Join Mandy and Nicola for a festive and star-studded edition of the monthly arts magazine. Hugh Bonneville, Nicole Kidman and Julie Walters talk about life with Paddington Bear, Nicola reviews the final Hobbit film and Aladdin at the Cambridge Arts Theatre, and Mandy delves into the latest biography from Mick Fleetwood as the Mac are back on tour … [Read more...]

Mandy talks to Byrds frontman Roger McGuinn about his early music, The Byrds, George Harrison, Bob Dylan and the creation of the jingle jangle sound that The Byrds were so famous for. Timothy Spall talks about his role in Mr Turner and Nicola previews a James Elroy event in Cambridge and flags up some great book ideas for Christmas. The … [Read more...]

This month, Joan Armatrading talks to Mandy about her final world tour, her guitars and embracing new technology. Seth Lakeman offers some insights into his new album, Word of Mouth. And for Thunderbird fans, a special archive interview with the late puppet master Gerry Anderson as the Cambridge Arts Picturehouse prepares to celebrate his … [Read more...]

Mandy Morton and Nicola Upson bring the popular magazine show to Cambridge 105. This Month the show features a one-hour documentary on the late Jimi Hendrix who died 44 years ago this month. Mandy talks to Jimi's cousin, his studio sound engineer, his best friend and Andy Summers from the Police who jammed with Hendrix and saw him play in the … [Read more...]

A Woodstock Special with interviews from the surviving artists. … [Read more...]

Mandy Morton and Nicola Upson present an Eclectic Light Show special on the 50th Anniversary of The Cambridge Folk Festival. The programme features interviews with some of this year's artists including Eddi Reader, Cara Dillon, Martin and Eliza Carthy, Seth Lakeman and John Jones from The Oyster Band. Nicola will review some of the weekend's … [Read more...]

On June's edition of the show, comic icon John Cleese talks to Mandy about the art of making people laugh, and goes inside the head of Basil Fawlty. Singer songwriter Hafdis Huld describes her life in the Icelandic wilderness. Nicola revisits Grantchester in the 1950s, as seen in James Runcie's books, soon to be on our TV screens. And two stars of … [Read more...]