Has Fresher's week made you tired? Hungover? Vomiting into your bedsheets, wondering why, oh god why, you got yourself in this dour predicament? If you answered no to any or all of these questions, you might actually be awake enough to listen to the Indie-Go Breakfast Special at 10AM this Thursday. We'll be serving up a full English of rock and indie sausage, with a squirt of Entertainment Ketchup, topped off with... er... fried egg something. I dunno, don't do metaphors.
Acoustics is back!
A comedic (hopefully) and disastrous (definitely) student radio show, created in the midst of exam season to let out some steam with live acoustic sessions from upcoming artists and curious questions leading to impossible debates.
If you enjoy the sweet sounds of mental anguish, you'll love Dial M for Toby. With more features than you could conceivably shake a stick at, there's something for everyone, and a lot of The Cure.
Just Keep Talking is THE new radio chat show, bringing you gossip from around campus and answering your burning questions, such as: "why do the geese hate us so much?" or "what makes a York BNOC unique?" Featuring amusing snippets including "Embarassing Stories from The Porters" and "Campus's Smartest - Named and Shamed", this show is designed to bring you the best of student life. We will have regular guests appearances - after all, didn't you always wonder why lecturers bother to teach in fresher's week? Or what the college chairs were thinking when they allowed those beeping kitchen doors to be installed? Tune in to experience York as you've never seen it before!
Our show will feature totally original and groundbreaking games and segments such as: "Try to Accurately Ascertain the Piece of Music Being Simulated With Dissonant Noises by a Human Being", "Impartially in the News", "The G-Spot" (Guilty Pleasure Tracks), the audience participation-laiden "Awkward Questions", and "The Name Game", which carries a special forfeit for the loser each week, to be found on our Facebook Page here: https://www.facebook.com/JackandCat1/?fref=ts
Tune in for other, one-off broadcasting delights such as "Trump or Hitler?" and "Where's The Cheese?", as well as our unique brand of chat and mischief.
WEDNESDAYS, 1PM, URY
The strange show of secret stories continues with it's new title and new lease of life. Once the strange show of serendipity now confirmed the project. But who is running it? What's the end goal? What is actually happening? Questions whose answers we may never know. We'll just have to see and have to keep listening. Listening to the show by the humbled presenter Simon Asaert.
Our show will feature totally original and groundbreaking games and segments such as: "Try to Accurately Ascertain the Piece of Music Being Simulated With Dissonant Noises by a Human Being", "Impartially in the News", "The G-Spot" (Guilty Pleasure Tracks) and the audience participation-laiden "Awkward Questions".
Tune in for other, one-off broadcasting delights such as "Trump or Hitler?" and "Where's The Cheese?", as well as our unique brand of chat and mischief.
The York Politics Society and URY host an election debate featuring:
The UoY Labour Club, The UoY Liberal Democrats, The York Tories, The UoY Green Party and The UoY UKIP Association
Tune in to send your questions!
Unlike Beyoncé, we make our own content. Join us as we exercise our contractual right to a maximum of 2 Beyoncé songs in an hour, plus as may features as we can find.
Show where people new to radio experiment what it is like to be a radio presenter!
Everyone is welcomed - if you would like to do some presenting come to the Station (in Vanbrugh College). There is one experienced member present who will explain you everything in the studio and tell you a bit about URY and what else we do!
If you have any questions, email getinvolved@ury.org.uk
After we made the Gender Documentary, we had a panel to discuss some of the questions raised. Our aim is to raise awareness of the different types of identity, and to address related topics such as the representation of gender in the media, politics, and law, as well as looking at the history of gender and personal perspectives from students.