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Discovery Disco encourages listeners to ignite their curiosity and dance through different years of science, telling the stories of scientific events whilst exploring a variety of music all released in that very same year.

Tonight, We Fly! dives into the past and present of music, art and culture. Bringing you tracks from all over – from classical and early jazz to new wave to pop and indie rock! So, if you were ‘born in the wrong generation’ or just want to come along for the ride, join me to […]

A music radio show deep diving into the history of music that shaped culture, media and identity.

From folk in the Miner’s Strike to the queer resistance in Glam Rock, Trespass Radio examines the interplay between music and politics in Britain. Tune in to discover the political origins of your favourite genres—and learn how they have forged resistance, community, and solidarity throughout the country.

For the new semester, Between Mountains and Mixtapes is going to explore more about how music marks time and distance for everyone. Each episode is going to begin with “my roots” music (bluegrass, country, or any other Appalachia tied music) that really grounds were I came from before branching off into themed mixtapes that show […]

An amalgamation of sad songs each week with topics ranging from vaguely personal themes to more general time periods or genres where sad songs may be concerned – the melancholic, the melodramatic, the quiet sorrows, etc etc.

Hopper and Zahir take you through a week’s worth of fresh funds and carefully crafted selections for your listening pleasure.

The Hyacinth House, run by Luke and Josh is a weekly smörgåsbord of music ranging from New Wave to Bossa nova to 60s Psychedelia. Plus our thoughts on music culture. If that sparks your interest, tune in! LIVE: Wednesdays 3-4pm

Modal FM is a weekly hour-long tribute to jazz in all its forms. Expect carefully selected tracks, backstories, facts and opinions. Discussions will place jazz in its historical, political, and global context: from Harlem in the 1920s to Tokyo’s underground jazz clubs. This show proves that jazz isn’t just for study breaks — it is […]