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Bristol Broadband Co-operative
Danny Lopes' Contemporary Christian Music show on BCfm
Weekly Program
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Feb. 11, 2014, 5:47 p.m.
Danny Lopes presents BCfms Contemporary Christian Music show every Sunday at 7pm. We find out more about the man between the tunes and behind the accent. Turns out Danny was brought up in the middle of a civil war in 1970s Rhodesia/Zimbabwe. We hear about what Danny believes is a revolution that lost its way and got diverted by corruption. We hear also about Dannys faith now and his thoughts about other religions, war in the Middle East and contradictions in the multifaith movement.
Ed Lander discusses internet security this week and we hear that almost every keystroke can be scanned or monitored by the NSA or GCHQ and others. The way Facebook and Twitter Apps access your personal data that they have no business doing. Some suggestions to tighten security.
Jeff Sparkes explains that Bristol City Council are planning to open local poet Thomas Chattertons house opposite St Mary Redcliffe church to the public but appear to have almost exactly copied a proposal put forward by Jeff and Anthea Page several years ago. We ask whether the council will acknowledge Anthea and Jeffs vision when if and when they open Thomas Chattertons House.

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