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LIVE Electrancity with Oli Howlett
My weekly live DJ set of the very best progressive, melodic and uplifting trance.
Music Team Presents: Cardiacs Special
Daddsy explores the music and history of British punk-proggers Cardiacs. Expect interviews, musical highlights, influences and much more...
Mutiny!
A power-hour of the finest and most diverse alternative rock the current scene has to offer. We as broadcasters are passionate about a genre we believe to be under-represented in York, and our reaction to this is an hour of the relevant tracks from genres ranging from pop-punk, emo, hardcore and progressive.
Progeny
An insight into the world of progressive rock and its relatives with Jennifer Rothery.
Progeny End of Year Special
Playing out the best tracks from the past two terms, Progeny delivers a final dose of prog to see you through 'til Autumn.
SPUNKY TEENS
same old spunky teens, house electro disco soul dubstep and scenester rubish, plus audio debauchary from harvey slater and holdsworth ury's flagship dance program/official thursday night warm up/ winner of best show name at the ury's 2008, ect ect. annie mac's mash up on a student budget.
The History of URY
Former Station Manager Gill Rickson presents everything you need to know about the last 40 years of University Radio York. Produced by former Programme Controller Matt Wareham.
The Peter and Nick Show
Amateurish host Peter Howes (presenter of the show listeners shockingly voted their favourite prime time programme) and nervous radio debutant Nick Baum present new music from over the summer, alternative classics and a preview of another year on campus. Better than it sounds.
The Source @ Six
Your daily campus news programme
URY LIVE AT FIVE: The Scott Bryan Show
We're back, bigger and brighter than ever. The award-winning Scott Bryan Show returns on URY. We've got a team, we've got new features and we're gonna try to make it the best fresher's week ever. We have a special 'Freshers Survival Guide' programme, a one-off freshers related Chain Reaction AND Entertainment News from our own Lizzie Liptrot and 'News in Brief' with our fabulous Zeenat Rahim. Plus Philip Oldershaw from the Phil Show fame.
URY: The Scott Bryan Show
We're back, bigger and brighter than ever. The award-winning Scott Bryan Show returns on URY. We've got a team, we've got new features and we're gonna try to make it the best fresher's week ever. We have a special 'Freshers Survival Guide' programme, a one-off freshers related Chain Reaction AND Entertainment News from our own Lizzie Liptrot and 'News in Brief' with our fabulous Zeenat Rahim. Plus Philip Oldershaw from the Phil Show fame.
Work in progress

Just Dance Music
Showcasing the biggest new tunes and the old classics from the world of House music; featuring Progressive House, Electro House and more. Join in for the late hour for plenty of tired ramblings and heavy bass
New Morning

Tom Morello once said that ‘every successful, progressive, radical or revolutionary movement that has ever been seen has had a great soundtrack’. We bring you these soundtracks. Each week we have a different theme and movement, playing the songs that have provided impetus for change and given people a voice. 


New Morning

Tom Morello once said that ‘every successful, progressive, radical or revolutionary movement that has ever been seen has had a great soundtrack’. We bring you these soundtracks. Each week we have a different theme and movement, playing the songs that have provided impetus for change and given people a voice. 


URY News Special: Is It High Time? The Debate Over Legalising Drugs

In this special hour-long programme from the URY News Team, we examine the debates surrounding the legalisation of drugs. Is prosecuting drug-users the way to stop the UK's problem with drug addiction? Should harmful substances be legalised, or decriminalised? Or would this cause more problems than it solves? We'll be hearing all sides of the argument, including the view from the NHS, a criminal lawyer and former York student turned journalist and author Peter Hitchens, as well as lots of student opinions on the matter.


URY Breakfast: Midweek Sparrow-Fart

Sparrow-Fart: "Very early in the morning!" Join Jay and Steve every week as they get up at sparrowfart purely for your entertainment. With a look at the mornings papers, some form of music and invariably some form of conversation, it's everything you would expect from a breakfast programme and more (or less).


URY News Special: River Safety - York's Rising Problem

Since Christmas, 3 people have lost their lives to York's rivers. All of them young. All of them on nights out. All of them affected by alcohol. So how can we tackle the issue? Is enough being done to keep people out of trouble when on a night out in York? Are enough people aware of the dangers the rivers pose? And what do you do if a friend ends up entering the water? Join us for a special programme on river safety in York.


YuStart: YuPresent

2 hours of programming made by some of URY's YuStart project supporters!


The Saturday Night Slowdown

Tired of big nights out and loud, irritating music? Wish that you could just spend Saturday evening relaxing in bed or playing video games? Well, here's the perfect excuse! Tune in and space out to the sounds of the newest, most chill electronic music with Will "voice like liquid gold" Oldfield. So, spend your saturday evening in style - sit back, unwind and enjoy!


Into the Void IV: The Fourth Unleashed

Rock music show exploring psychedelic, stoner, doom, heavy rock, sludge, post landscapes, progressive and experimental vibes and the underground in general,guided by the worship of The Riff. 

Often including special guests and acoustic mini-gigs live in the studio.


URY News Special - Student Media: York Hitting the Headlines

URY News Special - Student Media: York Hitting the Headlines

Join the national award winning URY News team for a special edition of the Newshour with George Lane.

This programme covers student media on campus - With all the recent scandalus headlines and questionable reporting techiniques, is student media a useful and necessary outlet? Or are student journalists just in it for enhancing future career prospects.

We speak with the student media, York Universty Students Union, external 'student' news sources, and industry experts including BBCs Chris Smith.

Tune in at 6pm, Wednesday 26th November 2014, live on ury.org.uk


The History Programme with Jack Staples-Butler

The History Programme explores a new historical topic each week with insightful analysis by presenter Jack Staples-Butler, a URY News veteran and history enthusiast. Visiting a new place on the timeline of human history every episode, the programme will feature investigation and explanation of diverse epochs, movements and personalities. From the late Roman Republic and the assassination of Julius Caesar, to Henry VIII and the Reformation, to the Second World War and the Swinging Sixties, The History Programme takes listeners to the heart of enthralling and divisive historical arguments and debates with the perspectives of experts and eminent scholars living and dead. History is the constant dialogue of past and present - come and join the discussion. 


URY Breakfast: Anthony's Miscellanea

A breakfast show which is perhaps a bit more unusual - expect long stretches of classical music, or long instrumental pieces from the prog rock era. Perfect for starting the day to? Perhaps.


Fishtail: tales of sounds and words

A series of four specials exploring the relationship between sounds and words and other forms of art. Each week, we will be discussing the connections between different pieces of work with a series of special guests. We'll be featuring great and innovative music, writing and art written by our favourite established artists and york students.

The idea of fishtail comes from Ouroboros, which is the image of a fish or reptile biting its own tail. It signifies something that is constantly recreating itself, something that pre-existed and is so powerful that it must continue. Of course, it also comes from the notion of a fisherman's tale. In our programme, we're going to be 'biting our tales' and circulating from one art form to the next.