Linda Ness hears about new exhibition AI in the Polar Museum from Dr David Waterhouse, Dr Maya Indira Ganesh and Dr Stephen Kyle. … [Read more...]
Cambridge Film Show: Wuthering Heights
Lorcan O’Neill is joined by critics Matthew Taylor, Luke Irwin, Katherine Stockton and Stewart Paske for the latest reviews and movie chat. On the projector are Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights; slick Los Angeles-set crime thriller Crime 101; Rose Byrne in awards-friendly drama If I Had Legs I’d Kick You and chilly mystery Cold Storage. … [Read more...]
Women’s Sports Mix: Sarah Abramson of Cambridge and Coleridge Athletic Club
Alex Elbro and Amy Gray talk to Sarah Abramson of Cambridge and Coleridge Athletic Club, and look at the latest scores across football, ice hockey and rugby. … [Read more...]
Horrible Histories at Corn Exchange
Horrible Histories Live (and Dead!) on Stage is at Cambridge Corn Exchange on Sunday March 1 feature both the hit TV songs and stars of the popular CBBC series. Julian Clover speaks to Neal Foster, the company’s Actor/Manager and creative force behind all the Horrible stage shows since 2005. … [Read more...]
Cambridge Breakfast: Borshch Time
Four years after Russia’s full invasion of Ukraine Julian Clover hears about the Borshch Time event that’s bringing the Ukrainian Community together. Round the breakfast table are Yaryna Yemets Founder, Ukraine Time and ichael Copley, the proposed Chair and Trustee of Ukraine Time. … [Read more...]
Paul Christoforou with guest Graham Buxton
On Rock of Ages, Graham Buxton tells Paul Christoforou how he’s made a living from singing and playing, with tracks from his earlier bands and solo recordings. Plus archive features on John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s 1969 visit to Cambridge, and a review of the new Paul McCartney documentary Man On The Run. … [Read more...]
Strummers & Dreamers with guest Andy Smythe
Les Ray’s guest on this week’s show is Andy Smythe, a long-term friend of the show, who has just released a new album, plus as ever there are plenty of new tracks by independent folk artists. … [Read more...]