Schedule

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29 Nov Wed
30 Nov Thu
01 Dec Fri
02 Dec Sat
03 Dec Sun
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09 Dec Sat
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12 Dec

On Air | Morning | Afternoon | Evening | Week at a Glance

Morning:

06:00 - 07:00 Early Breakfast

Brian presents Early Breakfast with some top tunes and the 6am Starter Question to get you thinking. Travel at 6.20 and 6.40 Programme Website

07:00 - 09:00 105 Breakfast with Neil & Linda

Neil Whiteside and Linda Ness present 105 Breakfast live from Gwydir Street. There’s news, weather, travel and sport. Find out what Cambridge has been Tweeting about and opportunities to win prizes. Be a part of the show by texting 07919 070490. Programme Website

09:00 - 10:00 105 Today Listen Again

The daily programme that looks forward to the day ahead and showcases the best of Cambridge 105. Presented by Louise Wilson. Programme Website

10:00 - 13:00 Cambridge Music Mix

The Music of Your Life – back to back. Programme Website

Afternoon:

13:00 - 16:00 Afternoons with Leigh Last

Leigh Last presents 3 hours of music & spontaneity every Monday afternoon. Featuring the Cambridge Connection quiz to get your brains racing, plus the best dance tracks from yesteryear in the Friday Night Revival. Programme Website

16:00 - 19:00 105 Drive with Julian Clover

Julian Clover sees Cambridge home. Including from 6pm an update on the Unsigned Chart. Programme Website

Evening:

19:00 - 21:00 Underdog

Jordan Worland presents two-hours of the best new alternative music from the last seven days. Programme Website

21:00 - 23:00 Davey Hammond's Smelly Flowerpot

Mike from Cambridge Music Reviews Joins Dave to reveal his top ten albums and gigs of the past year. There's also a chat with American singer-songwriter Amy Rigby. Programme Website

23:00 - 00:00 Bums on Seats

Our last normal review show of the year moves from diplomatic romance to poetic justice, with opinions on prestige drama 'United Kingdom', teen comedy 'The Edge of Seventeen', Clint Eastwood's examination of heroics in 'Sully', and 'Paterson', a quiet study in creativity from director Jim Jarmusch. Plus we talk to Jane Jarvis of the BFI about their stupendous 'Britain on Film' archive. Toby Miller is show host, joined this week by reviewers Jenny Colley, Yozzie Osman, Dave Riley and Edd Ellliot. (R) Programme Website