Nunhead American Radio with Lewis Schaffer

30 Jan 12 w/Morganico.com & Liam Mullone. Our best show! Voice of Americans with Nunhead-New Yorker Lewis Schaffer and lovely co-host Nunhead Borders resident Lisa Moyle. Our amazing guests this week are the incredible Morganico, a prime mover behind getting the skateboard ramps Southwark in in Nunhead's Peckham Rye Park, and local arrtist who painted the decorative bollards and the electricity sub-station on Forest Hill Road outside the Herne Tavern. Joining Morganico.com is his funny black friend Super Zuma (aka Elkin Gordon Atwell) who was running security for  Morganico.com and is himself a social entrepreneur and technologist. Laconic, droll and cynical comic Liam Mullone, maybe Nunhead's top comic, if we don't count Lewis Schaffer, pays us a return visit.  We ticked boxes! Enjoy!

hannah Brown is working the tech desk as Leanne Bower has decided she needs to go to sleep early on Mondays. With lovely Lisa Moyle, fascinating and beautiful as ever!

16 Jan '12 w/ Steve Pafford & Paul Ricketts. Voice of Americans with Lewis Schaffer of Nunhead.  Show Two of the season and expertly planned and executed it is!  Host Lewis Schaffer and co-host Lisa Moyle speak with Nunhead American artist and art teach Rebecca Allen, from Kansas and Steve Pafford, the ever-elusive English journalist and organiser of the Southeast Central forum (www.southeastcentral.co.uk) where Nunhead features prominently. They are joined by my friend, and black Englishman and comic Paul Ricketts. Enjoy the best show we have ever done! With lovely Leanne Bower womanning the soundboard. 

Go see Lewis Schaffer, live and free, in Lewis Schaffer is Free until Famous at the Source Below every Tuesday and Wednesday in Soho at 11 Lower John Street, W1F 9TY. Info and reservations at www.sourcebelow.com

3 Oct '11 Ivy House, Norman Welch.  Another fantastic Voice of Americans with Lewis Schaffer of Nunhead. Lewis Schaffer would say this wasn't one of his best but what does he know? Leanne Bower was under the weather and Chris Dixon manned the tech desk. We met for the first time Nunhead Heights main Pub Landlord Nick McNeil and what good guest he was - telling how his hippy parents threw stones at American soldiers at Greenham (?) in the last century. Also on board is our mate Norman Welch, a true American from Oklahoma or Missouri or somewhere. I'll find out more later.  You can listen and tell me.  With lovely Lisa Moyle, my American friend.