Filmmakers Oscar Forshaw Swift and Benjamin Abbott join Julian in the studio to talk about the progress of their micro-budget feature film. At 6.00 the Entertainment Hour features the Unsigned Chart Update and film reviews with Skye Keable and Hatti Simpson featuring The Fault In Our Stars, we'll also talk about new releases Chef and Mrs Brown's … [Read more...]

Julian meets Ellie Clark from Sofar Sounds, who are bringing acoustic music into Cambridge living rooms. … [Read more...]

Tony Juniper worked for Friends of the Earth for 20 years, leading their campaigns to conserve resources and protect the environment. He also stood for parliament, as the Green Party candidate in Cambridge at the last General Election. He's giving a talk at a key important local fundraiser this Saturday at the Masonic Hall in Bateman Street. Tony … [Read more...]

Tim sits in for Julian and speaks to Heather Bevan Hunt – organiser of the Cambridge Buskers Festival who’s in to tell us all about this year’s event and how you can apply to play. In the Entertainment Hour, the Unsigned Chart Update and film reviews with Skye Keable and Hatti Simpson. They’re reviewing 3 Days to Kill and Edge of Tomorrow and … [Read more...]

On today’s programme Liz Pearl investigates the pedal-powered cinema run by Cambridge Carbon Footprint, Outspoken Cycles and Cambridgeshire County Council and Julian goes behind the scenes of Cambridge Junction’s Nightwatch to meet Figs in Wigs. … [Read more...]

Liz Pearl meets Oliver Sweeney, a Year 10 GCSE student at the Leys co-educational day and boarding school in Cambridge, who has drawn inspiration for his Design and Technology coursework from his grandfather Colonel Henry John ‘Tod’ Sweeney's famous role in the D-Day landings. … [Read more...]

Katharine Ellis tells Julian how Cambridge is participating in International Headstand Day. … [Read more...]