Many people in Cambridge are struggling to feed their families as a result of Covid-19; Deputy Mayor Alex Collis talks about the community effort that has been key to reducing its impact in Cambridge and the work of local food hubs. We hear from Culinaris on the effect of the trade agreement with Europe on supplies of food. Lizzie Collingham talks … [Read more...]
Behind the Bike Shed 14/01/2021
Joining Phil Mynott to discover the perfect bicycle are Mike Burrows, who has designed over 70 innovative types of cycles including the Lotus track bike ridden by Chris Boardman to Olympic Gold, as well as Dave Henderson, lead designer for Cambridge-based Flit cycles and Brian Robertson of the British Human Power Club. Plus cycle news and the Spin … [Read more...]
New Music Generator: Apteekii
Tim Willett presents Cambridge 105 Radio's flagship show dedicated to local and unsigned music featuring an interview with Mark, Matt and David from new band Apteekii and a run-down of the latest Unsigned Chart. … [Read more...]
Women Making Waves: Amber Brammah & Lenka Koppova
If you’re planning to start a fitness regime, Linda Ness and Suzie Thorpe have advice from Amber Brammah who runs Love Fit; and Lenka Koppova talks social media. … [Read more...]
Bookmark: Seb Falk
Leigh Chambers' guest is Seb Falk, talking about The Light Ages, which explores medieval ways of thinking and highlights the discoveries made by scientists, astronomers, and mathematicians during the middle ages. Leigh also meets Daphne Astor and poet, Anna Selby, who explain the principles behind Hazel Press, a new publishing house based in … [Read more...]
Behind the Bike Shed 07/01/2021
Phil Mynott is joined by ‘mechanic’ing' Rob Turner, Martin Holland of Ely Cycling Club and the Guest on a Bicycle is Sam Davies MBE to chat about how cycling fits into the Queen Edith’s area with Addenbrooke’s and Cambridge Biomedical Campus on the doorstep. Plus the Spin that Wheel quiz and cycling news. … [Read more...]
The 7th Generation 06/01/2021
New Ideas for a New Year: solving the environmental crisis is going to take new ways of thinking. This month, the team explores two 21st Century ideas which approach the problem and finds out about Doughnut Economics from Geraint Davies and Diner Ismail of the Cambridge Doughnut Economic Action Group and talk to both Sarah Allan, who helped lead … [Read more...]
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