Cambridge 105 Radio: Recent Episodes
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Leigh speaks to physiotherapist, Kevin Hunt, about his book Pain; The Ultimate Mentor which explores the tools required for managing pain.
Blakeney Clark and Isabel Thomas talk about the Linton Children’s Book Festival on 13 and 14 May.
Leigh reports back from the launch of a pop-up art project featuring work by ARU illustration students tasked with illustrating Cambridgeshire Constabulary’s campaigns to prevent violence against women.
Richard Spaul from In Situ Theatre Company joins Leigh to talk about the forthcoming production of Hamlet at the Leper Chapel.
Writer Stuart Harvey joins Leigh to talk about his latest science fiction novel and how his autism gives him a head start at work.
Best-selling author, Dani Atkins, chats about her new novel Six Days which has just been shortlisted for a Romantic Novelists Association Award.
Leigh is joined by counsellor, Guy Snape, to talk about the importance of sleep and cures for insomnia.
Helen Wilson from Girton Musical Theatre joins Leigh to talk about their upcoming production, An Evening At Palm Court.
Isabel Pearce talks to Leigh about how her late career as an artist inspired her to found the Cambridge Art Cube.
Leigh talks to Style Coach, Lucy Barrett, about how and why to make an inventory of your wardrobe.
Leigh Chambers speaks to fitness and nutrition expert, Kelly Mepham, about the effect that ageing and menopause can have on the digestive system.
Leigh speaks to Karen Hauer and Gorka Marquez from Strictly Come Dancing about Firedance: Reignite, their upcoming show at the Cambridge Corn Exchange.
On Blue Monday Leigh talks to counsellor, Guy Snape, about methods for combatting depression.
Leigh speaks to comedian, Lucy Porter, about her stand-up show Wake Up Call coming to the Cambridge Junction on 19th January.
Leigh chats to Style Coach, Lucy Barrett about freshening up your wardrobe for the new year.
Leigh sits in for Alex and chats to bestselling local author AJ Campbell about her new book The Wrong Key.
Leigh speaks to Gavin Chappell-Bates from the musical collective, Peace On Your Plate, about their new Christmas single, I Am One With You.
Counsellor, Guy Snape, joins Leigh to offer advice to people anxious about socialising during the festive season.
Leigh talks to the south Cambridgeshire based poet and novelist, JS Watts, about her new poetry collection, Underword.
This morning, Leigh speaks to Henry Nwokejiiobi, father of murdered teenager Jesse, about the impact the death of his son has had on him and why he’s campaigning for justice.
Leigh chats to Matt Bairstow and Warren Clark about their roles in the upcoming production of After Life by Jack Thorne at the Corpus Playroom.
Leigh speaks to Professor Brian Cox, at the Cambridge Union this week to receive the 2022 Stephen Hawking Fellowship.
Leigh talks to style coach, Lucy Barrett, about how we can see our clothes differently.
Leigh speaks to Gyles Brandreth about poetry and jumpers while he’s in Cambridge to celebrate the Poetry Together initiative.
Leigh chats to comedian Milo Edwards about Voicemail, his stand-up show at the ADC Theatre on 25 October.
Leigh Chambers talks to the cast and director of Cambridge Theatre Company’s upcoming production of Calendar Girls.
Helen Wilson from Girton Musical Theatre joins Leigh Chambers to chat about the company’s latest production, The Yeoman of the Guard by Gilbert and Sullivan.
Leigh Chambers chats to Tim Cook from Guide and Peek Tours of Cambridge to find out more about the ghosts of Cambridge.
Beth Bailey, Head of Creative Learning at the Cambridge Junction, joins Leigh to talk about the theatre’s new recruitment drive aimed at young people.
Leigh gets her tarot cards read by Fiona Lensveldt from Litwitchure, a literary tarot cabaret and consultancy.
Leigh speaks to Commander Simon Thompson from Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue about how the service is coping with the danger caused by the extreme weather and what advice they have […]
Leigh talks to writers Rosemary Hayes and Justine Lister about the memoir writing workshop they’re running in Cambridgeshire later this month.
Leigh speaks to local singer-songwriter Luce Barka about how her new song, Helium Balloon is raising money for Cambridge Rape Crisis.
Elisa Meschini, Chair of the Greater Cambridge Partnership, talks to Leigh about the Mill Road Consultation.
Leigh talks to Emma Kerr, Head of Well-Being at Bodywork Company Performing Arts, former dance school of Caroline Flack.
Leigh speaks to Kristin-Anne Rutter about the work taking place on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus.
Leigh talks to local artist, John Lyons, about being his Trinidad upbringing and being part of a new exhibition featuring Caribbean British art at Tate Britain.
Leigh talks to comedian, Lucy Porter, about the Brownies, being five foot, and her stand up show Be Prepared at the Cambridge Junction tonight (January 21st).
Leigh speaks to comedian Arabella Weir about Does My Mum Loom Big In This?, her forthcoming stand-up show at Cambridge Junction on 20 January.
Leigh speaks to singer-songwriter Frank Turner about the personal story behind his new single A Wave Across A Bay, and the difficult decision to cancel his forthcoming tour including the […]
Leigh speaks to Charlie Bown about her new book of poetry for children called There’s a Poem in my Dungarees!
Nick Drake was signed to Island Records at the age of just 20, while a student at the University of Cambridge. Demian Dorelli has recorded a piano tribute album to Nick […]
Leigh visits the Cambridgeshire Mobile Library as it stops in Toft and speaks both to the people who run it and those who use it.
Leigh talks reality TV, Joan of Arc, and live performances with Andy McCluskey, lead singer of Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, ahead of their forthcoming gig at the Corn Exchange […]
Leigh visits the new heritage trail at Welney which honours the Scottish soldiers who created the New Bedford River.
Leigh chats to Trudi Tate from Literature Cambridge about upcoming events studying books and writers.
Leigh speaks to Alex Collins, a year on from a life-changing accident, about how specialist physiotherapy is helping him make progress.
Leigh speaks to poet Ian McMillan about his collaboration with local musician (and Unsigned Chart star!), Helefonix, on the track Learning to Fly.
Leigh speaks to photographer, Mark Box, about his street photography project, Humans of Cambridge.
Leigh talks to Professor Nicholas Tosca from the Department of Earth Sciences at Cambridge University, about his role in the current Mars Perseverance Mission.
Five years ago journalist Angela Young had a benign brain tumour diagnosed – and successfully removed at Addenbrooke’s Hospital. She’s been telling the story on The Sense of Tumour podcast, which […]
Child psychologist Ali Knowles will explain how adults can benefit from Ollie and his Superpowers, a technique used to help children identify and address challenging feelings.
Leigh talks to travel expert, Alex Buckle, about how to safely book a holiday for a future date.
Leigh’s guest is Shenyue Ding, a contestant on Channel 4’s The Great Pottery Throw Down, whose work has been inspired by her time studying at Cambridge University.
Cambridge MP, Daniel Zeichner, joins Leigh to pay tribute to local historian, Allan Brigham, who died this week.
The longlist was announced this week for the Lucy Cavendish Fiction Prize. One of the judges, and former President of Lucy Cavendish College, Jackie Ashley, talks at to Leigh about […]