Vandal Factory #1
Tue 19th Oct '21, 6:15pm Remind me
Hey Raptors! Henry & Nat chat with Rick Blackman about his book Music, Subcultures and Anti‑Fascism, and Róisín McBrinn from Clean Break.
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View allAbtuse: returns to Chapel FM
Yesterday, 7:30pm
The Chapel FM regulars returns with a fantastic night of eclectic mix of jazz, fusion, funk, latin and the blues, to kick off our return
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ProgrammeChat At The Chapel #1
Yesterday, 6:15pm
Our brand new show, featuring discussions, nattering and a bit of conversation
Connections #40
Yesterday, 5:00pm
September's Connections finished with John Mayer playing 'Everyday I Have The Blues. Paul will link someone from that performance to the opening song of Conncetions 40
ELFM Film Show
Tue 12th Oct '21, 8:45pm
It's a Bond special as Jake and James discuss how 007 should get hold of the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang car
The Deli #99
Tue 12th Oct '21, 7:30pm
The theme is: LIFT
Club Dance #24
Tue 12th Oct '21, 6:15pm
Tonight, we have a good selection of club and dance tunes from the past decade. A bit of 90s, a bit of 2000s.
Teen Music #8
Tue 12th Oct '21, 5:00pm
Toby plays tunes
Love The Words #154
Tue 12th Oct '21, 4:00pm
Seacroft poet Jaimes Lewis Moran talks about being a poet with autism, plus Eleanor Snare with the first in her series of meditations on art and life.
The Stephen Show: The Who
Sun 10th Oct '21, 3:00pm
On his triumphant return, Stephen looks at the rock legends The Who, from their early days as a mod band through to their musical stardom