Fortnightly show focusing on the best of TV theme songs from TV addict Jack Rewcroft. Each show will be focusing on a different genre of television and compile the best songs from each one. The show will mainly focus on British TV with some special shows featuring songs from around the globe.
So It Went is a commentary on the moments of music history that shaped the landscape of todays modern sounds, between Harry (who knows things about music) and George (who doesn't). From the British Invasion to Madchester, and anything else we can think of, all will be discussed.
In order too justify the vast expense of time, effort, and finances I have invested on my long range wifi antenna. I'm going to be doing a series of random outside broadcasts from locations in the middle of nowhere. Depending on how well I set up my kit, there may even be music and live interviews over skype/my mobile. Feel free too enable my eccentricities by listening.
In this podcast, three British-Brown Boys discuss relevant issues, from culture to family to religion.
Reaching back in time, the show formerly known as Throwback to the 80s focuses its laser-like gaze on the clusterf**k that was 1981 in British pop.
Speech Showcase series presents the newest and best fiction material appearing from URY! Tune in for your fix of drama, comedy and something inbetween
Wasteland:
It only comes round once a year, but the music team will be telling your their hot takes and predictions about the Brit Awards and the winners as it goes out live on air. Basically we are just planning on being Jack Whitehall but infinetely less funny. Tune in to arguably the biggest BritPop night of the year <3
Over the course of the hour, explore the culture, politics and music of a different year each week with insightful thoughts by Dee and Elizabeth (...providing Dee doesn't annoy her too much with innane British political trivia!).
I am convinced that the pop-punk giants who ruled the '90s and '00s produced lyrics to rival the titans of British Romantic verse. In this one-off gameshow, contestants need to separate John Keats from Jimmy Eat World, Samuel Taylor Coleridge from Sum-41, and Mary Robinson from Mayday Parade. Will they emerge fluent in the tongue of a romanticised but far-off revolution, or stumble back into the world as naïve as they were before? Find out on Pop Punk Poetry, where poetry readings and headbanging meet in a strange but beautiful union.
Daniel Howell and Phil Lester are a pair of British YouTubers active since 2009 who have had a cultural impact on a generation of young people, especially in a queer demographic. Alongside creating a variety of ‘storytime’, gaming, podcasting and other content, the duo have completed multiple global tours, released 3 books, and even hosted their own radio show on BBC Radio 1 in 2013.
In this URY podcast, Sunny speaks to members of the University of York’s Dan and Phil society about what the couple means to them, their influence and impact on individuals and wider communities, and experiences and memories based around Dan and Phil.
You can find Dan and Phil Society on Instagram & X: @uoydnpsoc