Julian teams up with 105 Breakfast's Neil Whiteside to visit the Town & Gown 10K run, organised by the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign and Liz Pearl reports from the Museum of Technology steam weekend. … [Read more...]
The Science Show 05/10/2013 – keeping houses warm
SAVING ENERGY AND STAYING WARM As we enter cold Autumn, this podcast takes a scientific look at how we can reduce energy use in our homes while still staying warm! We’ll meet a university building scientist and ask how does a house lose heat? On the same theme, we take an infra red camera on the streets and use it to see which walls and windows … [Read more...]
Mandy and Nicola switch on the Eclectic Light
Mandy Morton and Nicola Upson are reviving their popular Sunday afternoon magazine show for Cambridge 105. … [Read more...]
Bookmark 05/10/2013
Dr Who and Star Trek fans will particularly love this week's Bookmark (Saturday 2-3pm) because our studio guest is Una McCormack. As well as being a Lecturer in Creative Writing at Anglia Ruskin University she's also a fan fiction writer and the author of several Star Trek and Doctor Who novels. We ask her about the process of writing Dr Who and … [Read more...]
105 Daytime: Best of the Guests (w/c 30/09/13)
A weekly download of all the guest interviews from 105 Daytime in the last 7 days. This week Linda Ness meets nutritionist Amanda Ryder to talk about the importance of a good diet, Phil Rowe is joined by Sarah Colwell from Cambridge & District Volunteer Centre and finds about all of the organisations they support and Linda Ness rounds off the … [Read more...]
New Music Generator: Motor Tapes
Tim Willett presents Cambridge 105′s flagship show dedicated to unsigned and local music. In this episode Tim plays music from Chasing Outlaws, The Willows, Zak Thomas, Aliceband, Frett, Horse Party & Azubuike in an NMG Awards themed Free Choice 1/2 hour. Paul, Dom, Lee & Seb from Motor Tapes pop by for a chat about life then stick around … [Read more...]
In Your Company 05/10/2013
In the second of two shows exploring the past, present and future of the Cambridge Phenomenon, Sam Davies talks to local technology companies Axol Bioscience and Sentec. She also discuss the University of Cambridge's contribution to the Phenomenon with Peter Hiscocks, Entrepreneur in Residence at the University's Centre for Entrepreneurial … [Read more...]