Luscombe's Choice
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The Naked Short Club
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Clear Spot
Hong Kong Garden brings you the latest in underground and alternative music from China and South East Asia. From hardcore electronic dance to regime-baiting folk-punk, Hong Kong Garden is not fixated by genre so tune in to discover what's happening at street level, in the small houses and in the tiny clubs throughout the region.
Episode 10: A round up of the more interesting record releases of 2012 in this edition of the show, presented as ever by Sean Hocking.
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One Life Left
Award-winning video games show with Ste Curran and crew.
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Little Atoms (repeat)
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Artrocker
Paul 'Artrocker' Cox reviews the latest indie ditties.
To listen to previous shows, visit Paul's Mixcloud page
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Renaissance FM
Lutenist Stephanie Feeney interprets the news and historical events accompanied by the lute. Today's guest is early music conservator Chris Edgerton.
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Radia
Radia is a network of independent radio stations who have a common interest in promoting and producing artworks for the radio, and in forming related projects based on broadcasting and cultural exchange. It intends to be a space of reflection about today's radio and radio art. Its activities try to contribute to intercultural exchange and artworks and artists circulation.
Every week a new show of radiophonic experiments from the award winning Radia network of more than 20 independent cultural radio stations:
This week's show, 403, Don't Panic, by Chris Farmer, is from Radio Panic, Brussels:
radia.fm
Every week a new show of radiophonic experiments from the award winning Radia network of more than 20 independent cultural radio stations:
This week's show, 403, Don't Panic, by Chris Farmer, is from Radio Panic, Brussels:
radia.fm
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The OST Show
Repeated from Saturday: the second part of OST's review of the year, but it begins with a tribute to the late great Ravi Shankar. We will feature his score for "Chappaqua" and "Charley," both quite extraordinary and very different examples of his blissful soundtrack work. Other stars on the show include Martin Böttcher, David Cain, Australian progressives and an acetate found on a Paris rubbish dump.
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jonny@trunkrecords.com
http://www.trunkrecords.com
jonny@trunkrecords.com
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Six Pillars to Persia
Six Pillars to Persia is an English language program focusing on Persian heritage and modern Iranian culture. From rebel artists and exiled writers to social entrepreneurs the multifarious guest list builds a picture of the hotchpotch that is the Iranian diaspora in the arts now.
Experimental electronic musician Siavash Amini speaks to us direct from Iran about his new album release.
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Hooting Yard on the Air (repeat)
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The Truth About Markets (repeat)
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The Traditional Music Hour
Repeated from Thursday. Folk with Reg Hall and Kevin Sheils. The Traditional Music Hour brings you the best traditional music from the British Isles.
In his last show of 2012 Kevin Sheils looks back at some of his favourite tracks of the year and a glimpse of what was happening 50 years ago.
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Far Side Radio (repeat)
Repeated from Wednesday. Oriental music with Paul Fisher.
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Clear Spot (repeat)
Repeated from Friday, The Clear Spot today is a special edition of Calling All Pensioners, with Tim Hamilton, recorded on the 13th of December - the final day of the six week public consultation period set by government-appointed trust special administrator, Matthew Kershaw, of the bankrupt South London Healthcare NHS Trust and tasked with making recommendations to the government’s health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, concerning reshaping our National Health Service’s local hospitals in south-east London and because of, to quote Mr Kershaw’s document, “money problems”.
You can follow updates from the Save Lewisham Hospital campaign by visiting their website at http://www.SaveLewishamHospital.com or by popping into DAGE at 71 Deptford High Street, SE8 4AA, any weekday from 10am to 1pm.
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The Hour of Power (repeat)
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Sanskriti (repeat)
Repeated from Tuesday afternoon. Hindi magazine show with Rakesh Muthar.
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Radia (repeat)
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The OST Show (repeat)
Repeated from Saturday afternoon. Sound tracks and library music with Johnny Trunk. Today - the second part of OST's review of the year, but it begins with a tribute to the late great Ravi Shankar. We will feature his score for "Chappaqua" and "Charley," both quite extraordinary and very different examples of his blissful soundtrack work. Other stars on the show include Martin Böttcher, David Cain, Australian progressives and an acetate found on a Paris rubbish dump.
http://www.trunkrecords.com
jonny@trunkrecords.com
http://www.trunkrecords.com
jonny@trunkrecords.com
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Speakers Corner (repeat)
Repeated from Sunday afternoon. Political discourse, debate and pure rhetoric recorded weekly at London's legendary Speakers Corner in Hyde Park.
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