It's all-change on Saturday mornings at Cambridge 105. With our resident Kiwi Karl Ashton returning to home shores, Chris Duerden will be the new host of Saturday Breakfast, ably assisted by newsman and general wit and raconteur Brian Harris. … [Read more...]
Summer Sportsweek 22/07/2012
Chris, Brian and Mike bring you part one of their comprehensive guide to London 2012 which starts next Friday. They'll be picking out the events they're most excited about, looking back at past Olympic heroes and making their own predictions about the medal hopes of Team GB. Also featuring a close look at the Open golf championship and the Tour de … [Read more...]
Radio Dante 21/07/2012
The Italian language & culture programme with 30 minutes of content in English and 30 minutes in Italian. … [Read more...]
Flavour 21/07/2012
In this edition of Flavour, we report on a ‘Community Cropshare’ harvest. Alan gets the lowdown on the latest Cookbooks, Matt tries to cook something simple and fails! And we focus on some local producers in light of the upcoming Food & Farming Awards. All served up with some leafy-green music and side order of Alan’s newspaper … [Read more...]
Bums On Seats 21/07/2012
This week the show experiences the apocalyptic romance of SEEKING A FRIEND FOR THE END OF THE WORLD, sings the praises of a miracle conception with ELECTRICK CHILDREN, partakes of a little bump and grind with MAGIC MIKE and, of course, witnesses the cleansing of Gotham with THE DARK KNIGHT RISES. Plus we look at the work of the film education … [Read more...]
105 Drive – Local & Unsigned Podcast #20
Tim Willett presents an hour dedicated to the local music scene in Cambridge. Featuring The Unsigned Chart as Tim reveals who out of The Abstracts, 28 Boulevard, Motor Tapes, Gentlemen’s Club & Forest got your vote to be at #1 and there’s a new entry from Lewis Mokler. Plus, in the second half, the latest Gig Guide with Tom Worthington. … [Read more...]
Sunday Breakfast: Best of the Guests – 23/07/12
Julian Clover meets the students behind Alpha Enterprise, which has won an award for its GloGos reflective arrowed armband that allows cyclists to indicate where they are going. Fundraiser Emily Bradfield drops in to talk about Art Refuge UK and Neil McCartney, chairman, independent film Trust, reviews the Sunday Papers. … [Read more...]
