Teenage Daydream 132
Wed 26th Mar '25, 5:00pm
Toby, Alex and Nox are back for another week, playing all the music you wanna hear right now AND a new game.
Programmes
Have a look through our past programmes to listen or watch again. You can even filter the results to find the kind of programmes you're particularly interested in.
Love The Words 293: Leeds/Dortmund plus STEWY
Tue 25th Mar '25, 4:00pm
Geoff Tranter talks about the shared history of Leeds & German city Dortmund & the value of city twinning. Plus street artist Stewy on his new wall portrait of poet Tony Harrison.
Media available soon!
ProgrammeLeeds Conservatoire: Ladies First
Tue 25th Mar '25, 2:30pm
Ladies First is a one-off show by Leeds Conservatoire students. Join us as we delve into the dynamics of family relationships, what’s new in the media and Mother’s Day.
Finding Our Feet: Linda-Ray
Mon 24th Mar '25, 2:00pm
From navigating the industry as a performer to the lessons learned along the way, Linda-Ray shares her insights, stories, and a few unexpected twists.
Byline Back-chat
Sun 23rd Mar '25, 11:00pm
Peter Jukes and Hardeep Matharu discuss the decline of America with Otto English.
Urban Selection: Dark Tech Drum & Bass
Fri 21st Mar '25, 11:00pm
DJ KHAOS RETURNS TO THE SOURCE WITH DARK TECH DRUM & BASS #9. BACK TO THE JUNGLIST!
Red Kite: Sounds of Memories
Thu 20th Mar '25, 5:00pm
We hear a soundscape made from the collection of memory interviews - created by Amos Pearse De Wolf.
Teenage Daydream 131
Wed 19th Mar '25, 5:00pm
Back again for another week of Teenage Daydream with Toby & the gang.
Musa: A photo of a family home links to Sudan
Wed 19th Mar '25, 4:00pm
Stories about how a photograph of his relatives home in Sudan has travelled with Musa throughout his migration journey from East Africa to Leeds.
Love The Words 292: Pennine Platform (96)
Tue 18th Mar '25, 4:00pm
Poetry magazine Pennine Platform is flourishing. Four poets from the current Issue discuss what gives a poem staying power, with Editor Julia Deakin.
Hot Flavours 98: Simone Steals The Show
Fri 14th Mar '25, 10:00pm
Brubeck, Jamal, Bill Frisell, George Benson, plus - Ry Cooder. Peter reads Billy Collins. Paul Gonsalves meets Earl Hines - and yet Nina Simone Steals The Show
Left of Leeds 98: Cold Bath Street
Fri 14th Mar '25, 4:00pm
This month we are talking all things improvisation, particularly Cold Bath Street Improvisation, with Simon Partridge, Kyle Hughes and Colin Robinson.
The Stephen Tribute Show: ELO
Fri 14th Mar '25, 3:00pm
As the start visions dancing in your mind, Stephen brings you a brand new tribute episode, dedicated to the Electric Light Orchestra. Looks like Blue Skys are coming this way.
Media available soon!
ProgrammeFriday Fry Up 18
Fri 14th Mar '25, 5:00pm
Back again for another week of Friday Fry Up!
Fearnville Stories: Claire and Rhian
Fri 14th Mar '25, 4:00pm
Fearnville Leisure Centre is about to be rebuilt, Norman listen to stories from the people who’ve worked, exercised and spent happy times in this East Leeds landmark.
Fearnville Stories Extra: Ann Lindsey James Stories
Fri 14th Mar '25, 4:00pm
A longer version of some of the memories of Fearnville gathered by the East Leeds Project. Ann, Lindsey and James remember childhood visits, and look forward to the new building.
Fearnville Stories Extra: Christine Grant Sue Maggie Stories
Fri 14th Mar '25, 4:00pm
A longer version of some of the memories of Fearnville gathered by the East Leeds Project. Do you know your BOKWA from your Badminton? Centre users Christine, Grant, Maggie and
Fearnville Stories Extra: Jamie Theresa David Stories
Fri 14th Mar '25, 4:00pm
A longer version of some of the memories of Fearnville gathered by the East Leeds Project. Jamie, Theresa, David have fond memories of visiting Fearnville as children.
Fearnville Stories Extra: Wayne Story
Fri 14th Mar '25, 4:00pm
A longer version of some of the memories of Fearnville gathered by the East Leeds Project. Deputy manager Wayne Harding loves the sports centre where he’s worked since the 1980s.
Red Kite: What We Know About French Food, Music and Education
Thu 13th Mar '25, 5:00pm
This episode we look into different aspects of French culture - what did we find out?
Think Global Act Local 37
Wed 12th Mar '25, 8:00pm
Clarrie and friends join us to give energy saving tips, Tim talks about community energy and Neil tells us why he was arrested for peaceful protest.
2 Bob Jukebox 45: Man Flies Solo (there in spirit)
Wed 12th Mar '25, 6:00pm
Join Trev and Daz as they trawl through the detritus of life!
A Little More Conversation: How’s Work – The Longer Answer?
Wed 12th Mar '25, 3:00pm
Rosie and Agnes chat about what they really want to say when someone asks ‘How’s work?’ and explore how our career values and aspirations can connect and divide us.
Teenage Daydream 130
Wed 12th Mar '25, 5:00pm
Back again for another week of Teenage Daydream with Toby and the gang.
The Irish Hour: St Patrick’s Day Parade
Wed 12th Mar '25, 7:00pm
The first edition of the Irish Hour looks ahead to Sunday's St Patrick's Day Parade with the Chair of the Parade Committee Mick Gardiner
Bridges Not Borders: Working, Social Media And Mental Health
Wed 12th Mar '25, 2:00pm
Join us as we have an informal discussion all about the challenges of working, social media & how we try to look after our mental health.
Love The Words 291: Barry Strickland-Hodge
Tue 11th Mar '25, 4:00pm
Barry Strickland-Hodge is the writer of ten books and numerous articles about medicine and pharmacology. He's also an expert on Nicholas Culpeper and his classic Complete Herbal.
Pretty Constrained: Trad Wives – A Trend to Empower Or Restrict?
Tue 11th Mar '25, 3:00pm
This episode we talk about about the internet trend of a Trad Wife - We discuss whether it is empowering or inherently misogynistic. Tilly shared her story of
Take A Bite Out Of This: Pancakes, And Then Some
Tue 11th Mar '25, 6:00pm
This month we chat everything pancakes, how we cook them, how we serve them , how we eat them and so much more.
The Witching Hour
Tue 11th Mar '25, 2:30pm
A group of acting students from leeds conservatoire take over the chapel to celebrate International women's day