Joe Rawcliffe takes you on a magical mystery tour into the weird and wonderful world of song covers.
Join Ben and guests for the variety radio show: music, guests, features and phone-ins! Now The Magical Sandwich comes in EXTRA LARGE.
Speculative political debate.
A one time special of live music, features and radio madness to celebrate Naomi Gildert's 21st Birthday! Live from campus it promises to be a magical evening of frivolity and joy. With Jack McNeill as a confirmed artist and more to be announced, whether you're a friend or stranger this isn't a night to be missed.
Bradley and Liam maestro a magical menagery of musical musings. Each week we'll put together a musical selection around a theme, and hopefully bring a few friends along to lend a helping hand.
One hour of Christmassy bliss, featuring the greatest Christmas tracks of all time.
Join us for 2 magical hours a week of reporting all absurdity there is. We talk about news that are odd, weird, crazy, or eccentric, but most importanly, interesting and amusing (ooh, dem adjectives and thesaurus eloquence). All this PLUS lots of music! We play everything from good old classics to guilty pleasures, we just go with the flow (and requests!).
Tune in every Monday at 5pm!
Waiting for your messages and existing solely for your amusement,
I.e. Truly yours,
Smeleanor Smith from Grassington and Kaja Harton
Fab journey to discover the wonders of the world and universe, without having to move from the sofa. Anything bizarre, magical, or exceptional analysed to bits - how it changes the world from fashion and design to politics and economy. Like Nautilius, we will submerge into the unknown and meander in phenomenal. With a bit of luck afterwards we will at least appear to be knowledgeable and enlightened individuals.
Every week a new topic with games, interviews and discussions!
For a very special one-off show, two so-called 'legends' of URY return.
They entertained listeners for literally minutes while on air together during the heady days of 2016/17, so expect plenty of nostalgia and in-jokes that you definitely won't understand.
Nevertheless, it'll be worth a listen, just for an example of how not to move on from university.
They'll bring you some stonking tunes, funny features, and magical memories that will wind the clock back to when URY was just a pre-pubescant 48-year-old.
Join us each week to take a trip back time uncovering the songs and influences that formed the beginnings of genres we now know and love
At the start of each show, my hastily-written computer code picks a random date from the 60s, 70s or 80, and I have to fill 58 minutes with music and news from that date. The URY record library gets a bit patchy if we go back to the 60s, so wish me luck!