Lee Tomkies from Motor Tapes joins Tim Willett for the latest New Music Generator Takeover. Cambridge 105 NMG Takeover - Lee from Motor Tapes - 29/10/2014 by Timw2014 on Mixcloud … [Read more...]
New Music Generator: Soothsayer
Tim Willett presents the latest releases from Mortal Tides, Gary Hellman, F.O.X, Glenn Godfrey, Lil Trizzle and Young Son. He's joined in the studio by Anthony, Ed and Josh from acoustic trio Soothsayer who perform live. The Unsigned Chart has a shock in store this week as the new entry from Lunacre storms to the top and there's a sneak preview of … [Read more...]
Davey Hammond’s Smelly Flowerpot: Lost Lungs
Davey Hammond’s studio guests are Stowmarket band Lost Lungs; there’s an interview with Wooden Arms, recorded before their recent gig at the Cambridge Junction and hear tracks from the new LP by psych folktronica artist Jane Weaver. … [Read more...]
105 Drive with Julian Clover: Dot Dot Dot & The South
Julian speaks with Katharine Hibbert of Dot Dot Dot is looking to safeguard empty properties by matching tenants with landlords. We then hear from Dave Hemingway, once of The Housemartins, The Beautiful South, and now The South – they’re at The Cambridge Junction on Friday. … [Read more...]
105 Drive with Julian Clover: Leddra Chapman
Julian chats with singer-songwriter Leddra Chapman. She's a friend and collaborator of Ed Sheeran and has received national airplay. She'll be back in Cambridge at The Portland Arms on November 3rd. … [Read more...]
Greg’s Afternoon Record Club: Sam Harrison
The guest in Greg's Afternoon Record Club this week is Sam Harrison. Sam is a Lincoln born singer songwriter, whose fresh and quirky songs have graced stages at Glastonbury, the Edinburgh fringe and the 2012 Olympics, but who still occasionally comes down to Cambridge to sing and perform at The Alma Sessions. Sam Harrison on Greg's Afternoon … [Read more...]
The Science Show 25/10/2014 – World War One, the Chemists War
How the First World War, that began in 1914, put the world’s chemists to work making chemicals to harm as well as heal though overall with horrific outcomes. The author of two books about the First World War, Dr Michael Freemantle will remind us that Chemistry was not only the destructive force in the war but it also protected the troops, and … [Read more...]