The least pretentious thing you'll ever hear, but also a radical deconstruction of what a radio show should be.
I can't promise fun or frolics.
I can't promise it'll be pretty.
I can't promise it'll be professional.
I can only promise that I'll enjoy it.
And unlikely as it sounds, I'm serious about it not being pretentious.
For one year only, URY will be bringing you coverage from the biggest music festivals on Campus, across both campuses! We'll be live from Woodstock and Goodfest at the same team, it's Hes East vs. Hes West. It's WoodFest.
Desi beats has all of your desi music on one show. No preference of songs. As long as it's good music, it gets played. So for anytime you're feeling a little homesick, or if you just want to listen to some good old Indian songs, tune in to URY for the show for your weekly dose of Desi Beats.
Songs from the late 80s through to the present day that have made it into the public conciousness, but aren't in their own right hits, or a least aren't played regularly nowadays
Playing all the latest hip-hop and R&B and pretending we found it first. Join Reece and Sophy for an hour of inane chat, poorly designed games and of course, some amazing music.
Yes, we're back!
Broadcasting straight from URY's bantennae comes an award winning, action packed, thrilling box office smash hit sensation - guaranteed to blow your socks off!*
Featuring only the best* presenters URY has to offer (or at least in the top 100) and the best* morning music playlists around to get you dancing under the covers! Join us every Wednesday morning for excellent games and music to get your day under way!
*Terms and conditions apply.
Expect: Norwegian banters, funny conspiracies, chit chat about life, Dictator fun facts, and last but not least: Epic movie music, and movie talks
May my voice be with you!
Tune in to hear the University of York Concert Orchestra's Easter conert! Featuring popular classics and exciting film music!
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!
This year, URY takes on the classic tale of Beauty and the Beast by Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve, adding their own unique spin, awful jokes and all-round silliness. Narrated by Special Celebrity Guest Gareth Jones from How 2, Tommorow's World and Gareth Jones on Speed. Join us, then as we give you the best Pantomime you'll hear this year. Oh no you won't, oh yes we will!
Written by Joseph Willis (Narration and Plot), Adam Brain and Stephen Clarke (Scene 1) , Naomi Gildert (Scene 2), Chris Taylor and Kaja Harton (Scene 3), Will Matlock (Scene 4), Danni Boxall (Scene 5), Beth Prior and Georgie Norgate (Scene 6), Peter Rogers (Scene 7)
The old guys are back, but will you still love us now we are 64? For
tonight's show Kim and Richard are departing from their usual '50 years'
format for a looser themed selection. There's still likely to be plenty of
music that featured in their 1976 shows (yes, they really are that old), but
at least Richard will try to show they haven't completely lost touch with
current music. No origami this time.
Fend of procrastination for an hour with some lushous sounds to clear out your seminar work, report prep or even revision! And if you couldn't, at least we had fun and you gave it a good go this week. Always next week?
A solid hour of videogame music pulling mainly from recent Indie titles. Music played covers a variety of genres from acoustic to dance, the only requirement is that they star in at least one videogame soundtrack.
URY brings you coverage of University of York Concert Orchestra presenting their first concert of the 2017/2018 academic year with a wide selection of music. Highlights include a selection of movements from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker and film music from Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and Disney's Fantasia.
Possibly insightful and entertaining conversation with possibly listenable music from Rosemary and George. We realised we had no social lives to speak of and thought radio would be a fun idea because at least we can hide in a confined room for an hour that isn't one of our own bedrooms.