Many of you will have heard of the Cambridge and Oxford Note Race where people learn how to play an instrument and then try to pass their Grade 1 exam in just 9 weeks. And Over Primary School teacher Elizabeth Street is one of the hundreds of people involved and is supporting three charities. She’s spent much of her summer learning how to ... [Continue Reading]
Gadget Guide: New iPhones and iOS 11
Lawrence Micallef has news of Apple's new operating system plus a look at what's happening in the rest of the world of tech. ... [Continue Reading]
Bookmark: Sarah Shaw
Leigh Chambers’ featured guest is Sarah Shaw. Her memoir, Portland Place, chronicles her time as a BBC secretary in the early 1970s and the development of a very unlikely romantic relationship. ... [Continue Reading]
Bums on Seats: Marlene Dietrich
A very crowded show brings reviews of Mother, Kingsman: The Golden Circle, and Victoria and Abdul. We also continue our previews of the upcoming 37th Cambridge Film Festival, with Michelle Facey extolling the silent cinema of Marlene Dietrich in The Woman One Longs For, and Malavika Anderson introducing the films that are part of the India Unboxed ... [Continue Reading]
Steffi Callister: Hypnotherapist Pat Duckworth
Steffi's guest is Royston hypnotherapist and best-selling author Pat Duckworth. ... [Continue Reading]
Leigh Chambers: Harder Yet!
Leigh is joined by retired police officers George Smith and Andrew Brasher who’ll be chatting about their novel Harder Yet!, about two young policemen working in the early 1970s. ... [Continue Reading]
New Music Generator: April Blue
Tim basks in the after match of Friday's NMG Awards with brand new music from Best Male winner Tom Lumley alongside HUNTAR, STAYCATIONS, Goldblume, Saving Scarlett and Vespa Vulgaris. April Blue join Tim in the studio for a catch up and a play of their 80s inspired new single. The Unsigned Chart will reveal if False Hearts have gone one step ... [Continue Reading]
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