Tim Willett presents the New Music Generator - featuring local musicians from the Cambridge area. Today, Tim chats to B-Sydes aka Benjamin Sydes who performs live and a track from his E.P 'Wrecked Vessels' http://www.facebook.com/bsydesmusic … [Read more...]
From The Terraces (22/01/12)
Chris, Ben & Matt present Cambridge 105's local football show talking about all things Cambridge United, Cambridge City & Histon F.C. Featuring match reviews and previews and your comments on the hot topics related to your club. … [Read more...]
Flavour (21/01/12)
Matt Bentman & Alan Alder present the programme dedicated to food and drink in Cambridge featuring an interview with Alison Benjamin, author of the best-selling book 'A World Without Bees', about the world-wide loss of bees and the effect on food supplies and textiles like cotton? She also has some suggestions of what we can do to help and Matt … [Read more...]
Bums on Seats (21/01/12)
This week we look at Steven Spielberg's take on War Horse, Steven Soderbergh's bone crunching Haywire and Steve McQueen's addiction tale Shame, before taking a brave step away from the cinematic Stevens to also review Clint Eastwood's J Edgar and Ralph Fiennes directorial debut Coriolanus. Toby Miller is host, with regular reviewers Jenny Colley, … [Read more...]
105 Breakfast – Blue Cross Interview
Neil Whiteside chats to Alan Maskell, Centre Manager of Cambridge Blue Cross, to find out about their new online archive, and their links to Steven Spielberg's latest film "Warhorse" … [Read more...]
In Your Company (22/01/12)
Kate Symons presents Cambridge 105′s fifth business programme and visits the Junction and Corn Exhange to ask how the economic downturn has affected trading … [Read more...]
The Science Show 22/01/12 – How houses lose heat + Choosing industrial materials
Dr Ray Galvin talks about ways that our houses lose heat. He suggests that we might look at dehumidifiers and heat pumps to reduce our energy bill. Stuart Dye from Granta Design explains how they help engineers choose materials to make a product. Nicola Terry discusses research showing that GCSE results take a dip in years with football … [Read more...]
