I finish Uni in 2 months. I don't know whether to be excited or scared, I suppose I feel like it's going to like the first time you ride a bike without stabilisers. I remember my Dad letting go of my bike for the first time and I face planted the floor, I hope this won't reflect my entrance to the world of work. Leaving Uni and the security of still being in education is terrifying, and the thought of potentially spending my days watching The Jeremy Kyle Show and re-runs of Cash In The Attic is even worse.

At the moment I'm working on my dissertation which is based on Music in TV Advertising, I have 5 great interviews for it, I just need to crack on writing it up. I'm still updating the No-Title social media accounts with news and posting all news stories to the site. Although, the website still hasn't been fixed so none of the news stories I've posted are showing up. In the meantime you can just follow No-Title on Twitter or like the Facebook page!

Me and Chynna were on Spencer Leigh's show on BBC Radio Merseyside talking about our final year practical project -  you can listen to it here for 1 more day I believe . We've both been working tirelessly on this and I'm just relieved that everything is going well so far. I daren't listen back to it so hopefully we didn't sound too nervous. I've been on student radio before with my own show and then again on Planet Radio Huddersfield which you can listen back to here . That was fine as you kind of expect your parents to be the only listeners, but Spencer mentioned that their listener ship is about 30,000. I think all the colour drained from my face at that point. 

We've had a few mentions on line too if you'd like to read them:

Examiner.com

Liverpool Daily Post 

JMU Journalism

Here's our Facebook and Twitter pages if you'd like more information about the project.

This post is getting slightly long so I'll finish off with a track that I've been listening to incessantly over the past few days. I managed to see Fenech-Soler in Manchester on Tuesday, I've seen them once before and they really are brilliant live - enjoy!