The talkies from last week's affair. If this makes you smile, why not tune into the real thing (music and all!), every Thursday from 0900 until 1100
We discuss Roses and the darts debacle on Saturday - should alcohol be banned at Roses matches in the future? We speak to ex Lancaster captain Simon Rimington for his verdict. And why might Basshunter not be appearing at Big D this year? Plus Nick Duquemin speaks to ex home secretary Jacqui Smith.
Chris Hogg and Laura Cress discuss The Beaver (it's a film, honest) and how Chris Hogg has ended up cheating the government (well...sort of).
The International Students' Association elections are from 20th May to 24th May. Here we speak to En Shi Teoh and Yingwei Chen Lewis who are both running for Vice President. Voting: 20th May-25th May 2011, Friday, 12pm -Wednesday,12pm, www.yusu.org/vote
Our preview of Heather Wilmot's new play 'Knightingale' which is on in the barn in week 4. King Arthur, and Casablanca and more meet in this exciting production. This preview is part of YorWorld; the weekly magazine show from URY.
Graveshifter's continues to rally against public opinion by returning for yet another week! In an Azerbaijan special, the trio discuss the merits of putting ducks in bins, giving musical instruments to the people of Portsmouth and the importance of Nanju in Eastern European trade. PLUS brand new feature 'Confessions' finally arrives. Lovely one might say. Alternatively, one might say drawers. Whatever floats your boat really.
There's a brand new number 1 on the chart show this week. Who'll take the crown? Find out here!
URY Debate is back, with discussion and analysis of the week’s biggest stories. This week’s campus experts are Josh Allen of the Liberal Democrats, Freedom Society’s Sam Westrop, and YUSU Women’s Officer Nell Beecham. On the agenda: has Nick Clegg left it too late to distance himself from the Tories? Plus Max Mosley and privacy laws, Pakistan’s dispute with the US over Osama Bin Laden, and the international movement known as ‘slut-walking’. Produced by Nick Duquemin and Paddy Evans. Make sure you join our new Facebook group! Search for 'URY Debate'.
Controversy surrounded the Men's Darts game on Saturday evening, which could have been pivotal to the tournament victor. The views expressed during this live broadcast have not been proved as accurate.
By "popular" demand, here is a taster of the talkies from last week's Breakfast! Take a listen if you missed it... Catch me (with the music!) every Thursday, 9am-11am, here on ((URY))