Hot Flavours 106: Money Jungle
Fri 13th Mar '26, 10:00pm
We bring you: Bix Beiderbecke, Kid Ory, Red Nichols, Louis Armstrong, Jimmy Witherspoon - plus Sergio Mendes. Peter reads Philip Larkin. And more.
Programmes
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Left of Leeds 110: Leeds Hip Hop
Fri 13th Mar '26, 4:00pm
Discussing Leeds hip hop with Bravo and Padjinha, in which it comes to light that I understand more about hip hop culture than I first thought.
Soundcheck: Leeds Gothica
Fri 13th Mar '26, 2:00pm
Elisabeth and Teresa talk about Leeds Gothica, a thriving space for anyone who’s been in this community for a longtime but can often go unknown in Leeds.
Sanctuary Diaries: Maternity Stream
Thu 12th Mar '26, 4:00pm
A discussion of Leeds City of Sanctuary Maternity Stream and stories of moms and children making new lives in Leeds.
A Little More Conversation: Thoughts on Recipes
Wed 11th Mar '26, 3:00pm
This episode is looking into recipes: what are the go to cooking recipes, what are the essential ingredients for good music and a fun mini game.
Teenage Daydream 153: We’re Back!
Wed 11th Mar '26, 5:00pm
Toby, Alexia and Nox challenge themselves with a new word based game. Plus: where have we been? And what are our goals for the year!?
2 Bob Jukebox: The Lurch Goes On…
Wed 11th Mar '26, 6:00pm
Trev and Daz are back in your ears to discuss current topics and play some great music.
Sanctuary Diaries: A Constant State Of Waiting
Wed 11th Mar '26, 4:00pm
In this episode we talk all about how it feels to be in a constant state of waiting when going through the asylum process.
LEA Radio: Being A Teenager
Wed 11th Mar '26, 12:00pm
This episode we talk about all of the different aspects of being a teenager: morning routines, feeling respected & juggling studying, friendships & hobbies.
Sanctuary Diaries: Traditions Across The World
Wed 11th Mar '26, 3:00pm
This episode we talk all about the different traditions from across the world & what traditions are important to us.
Love The Words 334: Pennine Platform
Tue 10th Mar '26, 4:00pm
Four poets read from the latest Issue of Pennine Platform (winner of 'Best Cultural Promotion Publication' in the Northern Enterprise Awards 2025) with editor Julia Deakin.
Poetry Unseen 6
Tue 10th Mar '26, 7:15pm
Poetry-heads respond in the moment and live on air to poems they've never seen before.
Left of Leeds 109: Seth Boustead of Access Contemporary Music
Sun 8th Mar '26, 4:00pm
Stories of contemporary music projects in Chicago, New York, and the wider world from Seth Boustead, producer, composer, radio host, and more.
Sanctuary Diaries: Horsforth Town of Sanctuary
Sun 8th Mar '26, 5:00pm
Members of Horsforth Town of Sanctuary talk about their many projects and plans for building bridges in their community.
Love The Words 333: Minutes From The Revolution
Tue 3rd Mar '26, 4:00pm
They're out in the streets. It's all kicking off. But is it in the minutes? Brand new comedy satire by Freya Jackson, a highlight from Writing On Air 2026.
Leeds Conservatoire: Chapel L.A – Oscar? Hardly Knew Her!
Tue 3rd Mar '26, 3:00pm
Leeds Conservatoire students will take you from Leeds to Hollywood, with an Oscartastic hour of music, movies, and must-sees!
THE ONLY HIGH I NEED
Sun 1st Mar '26, 10:00am
In Ria Tocsin’s debut novel, Darcy tells her powerfully affecting story. Ria talks frankly about addiction and violence
CHANGING THE NARRATIVE
Sun 1st Mar '26, 11:00am
What’s domestic abuse really like for victim-survivors? And what are the harmful narratives that need to be changed? In-depth discussion.
STEPPING INSIDE THE NATIONAL POETRY CENTRE
Sun 1st Mar '26, 12:15pm
Tony Macaluso continues the story of this landmark building in Leeds with studio guests.
LIFE, DEATH, AND BEYOND
Sun 1st Mar '26, 1:00pm
All is not yet lost. A personal narrative by Jaspreet Mander of a near-death experience.
REGRESSION
Sun 1st Mar '26, 1:45pm
Have we been here before? And will we come again? John Otley draws back the veil, with guests.
A CHILD DRAWS A BUTTERFLY IN THE SAND SCAR
Sun 1st Mar '26, 2:30pm
Ruth Steinberg, storyweaver, and sound artist Martin Berger, in a performance that combines words with sounds.
EATING HISTORY, 1938-46
Sun 1st Mar '26, 3:30pm
More stories from Len Biran about a world in turmoil. But you have to eat! Live storytelling in the radio theatre.
DANCE FOR RADIO
Sun 1st Mar '26, 4:30pm
Musician Martin Berger, poet Peter Spafford, and dancers Rachel Dean and Anthony Haddon make the improbable possible.
PAUL’S GARDEN
Sat 28th Feb '26, 10:00am
Paul’s buying a house with a beautiful garden. And they’re in love, so it’ll be her home too. Won’t it? Story from Isabel Edain.
AN UNHOLY MARTYR
Sat 28th Feb '26, 10:30am
Ginger-haired Michael James O’Reilly, 13, wonders what the f*** he’s doing at St Desmond’s Catholic Boarding School. Story from Martin Riley.
FORGET ME NOT
Sat 28th Feb '26, 11:00am
Reflections on love, loss and remembrance written and presented by John Irving Clarke, Howard Falshaw, Lisa Falshaw and Mick Jenkinson.
ANCIENT THRESHOLDS
Sat 28th Feb '26, 12:00pm
Greek and Roman thresholds with The Muddy Archaeologist, Gillian Hovell, in discussion with poet Emma Storr.
THE JOURNEY FROM CREATING TO SHARING
Sat 28th Feb '26, 1:00pm
Typewriter Poet Molly Ovenden and fellow writers talk about crossing the threshold from solitary creating to public sharing.
OTHER TONGUE, MOTHER TONGUE (Part 2)
Sat 28th Feb '26, 2:15pm
Poets from online publication The Other Side of Hope and from all over the world share work in their own languages and in English.