Today's show pulls another superhero from the hat, as we discuss the meta heroics of Deadpool 2. But we've also counter programming with two very different works from female filmmakers: Léonor Serraille's Paris set drama Jeune Femme and the South American adventure of Lucrecia Martel's Zama. There's also some horror, with Martin Freeman as the … [Read more...]
Suzie Thorpe: Cambridge University Ladies Netball Club
Yasmin Khan-Osborne and her teammates from Cambridge University Ladies Netball Club joined Suzie in the studio. Earlier this year they produced their Varsity promotion video to tackle the stigma and misconceptions that are attached to their sport, and women in sport as a whole. … [Read more...]
Talking Refugee Week with CAMCRAG
Leigh Chambers speaks to Ed Sexton & Elliot Harris from Cambridge 105’s Charity of the Month, CAMCRAG (Cambridge Convoy Refugee Action Group) about Refugee Week. … [Read more...]
Leigh Chambers: In Situ Theatre
Richard Spaul from In Situ Theatre tells Leigh about the company’s upcoming spooky show, Tales of Mystery and Imagination. … [Read more...]
Phil Rowe: ARHC
Donna Talbot and Neil Thompson joined Phil in the studio. … [Read more...]
How Democracy Ends
David Runciman, one of the UK's leading professors of politics, talks about his new book How Democracy Ends. … [Read more...]
A Living Wage for Cambridge
Lib Dem councillor Rob Cantrill tells Julian why he thinks Cambridge should set its own Living Wage. … [Read more...]