff & Johno chat with MILITARY veterans and civilians worldwide, telling their unique stories.
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From South Wales to BIG IN INDIA
Taff & Johno catch up with multi-instrumentalist singer Jayce Lewis in Camden Town, London, as he reflects on his journey from South Wales to becoming a major live act in India.
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shot at dawn
RAF Caribbean Aces of WWII
During the First World War, 306 British and Commonwealth soldiers were executed for desertion and other capital offences. One of them was Herbert Morris, just 17 years old. On Parade visited the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire and travelled to the Poperinge Death Cells in Belgium to learn more.
A conversation with her terminally ill father about the war years changed Maureen Dickson’s life. Now an oral historian, she documents the experiences of Caribbean ex-servicemen, preserving their stories for future generations. On Parade met her at the Spitfire, Biggin Hill Heritage Hangar.
Aftermath of War! Clearing the Battlefield.
Buried Alive in iraq.
Trained for war, now saving lives worldwide. Craig, a former British soldier, works with Norwegian People’s Aid to clear deadly landmines.
From Trinidad to the front line in Iraq, Mauriilia Simpson’s service took a dramatic turn after a mortar attack on her base left her buried alive.
London College of Music COLLABORATES WITH ON PARADE
On Parade went to the University of West London to interview Dr Cathy Sloan, Senior Lecturer in Applied and Socially Conscious Theatre, and Greg Smith, Lecturer in Music Technology. the London College of Music (LCM).
Inspired by an On Parade episode, 'Spinning The Decks' with Under the Sun DJ Jamie Micklefield, Cathy and Greg are now pioneering two music courses for veterans at the London College of Music (LCM).
I would like to wish Neil, and Johno continued success with their work and podcast, helping veterans.
Leo Docherty MP - Former Minister for Defence People and Veterans
