Lost Leeds Corner Shop Soundscapes & Magical History Tour
Sat 14th Jun '25, 7:30pm
Sharing of a new radio documentary created with the British Library about corner shop stories, followed by a thousand years of British history through song parodies.
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.
TELL US A STORY: Storytelling Showcase
Fri 13th Jun '25, 7:30pm
Human beings have always told stories to each other. Around the fire or in the back room of the pub, it was a way of keeping the dark at bay. Perhaps it still is.
Left of Leeds: Nathan Stewart from Space2
Fri 13th Jun '25, 4:00pm
We will be discussing improvisation and allowing people to make a noise with Community Development Worker from Space2 Nathan Stewart and our Head of Music Martin Berger.
The Dissent Dispatches 11: Theatre of the Oppressed and Legislative Theatre
Fri 13th Jun '25, 5:00pm
Pablo Kala is joined by Katy Rubin, a theatre of the oppressed practitioner based in Manchester, England.
A Little More Conversation: Friends with Kids
Wed 11th Jun '25, 3:00pm
Join us in this episode where we talk about our experiences of parenthood in our 20s, the biological clock and navigating comparison in female friendships.
Think Global Act Local 40: Cycling Special
Wed 11th Jun '25, 8:00pm
A programme dedicated to cycling, and what's going on at the Seacroft Active Travel Hub.
Teenage Daydream 139
Wed 11th Jun '25, 5:00pm
Back again for another week of Teenage Daydream with Toby and the gang!
2 Bob Jukebox 47
Wed 11th Jun '25, 6:00pm
Another month of Daz and Trev.
Interview with Leeds Council CEO Ed Whiting
Wed 11th Jun '25, 5:00pm
Chapel FM youth and asylum seeker broadcasters talk about the future of Leeds with CEO of Leeds Council Ed Whiting.
The Deli 133: Connection
Tue 10th Jun '25, 7:30pm
Only Connect! The Deli team bring you new writing, old wisdom and music on the theme of Connection.
Love The Words 303: Catherine Warr/Diliana Stojanova
Tue 10th Jun '25, 4:00pm
Yorkshire historian Catherine Warr has written a musical! She talks about it. And Diliana is a Czech poet visiting Leeds. What's the poetry scene like in the Czech Republic?
Pretty Constrained: Beauty Is Pain
Tue 10th Jun '25, 3:00pm
This month we dip our toes into a few different topics: media, makeup, body hair - we discuss all things beauty, femininity and ask the question - is beauty pain?
Bridges Not Borders: Alison Lowe, Deputy Mayor for Policing & Crime
Tue 10th Jun '25, 4:00pm
Eyob and Mimi sit down with Alison Lowe, who grew up in Seacroft and has gone on to be a Leeds City Councillor, director of Touchstone a now Deputy Mayor for Policing & Crime.
Dave: A hat and cloth connect to a South Africa
Tue 10th Jun '25, 4:00pm
Stories about how Dave travelled to South Africa to teach in a remote village in the years just after the end of Apartheid.
Nosheen: Radio microphones connect to Pakistan
Thu 5th Jun '25, 2:00pm
Stories about a youthful experience working at a radio station in Pakistan and how return to radio here in Seacroft links past and present.
Talking Men: Connection and Celebration
Wed 4th Jun '25, 4:00pm
Join us for our first episode of our new programme, Talking Men. We talk to Lawrence & Megan all about the importance of men's conversation, The Northern Man Festival & more.
Talking Men: The Northern Man Festival
Wed 4th Jun '25, 6:00pm
Listen in to a snippet of our recent Talking Men episode to hear all of the amazing events happening as apart of The Northern Man Festival.
Yamana: A silver anklet connects to Bangladesh
Wed 4th Jun '25, 11:00am
Stories about a childhood gift, a silver anklet decorated with flowers & bells brings memories of the women in her family, the sounds & smells of her mother cooking & Bangladesh.
Eyob: Memories of family in Ethiopia
Wed 4th Jun '25, 10:00am
Stories about growing up in the countryside in Ethiopia - big families & being raised by a whole village.
Teenage Daydream 138
Wed 4th Jun '25, 5:00pm
Another week of Teenage Daydream
Love The Words 302: Natalie Anastasia Davies
Tue 3rd Jun '25, 4:00pm
Natalie A. Davies talks about being Writer in Residence for Brimham Rocks, plus her moving poem about the experience. Plus Madeleine Wuidart on her late autism diagnosis.
Find Your Frequency: Culture Corner
Mon 2nd Jun '25, 11:00am
This month we talk culture & media we have been enjoying recently from the football fields of the American Samoa, Kitchens in New York & Pianos in Leeds City Centre.
Finding Our Feet: Tyler Pickles
Mon 2nd Jun '25, 2:00pm
We’re joined by actor and creator Tyler Pickles, fresh off the set of Channel 4’s Dreamers and on a mission to shake up theatre with his new company Rebel Roots.
New Eyes for Nidderdale: First Encounter with Green Eyes the Spirit
Sun 1st Jun '25, 4:00pm
Sounds from a journey by teenagers, asylum seekers, artists from Chapel FM Arts Centre to Breaks Fold Farm and Fishponds Woods
Butter Popcorn: Oh, Hi Mark!
Fri 30th May '25, 4:00pm
This month, our hosts chat seeing the notorious 'so bad it's good' classic The Room, and talk audience participation in cinemas!
From The Bandroom 72: Driffield Silver Band
Fri 30th May '25, 10:00pm
We visit the Driffield Silver Band, which we think is the furthest East that we've been so far, and discover that they have an incredibly long history.
Club Dance 56
Fri 30th May '25, 11:00pm
Adam is back for another month of club classics - tune in for some nostalgic tunes.
Golden Years: 2005
Thu 29th May '25, 1:00am
Tune in and travel back in time with them to the year when a hurricane called Katrina hit New Orleans, and a hurricane called Kevin hit the Aussies all around the Oval!
Bridges Not Borders: Clothes, Community + Culture
Wed 28th May '25, 4:00pm
In this episode we have an informal chat with Eyob all about the fashion we wear, the communities we were raised in & the importance of remembering where we come from.
ELCR Discovery 38
Wed 28th May '25, 2:00pm
Jamie Carnie is back with the best new local music. Expect an eclectic mix as usual from punk to hyperpop, jazz to ambient.