Lloyd fills in the Sunday night with his strange mixture of "popular" "music", "fun" "stories" and "original" features.
We fill Sunday night with a strange mixture of "popular" "music", "fun" "stories" and "original" features.
ARE YOU BRAVE ENOUGH?
URY and Litsoc present a frightening live horror event happening right here on York Uni campus this Halloween.
Taking place in complete darkness in the very creepy location of Heslington Hall, we dare you to listen to 3 originally written and produced horror stories.
It is a FREE event, no tickets needed, just a lot of nerve. All the scares and screams will be broadcast LIVE on URY as well at 6-7pm this Halloween.
So if you think you can last the hour in pitch black darkness we challenge you to come and be part of a special one-off URY event.
Good luck, we'll be waiting...
New originally-written drama pieces from York campus.
Join Sophie and James for a special late night Transmission. Back in our original slot, we will be telling tales of musical history and playing hosts of classic tracks. Potential themes for each show are the stories of iconic bands, musicians or albums, the evolution of genres and record labels.
A taste of what's to come at SyncopY, York's original electro-swing event! For event details, see https://goo.gl/V5aNlq
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
An anarchic voyage through the mysterious ramblings of Star-Struck Jack and the Mystery Cat.
Including a selection of fantastically originally games such as Try to Accurately Ascertain the Piece of Music Being Simulated with Dissonant Noises by a Human Being, Impartially In the News, and the G-Spot.
URY are proud to be bringing you one of the longest continuous radio shows that has happened in the UK. Broadcasting from Greg's Place for 5 days in June, we'll be raising money for Yorkshire Cancer Research. Donations can be made here: https://student100for100.everydayhero.com/uk/ury1350.
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.
This new show focususes on famous and popular covers new and old and will also uncover some originals which some may have never heard.
Get to Bed helps you get to bed. In between music, we read original bedtime stories on air and inform your dreams. Send any submissions to aw1048@york.ac.uk
Each episode we take we look in to sampling culture and compare songs that sample and their originals! Will it be Junk to Funk or Funk to Junk?
The Ross & Gabby Show was a weekly one hour radio show, that originally aired on URY, over two seasons, from November 2019 to March 2020.
Join Ross and Gabby for their relaxed, friendly chat show, with a focus on current affairs, UK news and International Relations.
Music is played throughout the show, in between a range of engaging segments.
Stewart Dennis brings 'Realm of Dusk' back to the airwaves on URY. Originally on-air between 1987 and 1990, expect to hear a mixturee of Indie / Alternative from the likes of Ride, My Bloody Valentine, The Fall, The Smiths and the Pixies.
Playing music from the leftfield side of 70's 80s & 90s, for the final show of the term Stewart explores highlights of the NME Top 100 Albums, originally broadcast on URY in 1990.
How many times have you stolen a song from a friend? I do it all the time. Want to tap into the playlist and the background story to each of the songs? Tune in! All the songs I've ever stolen from a friend with a special guest...the original owner of the playlist I've so gracefully made my own. There's only one condition: they have to come clean too and share the songs I've influenced them into blasting on repeat. First up: the poor soul that has to listen to ALL of my music; my housemate Abbie! It's only fair.