Many people who are not in the UK tell me they can't wake up so early (9am GMT) to listen to the programme. Now you can! Here's a link to my podcast! https://www.podbean.com/pi/pbblog-u83xb-a5a3a5 Its also available on Spotify, iHeart, Apple and many other popular streams.
I love the animations our editor Ernie comes up with! Join us on colourfulradio.com @ 9am GMT on Monday 1, March, to learn about the history and culture of this popular metaphor.
Las Cruces, New Mexico, was the highlight of a Sunday afternoon drive. I was surprised to see so many crosses. I have a ‘thing’ for taking pictures in bathrooms so I didn’t hesitate taking a picture of this lovely bathroom sink.
Join me on Sunday, 28 February. We’ve added a few questions we’d like you to answer!
Come on...You know her... especially if you’re from the UK. I can remember the first time I saw this pic.
I’d love to hear your stories where you used this metaphor. You can send me a voice message or email me! I have some sad stories where this was too often the case, especially when it comes to women ‘keeping’ men. What say you?
I'm sure you have many stories about this quote! Join me on Monday, 15th February @ 9am GMT on colourfulradio.com to hear more about its origins and how it can be used as a positive form!
We're getting ready for another programme. Join us on caribdirect.com on Sunday 28 February @ 3pm
Here's a taste of my show Metaphorically Speaking with Delia Dolor airing on Monday, 8 February 2021 on Colourful Radio at 9am GMT. It will be available on podcast if you miss it! Metaphorically Speaking Podcast Wednesdays at 9am GMT. https://metaphoricallyspeaking.podbean.com/
As part of the Nobel Laureate Festival a series of five programmes were produced to celebrate the achievements of Saint Lucia's two Nobel Laureates, Sir William Arthur Lewis and Sir Derek Alton Walcott. This first programme features writer and poet John Robert Lee who reads an excerpt from Walcott's book, "White Egrets" and says why [...]
