Hot Flavours 102: Piano Players Mainly
Fri 12th Sep '25, 10:00pm
Our autumn return features Chick Corea, Oscar Peterson, Ahmad Jamal - plus guitarist Jim Hall. Peter reads John Burnside. Songstress Nina Simone casts her spell and more.
Programmes
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Think Global Act Local 41
Wed 10th Sep '25, 8:00pm
We cover a new sewing group in Swarcliffe, cataloguing a huge plant collection and threats to allotments.
Pin Badges: The Hangout
Wed 10th Sep '25, 12:00am
On this episode we talk to Lou all about The Hangout - A queer space for young people in Seacroft.
The Billy Myers Radio Show: Episode 1
Tue 9th Sep '25, 5:00pm
Episode 1: Billy Myers presents his very own brand of surreal humour, starring John Lennon, Alan Partridge, Miss Piggy, and many more. Oh and Billy Myers.
Love The Words 313: Julia Sherwood, Czech/Slovak literature
Tue 9th Sep '25, 4:00pm
Julia Sherwood has, with her husband Peter, translated a number of Slovak & Czech works of fiction. She talks about the rise of modern Slovak literature in translation.
Pretty Constrained: Women’s Football
Fri 29th Aug '25, 5:00pm
Join us as we talk about the upcoming Womens Euros & the importance of women in sport.
The Dissent Dispatches 13: Activist Caravans
Fri 29th Aug '25, 6:00pm
Pablo Kala is joined by Pathak Lal Golder to discuss the Climate Caravan that was organised in Bangladesh and supported by La Via Campesina, the international farmers’ network.
Pin Badges: Maggie Dawkins
Tue 19th Aug '25, 3:00pm
We talk to Maggie Dawkins all about her life & the queer experience.
Interview with the band Vertigo
Tue 19th Aug '25, 6:00pm
East Leeds Community Radio sits down with the members of the band Vertigo to talk about their music, influences, future plans, connecting with audiences, and much more...
Love The Words 312: Adam Farrer
Tue 12th Aug '25, 4:00pm
Adam Farrer talks about his critically acclaimed new book of essays, Broken Biscuits And Other Male Failures, published by Harper North. What do men really want? Or need?
The Dissent Dispatches 12: Tactical Performance
Sun 10th Aug '25, 2:00pm
Pablo Kala is joined by Elem Bogad to discuss arts activism, tactical performance and electoral guerrilla theatre.
Chapel FM: Timestamp Pending
Thu 7th Aug '25, 3:00pm
Join us for a time travel adventure from 1974 to 2025 as the Sound it Out youth radio summer camp present a one-of-a-kind radio drama experience!
Love The Words 311: Charlotte Carrick
Tue 5th Aug '25, 4:00pm
Writer Charlotte Carrick talks to young writers Seren Delahaye and Kiera Gibson about her writing journey, from The Writing Squad through Chapel FM to Emmerdale.
Talking Men: Male Role Models
Tue 5th Aug '25, 4:00pm
Join us as we talk about the male role models in our lives & the effect they had on us.
We Are Seacroft: Local Journalism and “East Side Story”
Fri 1st Aug '25, 2:00pm
A discussion about the power and importance of local journalism with "East Side Story" editor Janine Griffiths and "West Leeds Dispatch" publisher John Baron.
Love The Words 310: Manthology
Tue 29th Jul '25, 4:00pm
Maz Sultan and three writers contributing to the upcoming collection of writing from Leeds, Manthology, talk about this exciting new project and read their work.
Cloud Canyons: Live Concert
Sat 26th Jul '25, 7:30pm
Coming from Italy, Cloud Canyons creates left-field electronica that is a fascinating blend between experimentalism and melody.
From The Bandroom 74: Wetherby Drovers March and Hymn Contest
Fri 25th Jul '25, 10:00pm
We take a massive crew to Wetherby to cover the Drovers March and Hymn Contest
Butter Popcorn: 28 Years Later! Danny Boyle!
Fri 25th Jul '25, 4:00pm
This month, Butter Popcorn discusses the new horror film, 28 Years Later, and the work of it's director, Danny Boyle!
Woza Africa 37: Giant of Africa – Nigeria
Wed 23rd Jul '25, 3:00pm
Tune in to Woza Africa on East Leeds FM every 4th Wednesdays of the month at 3PM hosted by Nobuhle and Xolani! This show brings you music from the Africa!
Pretty Constrained: Female Friendships
Tue 22nd Jul '25, 3:00pm
This month we discuss our experience of female friendships, the highs, the lows and everything in-between.
Love The Words 309: ThriddingsFest
Tue 22nd Jul '25, 4:00pm
The First Ever Yorkshire ThriddingsFest happens soon. A celebration of Yorkshire’s communities and their cultural heritage; poetry, folklore, Punjabi Dhol, Roma music. Learn more!
Sister Cities soundscape
Sat 19th Jul '25, 11:00am
A collage of great moments from radio collaborations between Chapel FM and our sister cities.
Media available soon!
ProgrammeRadio Barbershop: Seacroft Goes Global Stories
Sat 19th Jul '25, 1:00pm
Conversations about global connections with visitors to Chapel FM's Radio Barbershop
New Eyes For Nidderdale: Reflection on our trips
Thu 17th Jul '25, 3:00pm
In this episode members of Bridges not Borders and Red Kite reflect on their shared experiences, feelings and takeaways from their escape to nature.
Red Kite: Reflection on our trip to Nidderdale
Thu 17th Jul '25, 12:15am
In this episode members of Bridges not Borders and Red Kite reflect on their shared experiences, feelings and takeaways from their escape to nature.
Bridges Not Borders: Reflection on our trip to Nidderdale
Thu 17th Jul '25, 1:00pm
In this episode members of Bridges not Borders and Red Kite reflect on their shared experiences, feelings and takeaways from their escape to nature.
Pin Badges: Expression in various forms
Wed 16th Jul '25, 3:00pm
This month we consider what expression means to us and how we express ourselves in queer communities through fashion,tattoos & more.
Talking Men: The importance of Men’s Groups
Wed 16th Jul '25, 6:00pm
In this episode we discuss the value of Men's Groups for it's members mental health, confidence, friendships and much more.
Love The Words 308: Maia Elsner, Tallulah Howarth
Tue 15th Jul '25, 4:00pm
Poets Maia Elsner, Tallulah Howarth & Seren Delahaye discuss poetry & read their work. What does a young poet need? Is 'finding your mind' more important than finding your voice?