Have a look through all of our shows. You can filter the results to find the kind of shows you are particularly interested in.
Each Friday during the coronavirus lockdown the young people from the Chapel FM's Next Generation youth groups take over the airwaves with stories, music, interviews and more.
To learn more about our Next Generation and other youth groups in Broadcasting, Music, Theatre, Writing and more, scroll down.
When Josie Bevan’s husband was jailed for nine years, a window opened on to a whole new world. East Leeds FM radio is pleased to share this new series that speaks to our time created by Falling Tree Productions.
James Clark welcomes you to the world of psychobilly, garage and everything psycho!
Puermusic is a shows that aim is to provide a platform for unsigned and new music artists local to Leeds. Following young artists trying to make it in the music industry and discussing the possible difficulties they may encounter along the way.
A shabby, lawless shanty town. A shonky profit-skimmer. Drinking, violence, debauchery. Two fearsome B&B landladies straddle the wild west on the moors of Yorkshire. The Queens of Dawson City.
A series of three short radio plays curated by Dr. Bonnie Pang of the School of Sport – Leeds Beckett University.
See below for more information and production credits.
How do young people from East Leeds and beyond see the world in unexpected ways? A radio show and podcast made by the Chapel FM Next Generation youth groups.
Tune in to Chapel FM's youth radio show and podcast for conversations, music, audio documentaries, creative writing, visits to other youth programmes and more.
It's all about seeing the world from above, from the edges, from outside the status quo!
The young broadcasters, musicians, writers and theatre artists at the Chapel FM Arts Centre are developing a new podcast that looks at our society and the world from a birds-eye perspective. Supported by Pears Foundation.
Rotation Radio is a monthly broadcast showcasing the happenings at Leeds College of Music, providing artists within the institution with the opportunity to have their music heard.
Programmes from a collection of schools that we work with down at Chapel FM Arts Centre
Terry Buchan and Ann Clarke delve into the world of all things science through in-depth conversation with professionals from the field
Chris Sharkey is musician-in-residence at Chapel FM and is presenting a series of programmes looking at jazz and improvised music
Monique Rowe explores cultural similarities and differences between native Brits and those from other parts of the world
Sports are about much more than winning and losing. This new radio show from East Leeds FM brings the stories, sense of community, emotions, history, poetry, pain, humour and the joy of playing every type of sport imaginable.
A collection of shows presented by young people from Springwell East Leeds.
Each week during the Covid-19 pandemic we bring you conversations with people from across our community of Seacroft as well as Leeds and the wider world.
Stephen Martin pays tribute to some of his favourite performers
Stories about growing up and finding a place in the world, told by ELFM broadcaster and longtime Seacroft resident Dave Wrighton.
Each year we welcome a brand new group of young people from East Leeds to try their hand at radio. The broadcasts are wide and wonderful. See what this year has to offer!
As part of our larger Access All Areas Radio week we ran a 5-day course with 16 young people from our communities who learned about making radio and produced their own spectacular programmes...
Linda Sage breaks down what makes us stressed and how to bust it
East Leeds FM's daily conversation with people all around the planet about life in the time of coronavirus.
A showcase of music that today's teenagers are listening to
Local and regional musicians take centre stage with a selection of live performances and interviews
ELMF host and wellbeing counsellor Linda Sage shares tips on staying resilient in these unusual times.
Each month The Deli team choose a theme and pick it apart, showcasing lots of words, writing and wonderful original work
Join Harry and Juwairia for a brand new show all about disabled stories, art and humour.
Wags presents the Music Institute. The music policy will be eclectic with a mix of rare older and fresh new music from genre’s such as soul, funk, disco, electro, kruatrock, hip hop, house, techno, acid, industrial, rock, pop, DnB, dub and trance
The Cameron family share their love of their favourite instrument, the humble ukulele
An institution at ELFM, Two Sevens have been DJing the finest in Ska, Rocksteady, Reggae, Dub & Dancehall at our radio station for many years... long may it continue! Lock in on the first Tuesday of every month!