Maximum Music Monday and Kate Humble
Zoe Ball chats to Kate Humble about her new book and she's got her Disco Ball and a bag full of tunes for her Maximum Music Monday.
Wake up and embrace the day with Zoe Ball! Zoe keeps the tunes rolling on Maximum Music Monday and plays three disco classics from her personal collection in the Disco Ball at 8.30!
Plus Zoe chats to Kate Humble about her latest book which is all about her the joys of a life less complicated. Kate is a farmer, writer, conservationist, entrepreneur and one of the UK’s best-known TV presenters. She started her television career as a researcher, later presenting programmes such as Animal Park, Springwatch & Autumnwatch, Lambing Live, Living with Nomads, A Country Life for Half the Price and Back to the Land. Kate Humble is a writer & broadcaster specialising in science, wildlife & rural affairs.
Along with Tina Daheley on news, Richie Anderson on travel and Mike Williams on sport, she and the team have the best start to your morning. With headlines, tunes chosen by listeners, and more music that you can shake a glitterball at!
There's also a daily Pause For Thought with Rabbi Dr Harvey Belovski and listeners on the line, as Zoe entertains the nation with fun for the family!
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Music Played
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Pulp
Disco 2000
- Hits.
- Island.
- 6.
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Ava Max
Who's Laughing Now
- Heaven & Hell.
- Atlantic.
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Pet Shop Boys
West End Girls
- Now That's What I Call Music '86.
- Now.
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Janet Jackson
Together Again
- Now 39 (Various Artists).
- Now.
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The Doobie Brothers
What A Fool Believes
- The All Time Greatest Movie Songs.
- Columbia/Sony Tv.
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Electric Light Orchestra
Sweet Talkin' Woman
- Light Years - The Very Best Of ELO.
- Epic.
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Clean Bandit & Mabel
Tick Tock
- (CD Single).
- Atlantic.
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The Killers
Caution (Radio 2 Live at Home 2020)
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The Bangles
Manic Monday
- Fantastic 80's - 3 (Various Artists).
- Sony Tv/Columbia.
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The Beach Boys
Darlin'
- The Best Of The Beach Boys (CD 2).
- EMI.
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Sister Sledge
We Are Family
- Disco Fever (Various Artists).
- Global Television.
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Gregory Porter
Concorde
- All Rise.
- Decca Records Jazz France.
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Level 42
Something About You
- The Complete Polydor Years: Volume 2 (1985-1989).
- Cherry Red Records.
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David Guetta & Sia
Let's Love
- (CD Single).
- Parlophone.
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Oasis
Whatever
- Smash Hits '95 (Various Artists).
- Telstar.
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Mark Ronson
Valerie (feat. Amy Winehouse)
- (CD Single).
- Sony BMG.
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McFly
Happiness
- Young Dumb Thrills.
- BMG Rights Management (UK).
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Blur
Country House
- The Best Album In The World Ever!(Va).
- Virgin.
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Womack & Womack
Teardrops
- And They Danced All Night.
- Debutante.
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The Supremes
Where Did Our Love Go
- Diana Ross & The Supremes - 40 Motown.
- Polygram Tv.
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KC and the Sunshine Band
Get Down Tonight
- Billboard Top Hits 1975.
- Rhino.
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Kelly Marie
Feels Like I'm In Love
- NOW Boogie Nights - Disco Classics (Various Artists).
- Now! Music.
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Michael Jackson
Off The Wall
- Michael Jackson - Off The Wall.
- Epic.
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Miley Cyrus
Midnight Sky
- Plastic Hearts.
- RCA.
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Dire Straits
Walk Of Life
- Brothers In Arms 20th Anniv Edition.
- Vertigo.
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Adele
Set Fire To The Rain
- 21.
- XL.
- 5.
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Erasure
Nerves Of Steel
- The Neon.
- Mute.
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Dua Lipa
Physical
- Future Nostalgia.
- Warner Records.
Pause For Thought
This weekend, Jews across the world will celebrate Rosh HaShanah – the Jewish New Year.Ìý But it’s not much of party, more a time to think about the meaning of life and what we hope to accomplish in the year ahead. At Rosh HaShanah, people attend the synagogue who hardly come during the year.Ìý It’s a festival with a complex character – at once joyful and solemn, with beautiful melodies that are both introspective and hopeful for a wonderful year. This reminds me of one Rosh HaShanah when rabbi was standing at the door of his synagogue greeting people as they were leaving.ÌýÌý
He grabbed an occasional visitor, Max, by the hand and said to him, ‘Max, I think you need to join the army of the Lord’.Ìý Max replied, ‘but I’m already in God’s army’.Ìý The rabbi persisted, ‘So why do I only see you in the synagogue on Rosh HaShanah?’Ìý Max whispered, ‘Because I’m in the secret service!’ The tension between celebration and contemplation, which seem to draw people back to the synagogue year after year, is hard-wired into Rosh HaShanah.Ìý We look back over the past year while looking forward to the new.Ìý While thinking of what we hope to accomplish in the year ahead, we may acknowledge all the things we failed to do last time around.Ìý And there’s a sense, which is captured in our prayers, that each of us, even the world, hangs in the balance, as we, and God Himself, takes stock of how we are doing.Ìý
An ancient Jewish teaching puts it like this, ‘on Rosh HaShanah, all those who walk the earth pass before God like lambs.’ I suspect that this year, as the pandemic continues, many of us have felt that tension – worry that we may become unwell, hope that things will start to improve, frustration, despair, optimism, all at once.Ìý And of course, so many have suffered real loss, whether an actual bereavement or serious illness, from which they may still be recovering.Ìý In my community, everyone knows someone who has died or was very sick from COVID-19. Rosh HaShanah encourages us to embrace those complex feelings and in a blast of the shofar, a special ram’s horn blow on the festival, to send them heavenward with our hopes for a better year.Ìý Here’s a preview!
Broadcast
- Mon 14 Sep 2020 06:30´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio 2