Left of Leeds 113: Augustin Bousfield
Today, 4:00pm Remind me
A very entertaining afternoon with co-host Panos Kotsiopoulos talking Saint Etienne, ships wheel synthesisers, and the theme tune to “Deal or No Deal” with Augustin Bousfield.
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Today, 4:00pm Remind me
A very entertaining afternoon with co-host Panos Kotsiopoulos talking Saint Etienne, ships wheel synthesisers, and the theme tune to “Deal or No Deal” with Augustin Bousfield.
Today, 10:00pm Remind me
Donald Byrd - Chick Corea & Gary Burton. The exquisite Julian Lage - Anita O’Day Peter reads, Norman MacCaig - Plus, Ahmad Jamal.
Wed 10th Jun '26, 3:00pm
This episode we will be discussing the transition from spring to summer! Along with the guest we will talk about quintessential summer activities and play a fun mini game.
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ProgrammeWed 10th Jun '26, 6:00pm
Trev and Daz discuss topic affecting local people alongside some great music, but what was the year???
Wed 10th Jun '26, 10:00am
This week we speak with MESMAC all about the stigma around sexual health within migrant communities
Tue 9th Jun '26, 8:20pm
A taster for Poetry Unseen, moments from the first 7 episodes. In Poetry Unseen, poetry enthusiasts respond to poems in the moment, as they come.
Tue 9th Jun '26, 4:00pm
Stacy Garrop is a Chicago-based composer whose work centres on dramatic storytelling. She talks to LTW about her fabulous new project, Glorious Mahalia, with The Knonos Quartet.
Tue 9th Jun '26, 7:15pm
Chapel FM's new poetry programme in which poetry readers get a poem they don't know and unpack it on the spot!
Sun 7th Jun '26, 7:00pm
To mark its 10th birthday, Chapel FM hosts a celebration of the festival with past highlights and casting forward to a bright radio future.
Sun 7th Jun '26, 1:00pm
We are joined by poet Kimberly Campanello for a wide-ranging discussion of her project using the work of the Italian poet Dante to explore ideas about exile, migration, translation
Fri 5th Jun '26, 3:00pm
Having lived in refuge herself 30 years ago and now a Team Leader at that very same refuge, Clare Sanderson from Leeds Women's Aid joins us to discuss her journey.
Wed 3rd Jun '26, 11:00am
This episode we talk all about the part that hope plays when going through the asylum process.
Tue 2nd Jun '26, 4:00pm
A Bright Room Called Day is a rarely staged play by Tony Kushner. Produced by Leeds Arts Centre, it follows a group of friends in 1930's Berlin navigating the rise of fascism.
Mon 1st Jun '26, 8:00pm
Join us for a warm, lively chat about home, identity and the unspoken ways Irish people recognise one another, wherever they end up.
Sun 31st May '26, 12:00am
You can hear more from Robert on X @RobertCohen2
Fri 29th May '26, 6:00pm
Henry and Natalie discuss recent protests, the Bussing In installation, their gig with Bob Vylan and Nat's dog, Ivy, pops by.
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ProgrammeFri 29th May '26, 7:30pm
Come show East Leeds what you have got! Poetry, music or even juggling? Live on the Radio and Youtube. For full details, Check out the information below.
Tue 26th May '26, 5:00pm
Billy Myers presents his own unique brand of comedy, co-featuring Alan Partridge, Terry Wogan, Paul McCartney and many more Chapel FM stars of screen, music and radio!
Tue 26th May '26, 4:00pm
Yorkshire author/sheep farmer Stephanie Shields has just been awarded a gold medal for her new novel After Amba set in the summer of 1948. She talks about the book.
Sat 23rd May '26, 3:00pm
We team up with Peoples' History of Leeds to talk with vendors and visitors to Leeds' historic Kirkgate Market and explore how it is a place where global cultures connect.
Fri 22nd May '26, 10:00am
Bridie & Jack discuss the ridiculousness of childhood. From imaginary friends and tales from the potty to high school rumours and fascist Furby overlords.
Tue 19th May '26, 5:00pm
Billy Myers presents his own unique brand of comedy, co-featuring Alan Partridge, Terry Wogan, Paul McCartney and many more Chapel FM stars of screen, music and radio!
Tue 19th May '26, 4:00pm
A series of original sketches created by Fall Into Place Theatre on the theme of More In Common (than divides us). Fall Into Place uses creativity and fun to bring people together.
Mon 18th May '26, 6:00pm
Pablo Kala examines People’s Global Action, an international network farmers movements, trades unions and indigenous people that emerged in opposition to capitalist globalisation.
Sat 16th May '26, 6:00pm
Hollie and others from the Next Generation youth radio group talk about what makes archeology exciting.
Fri 15th May '26, 4:00pm
This month we discuss opera, Leonard Bernstein, AI and my lack of musical composition knowledge with Alannah Marie
Fri 15th May '26, 10:00pm
Eclectic mix featuring: Sullivan Fortner, Dave Helbock and Julia Hofer, Earl Hines, Errol Garner, Miroslav Vitou - Big Joe Turner.
Wed 13th May '26, 6:00pm
Trev and Daz discuss the latest goings on both local and national.
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ProgrammeWed 13th May '26, 5:00pm
Toby and the team are back again, discussing the stupidest stuff they did on lack of sleep and playing a round of Sus Or Not Sus.
Tue 12th May '26, 5:00pm
Billy Myers presents his own unique brand of comedy, co-featuring Alan Partridge, Terry Wogan, Paul McCartney and many more Chapel FM stars of screen, music and radio!