The Holy Trinity
The Holy Trinity of Modern Music: Wilson, Dylan & McCartney Most of my ideas surface during a hot Radox bath. This one was no different. Somewhere between the rising steam and the scent of eucalyptus it hit me: if there’s…
The Holy Trinity of Modern Music: Wilson, Dylan & McCartney Most of my ideas surface during a hot Radox bath. This one was no different. Somewhere between the rising steam and the scent of eucalyptus it hit me: if there’s…
Bramall Lane, the historic home of Sheffield United F.C., played host to an evening of Britpop nostalgia and working-class poetry as Paul Heaton returned for a special hometown-flavoured performance. With support from Lightning Seeds and Shed Seven, the event pulled…
Verso On Cover DutyFrom early mornings to late-night playlists, Verso occasionally steps in across the schedule — bringing his signature style to a range of shows when others are off the air. Whether it’s spinning rock anthems, diving into 80s…
All The Shows Step back into the swingin’ 60s or relive the charts from specific moments in music history. Whether it’s the sounds that defined a decade or the hits topping the charts on a given week, these archived shows…
Running weekly throughout 2024 and into February of 2025, The Country Hour carved out a warm, familiar space for fans of traditional country music. From the soulful ache of Tammy Wynette to the storytelling charm of Johnny Cash and the…
In its first year, The Home Run was all about finding its rhythm. A new presenter learning the ropes, testing formats, and building confidence live on air. Local guests played a vital role early on, bringing warmth, humour, and authenticity…
Now That’s What I Call a Number One!
Three hours. Non-stop entertainment. One unmissable show. Get ready for an electrifying three-hour broadcast bursting with top-tier music, sharp chat, and standout features that keep listeners coming back week after week. Commentary, insight, and the stories behind the sounds you…

Our second Vinyl Club session had a clear theme: albums from the 1970s. Or at least it was clear to everyone except Jimmy, who turned up with a Semisonic LP from the late ’90s. After realising his error (and the…

Felixstowe has quietly played host to numerous TV dramas over the years, and ITV’s 2011 psychological thriller Injustice is one of the most gripping examples. This five-part series, created by Anthony Horowitz, explores the blurred line between justice and guilt,…