A warm welcome to new and returning listeners!
East Leeds Community Radio is a digital/internet radio station based at Chapel FM Arts Centre in Seacroft.
We celebrate the stories that we all have, encouraging people to find their own ways of sharing them through conversation, music, comedy, writing, sports and other skills.
We broadcast every second & fourth week of the month - we also have a few shows that happen every week. Check out our schedule to find out more.
If you want to contact the Studio during a live show, send us a message on WhatsApp to 07719924988.
When we are on air, there will be a Listen Now button at the top of the page. If it’s not there, check the schedule below for our next broadcast. All previous content from our many years of broadcasting is available on the show pages tab.
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ProgrammeYesterday, 10:00pm
Hank Mobley, Fats Waller, Joe Pass, and Norah Jones - she of the velvet voice - while Peter reads Simon Armitage and Andrew Greig, and more. Come, join us - do!
Yesterday, 4:00pm
This month we talk to Bristol based producer Kayla Painter about music, owls, listening habits, washing up and merchandising....
Yesterday, 3:00pm
This month Stephen is back with another show with tunes from ....
Wed 9th Jul '25, 6:00pm
Back again for another episode of 2 Bob Jukebox
Wed 9th Jul '25, 5:00pm
Toby & the back again for Teenage Daydream
Wed 9th Jul '25, 12:00pm
Sounds from a day at Corn Close Care Farm and Brimham Rocks by people from Seacroft, including songs and poetry for two giant puppets
Tue 8th Jul '25, 7:30pm
And a break is what The Deli will be taking for a while. Meanwhile the full-strength Deli team bring you poems, stories, wit and tunes on the theme of Break. Au revoir, le Deli!
Tue 8th Jul '25, 4:00pm
Todd Murphy is a writer living in East Leeds. He writes prose and poetry that twist the everyday into work that is tough, tender and often uncanny.
Tue 1st Jul '25, 4:00pm
Created with the British Library, a radio documentary of oral history stories about growing up working in cornershops in Leeds, with music from Tower of Song.