URB Podcasts: Recent Episodes
University Radio Bath
URB interviewed Jess Smith, who is running for Community Officer in the University of Bath SU Elections 2024! Listen in to to hear them try win your vote in the elections.
URB interviewed David Lam, who is running for Activities Officer in the University of Bath SU Elections 2024! Listen in to to hear them try win your vote in the elections.
URB interviewed Clio Batchelor, who is running for Community Officer in the University of Bath SU Elections 2024! Listen in to to hear them try win your vote in the elections.
URB interviewed Christian Williams, who is running for Activities Officer in the University of Bath SU Elections 2024! Listen in to to hear them try win your vote in the elections.
URB interviewed Dinos Zachariades, who is running for SU President in the University of Bath SU Elections 2024! Listen in to to hear them try win your vote in the elections.
URB interviewed Sicen Dai, who is running for Postgraduate Officer in the University of Bath SU Elections 2024! Listen in to to hear them try win your vote in the elections.
URB interviewed Peter Irvine, who is running for SU President in the University of Bath SU Elections 2024! Listen in to to hear them try win your vote in the elections.
URB interviewed Benjamin Orford Thompson, who is running for Community Officer in the University of Bath SU Elections 2024! Listen in to to hear them try win your vote in the elections.
URB interviewed Olivia Warner, who is running for Sports Officer in the University of Bath SU Elections 2024! Listen in to to hear them try win your vote in the elections.
URB interviewed Martyna, who is running for Community Officer in the University of Bath SU Elections 2024! Listen in to to hear them try win your vote in the elections.
URB interviewed Jimena Alamo, who is running for SU President in the University of Bath SU Elections 2024! Listen in to to hear them try win your vote in the elections.
URB interviewed Anwita Mukherjee who is running for Postgraduate Officer in the University of Bath SU Elections 2024! Listen in to to hear them try win your vote in the elections.
URB interviewed Amber Snary, who is running for Education Officer in the University of Bath SU Elections 2024! Listen in to to hear them try win your vote in the elections.
"How Many Ants?"
Weeeeeeee're back!
Did you understand our title? Cause we didn't either...
This week BFFR turns into English class as we attempt to decipher a novel of a story. The intricacies between moving characters, plots and sub-plots left us perplexed- or were we just too tired?
After trying to dumb it down for ourselves, and miserably failing, we got distracted by promises of curry and LABS.. oops?
Unfortunately, it's now time for us to hang up our headphones and put on our Santa hats :( BUT... Keep your eyes (or ears) peeled for our return!
BFFR out.
"Real Deal or Meal Deal?"
First date goes well, onto the second... if you can get there that is..
This week, Sofia, Gioia & surprise guest Ella dissect the complexities... or simplicities of men and their (lack of) communication skills.
Is he ignoring you or is he just busy- find out what we think! We may have gotten a little side-tracked debating Meal Deal selections and ranting about...toes?
This week's a little silly so join us for a giggle with Episode 5!
"Girl Best Friend Stealing His... MUM?!"
Oh here we go again... We've all heard about the Girl Best Friend stealing your man, but have you heard of one stealing his... MUM?!
Trust is #1, and hopefully you can trust our advice on communication being KEY.
Next, people-pleasing is hard but remember you always have to please yourself first;) Saying yes is great, but not all the time. Remember, no one has your back like you do!
"Same Clothes, Different Stories."
This week, some guy though that if he called girls "birds", it would justify him cheating on his EXCLUSIVE girl...
Do you think we agreed? Maybe we were a little TOO real with him?
Next, how do you close a deal? First, we had to agree on what closing a deal meant... just a cheeky kiss or going all the way?
Guide to Girls 101 was the competing title, as we reveal how to set your target and fire away.
Just a sneakpeak into the nighlife and its wonders, so if you'd like to hear more, you know what to do;)
"Swipe left on Dating Apps and swipe right on Yourself."
This week BFFR turns serious... yes we've got DUALITY!
In this episode we're covering our guide to making friends in new cities, and revealing our true opinion on dating apps.
Making friends is hard, and especially hard at Uni... Listen to us give advice based on our own Uni experience, the good and a LOT of the bad.
Talking about bad, that's what we think about dating apps! Our trials and tribulations on Tinder were at the core of the conversation, as we covered prioritizing and re-evaluating your dating life.
BFFR means also to Be F*cking For Real about serious topics, emotions and yourself. All your submissions are unique, and we want to make sure that you feel comfortable reaching out for advice on ANY topics!
"The Beginnings..."
Get to know us as we reveal the backstories to our embarrassing quiz questions! Managed to squeeze in one of your submissions, so tune in to see if it was yours;) Next week, it will be ALL about you, so don't forget to submit your anonymous stories!
An interview with Joseph Cryer for the position of Activities Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023
An interview with Zisis Tzifas Kratiras for the position of Education Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023
An interview with Blake Walker for the position of SU President as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023
An interview with Esther Jennings-Kirk for the position of SU President as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023
An interview with Arundhati Sharma for the position of Postgraduate Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023
An interview with Jimena Alamo for the position of SU President as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023
An interview with Finlay Bertram for the position of Activities Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023
An interview with Vanda Sigel for the position of Activities Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023
An interview with Hanna Hajzer for the position of Community Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023
An interview with Tanisha Aggarwal for the position of Education Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023
An interview with Abbie Watkin for the position of Sports Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023
An interview with Jodie Young for the position of Activities Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023
An interview with David Lam for the position of Activities Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023
An interview with Ben McElroy for the position of Sport Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023
An interview with Jack Wilson for the position of President as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023
An interview with Will Moule for the position of President as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023
An interview with Lydia Wang for the position of Postgraduate Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023
An interview with Amber Snary for the position of Education Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023
An interview with Jura Never for the position of Postgraduate Officer as part of University Radio Bath's coverage of the Student's Union Officer Elections 2023
August Bank Holiday. Cumbria. Muncaster Castle. A barn. It isn't where you would expect a music festival.
Krankenhaus Festival, organised by alternative rock legends Sea Power, is part of a growing trend of microfestivals across the UK. With larger festivals seemingly interested more in maximising profits than fan experience, more people are looking elsewhere for a weekend away. While thousands packed into fields in Reading, Daresbury and East London, around 800 travelled to the Lake District for their live music fix, attracted by a unique lineup, activities including bird watching and steam train journeys, and a picturesque location.
To find out more about putting on the festival and his experience of the weekend, Ben Harrison-Hyde interviewed Sea Power guitarist Martin Noble.
Tom and Joel speak to the CEO of the charity, Migrant Leaders. Elham Fardad talks of her personal experience of the higher education system as a disadvantaged young person, discussing how best to resolve the current issues.
Tom and Joel speak to Wera Hobhouse MP about the financial and cultural barriers faced by disadvantaged young people.
This is a new series where Tom and Joel discuss tuition fees and the wider topic of student social mobility. In this episode, they chat with two other students, Finlay and Charlie, who have different opinions on the matter.
IFS Report: https://ifs.org.uk/publications/15844
(This is a live recording from the show on 16/12/2021)
In this weeks episode we are cheek to cheek and discussing some of pop culture’s hottest topics! We pop off on Pride Month, we regale you with Rita Ora’s latest romance and we wonder why we need a Willy Wonka origin story… Enjoy!!
Rent Rebates for Students in the Private Sector
An extended first episode discussing rent rebates for students in private sector accommodation. Guests include: a student activist, a Managing Director of a local letting agency, and the MP for Bath.
On this weekly helping of Snap, Cackle & Pop we delve deep into the bottomless cavern that is Youtuber Drama, we don our mourning dresses to commiserate the end of the Cock Destroyers and we give our two cents (and three cents and four cents...) on this year’s Brits!
Disclaimer: this episode was recorded before Demi Lovato came out as gender non-binary and therefore the pronouns used to refer to them are no longer appropriate
Join Loukas and Laura this week as we discuss Billie Eilish's explosive Vogue cover shoot and Love Honey's unexpected new advocate.
These asthmatic bug-eyed bitches are back! And this week we’re squeezing every drop of culture that we can out of these year’s Oscars, we’re discussing/debating/mourning Zac Efron’s new face and we’re going all political with a look back at BoJo’s week from hell!
This week our political correspondent reports live on Keir Starmer’s rumbles in the South West and we give our hot-take on the M&S v Aldi caterpillar crisis.
We’re back and butters then ever!! In this weeks episode we finally come out of mourning and talk about THAT Bimini Bon Bombshell... We also celebrate the revolutionary return of the pub, give you a little Bridgerton heartbreak update and get cereal about the census!!
This week we're unpicking the conspiracy behind the Grammy nominations and putting Piers on the naughty step.
In this week’s episode we mark the beginning of the COVID roadmap by sending our little darlings off to school, we get royally riled about the Megan Markle debacle and Loukas finally gives his long awaited review of McDonald & Dodds... happy listening!
Football in Luxembourg has experienced something of a sensational turnaround over the last 15 years. From an extraordinary low ranking in 2006, the nation have now established themselves in League C of the Nations League, while also taking a draw against France and victory against Hungary in recent years. A domestic club, F91 Dudelange, has also defied expectations by qualifying for the Europa League group stages on two occasions in the last three years.
Discussing this, and more, Ben Harrison-Hyde is joined by Bence from the Football in Luxembourg twitter page.
This week we're making our Drag Race predictions as we get down to the Final 5 and Laura sees if she's got what it takes to be Wayne Lineker's dream girl.
There are many ways in which football in Colombia is thought of by the average football fan. Some positive, such as Higuita’s scorpion kick save, Valderrama’s iconic hair or James Rodriguez’s amazing 2014 World Cup performances. Others are more negative, such as Colombian football’s historic connections to violence and dodgy funding.
In this episode, Simon Edwards from World Football Index joins the podcast to discuss football in Colombia, and how it is now seen as presenting a very positive image of the country on the global stage. As well as this, the positive impact of clubs’ barras (ultras) have played in their communities is explored, as it the record-breaking support for women’s football in the country, and the different regional footballing identities that are present around the country.
Release the beast!
This week on Snap, Cackle & Pop we celebrate the new Coronavirus roadmap by mapping out the ideal first night back in the club, we officially wage war on Gen Z and their middle partings and we speculate and postulate about what’s in store for the new union between Ms Azealia Banks and Judaism
In this episode, Scott Coyne of the Belgian Football Podcast joins Ben for a discussion about, according to FIFA, the world’s best international team.
Listen to this episode for a discussion about Belgium’s fierce but healthy rivalries, its physical and tactical style of play, and the chances of the Red Devils finally lifting a trophy at some point this year.
On this week's episode we're getting candid about the Weeknd's Super Bowl performance and Loukas trials an interesting new brunch combination..
Corners of the World is back for a second series, and in the first episode takes a maiden trip to South America.
Ben Harrison-Hyde discusses football in Venezuela with Jordan Florit, the nation that has the unfortunate honour of being the only CONMEBOL country yet to qualify for a World Cup. As well as assessing the fortunes of the ‘Vinotinto,’ this episode also includes the Venezuelan barras, the domestic heavyweights and the extraordinary increase in the sport’s popularity this century, giving it almost a religious status.
Welcome to the one year celebration of Snap, Cackle & Pop!
In this week’s episode we introduce you to our brand new erotic book club, we take AQA down a couple of pegs, we zoom in on the drama at Handforth Parish Council and we have a few choice words to say about the Golden Globe nominations... enjoy!
This week we're talking queer icons, (more) witchcraft, the problem with racialized renaming and...stocks. The usual mixed bag.
Reporting straight from not Dubai, it’s the breakfast show for people who wake up at 5pm!!
In this week’s episode we regale you with our supernatural, super spooky stories, we give our unprofessional opinions on the latest Drag Race UK cohort and we go undercover to discover where all those influencers are hiding out... so treat yourself to a listen!!
New year, same shenanigans!
On our first episode of 2021, we are deconstructing the cultural whirlwind that has been the last couple of weeks - from cult rituals to cannibal celebs and corrupt politicians... yeah. It's been a lot.
One final show! And its a bumper episode, packed with the latest football debates as well as some highlights from our time on air. Presented by Owen Midha, guests: David Morgan, Matthew Dawes and Scott Heiron.
China!
The roots of football in China are far deep, going all the way back 5000 years to an ancient game called Cuju. In modern times, China is perceived as a country where football players go to get one more massive paycheck before they pass their physical prime. However, things are changing, and with salary caps and spending limits being introduced for the 2021 season, now is an interesting time to be discussing Chinese football.
For the final episode in the season, Jonathan White from the South China Morning Post joins Ben Harrison-Hyde to discuss all things money, national team prestige, rivalries…and hairy crabs!
Christmas Special – Finland!
Hyvää joulua to all of you. In the Christmas edition of Corners of the World, Ben Harrison-Hyde discusses football in Finland with Rich Nelson from the Finnish Football Podcast and Escape to Suomi. As Finland is home to FC Santa Claus, it only seemed right to feature the country for this episode.
Football isn’t the most popular sport in Finland; that title (currently) belongs to ice hockey. But, with the nation’s qualification to their first ever major tournament and last season’s Pukki Parties, is there now a springboard from which the popularity of football can continue to grow?
In this weeks Christmas special, we are joined by some very special guests... Yes that’s right, this week we’re doing what we’ve been doing every week of 2020: zooming our friends!
From rating the trends of the year to dissecting the craziest headlines of the past 12 months, this episode is the perfect way to see off 2020- enjoy!
Faroe Islands:
For this episode, Ben Harrison-Hyde is joined by Sigurjón ‘Sigi’ Einarsson from Dimmalætting to discuss the football scene in the Faroes, one of the most stunning places to watch the beautiful game.
How come the national team started a striker in November who was playing handball at the start of the year? How close were KÍ Klaksvik to playing a game against Arsenal? How did the Faroe Islands contribute to Leicester winning the Premier League in 2016?
All these questions will be answered.
The team get back together to discuss Arsenal's dismal season so far and assess whether they have a relegation battle on their hands. Plus a look at the recent European competition draws and some of the surprises of the season in the Premier League. Presented by Owen Midha, guests: David Morgan, Matthew Dawes and Scott Heiron.
Norway: Ben Harrison-Hyde is joined by Curt Baker from Norwegian-based FotMob to discuss football in Norway.
It’s been an interesting year; from Erling Braut Haaland’s transfer to Dortmund to an entire ‘B’ squad being drafted to play for the national team with just 3 days’ notice, Norwegian football hasn’t been short of drama.
Join Ben and Curt as they discuss the turbulent year, as well as what football means to the people of Norway.
Back for their final pod of the semester, the Bath Bomb gang will walk you through vaccination plans in the city, the national student mental health crisis and backlash to plans for more student accommodation in town.
Who's that, what's that? On our third installment of the Lockdown series, we are joined by YouTube and Instagram sensation Niko B.
This week we chat to Niko about his recent rise in the public eye, some questionable merchandise ideas and the joys of an After Eight.
Malaysia: Corners of the World returns with a look at the culture of football in Malaysia.
For this episode, Ben Harrison-Hyde is joined by Marco Negeri to discuss the fanatical support for the most popular sport in the nation. As a group of supporters who will do nearly anything to see the national team, are they soon going to be rewarded with more regular success on the pitch?
Bringing you the news with their views, the Bath Bomb team are back covering PETA's claims against the University, a party in the campus prayer room, rent refunds and much, much more.
They're also joined by Eloise, a seasoned student activist and Student Media member, getting her take and hearing all about the state of activism in 2020.
In this week’s episode Snap, Cackle & Pop gets political!
For the second instalment of our Snap Cackle & Lock(down) series, we’re joined by the fantastic Wera Hobhouse MP for Bath & North East Somerset! Wera tells us all about what it’s like representing B&NES, what the government needs to be doing to fight climate change and how she’s locking down this time around...
Want the lowdown on the latest University goings-on? Keen to hear about Bath's booming rat population and luxury property market?
Here with everything you need to know from this week, Millie, Lucy and Glen are back with episode two of Bath Bomb!
Corners of the World is a brand new football podcast series that aims to introduce you to intriguing leagues and cultures that are relatively unknown in the UK.
For the first episode, Ben Harrison-Hyde presents a review of the recent Korean league season along with Ryan Walters, editor of K League United.
In a year where we’ve come to expect the unexpected, did the K League offer some much needed predictability?
Confused about what’s going on at the moment?
Not to fear, we have a weekly podcast to catch you up on everything that’s going on at the University. Listen as Millie, Lucy and Glen guide you through what you need to know while sharing their views.
This week, they’ll be covering:
- Testing & Christmas break
- How one student carried a whole cohort through a Q&A
- A new report ranking Bath as the best uni
- Lidl’s Christmas jumper
Snap, Cackle and Pop is back with a lockdown series!
We start off our new lockdown series with the lovely Lauren Williams, who joins us to talk about athlete life in lockdown and even teaches Loukas a thing or two about sport.
As the country heads for lockdown 2.0, this time football is still on, and there's plenty to discuss from Champions League to Premier League and an upcoming intentional break. On this episode we discuss the failings of some of the 'big clubs' this season and look ahead to how the battle for the top for will play out. Presented by: Owen Midha, guests: David Morgan, Scott Heiron and Matthew Dawes.
Still confused about COVID-19?
Join us whilst we clear up the confusion on all things coronavirus, vaccine and conspiracy related.
We chat to Sam, a volunteer in the Oxford COVID-19 vaccine trials, Dr Andrew Preston, an expert in microbiology and students, Liv andMartha about their experiences. Presented by Sabrina Davis, guests: Olivia Cox, Martha Munro, Dr Andrew Preston and Sam Crine.
Taste or Treat Donald Trump
Sad that Halloween is over and done with? Well do not fear!
Loukas & Laura have a final spooky serving of scary shenanigans for you! This week we deep dive into the eeriest topics around including advanced spelling, Pope Gregory the IV and our new flirtatious relationship with Donald Trump...
On this week's episode, Laura sheds light on some interesting political reading and Loukas sets the record straight on Emily in Paris.
After the international break, domestic football is back with a bang - particularly off the pitch as a proposal has been put forward which could radically shake up the English league system. On this episode the team discuss Project Big Picture, as well a review of the week's on-pitch action. Presented by Owen Midha, guests: Matthew Dawes, David Morgan, Scott Heiron and Matt Mustill.
Everyone’s favourite POPcast is back baby!
In this week’s grand return we uncover the lies around Lorraine, we reflect on a f**k filled year and Laura tries to introduce her new unwanted segment!
After a few weeks back, the Premier League takes an international break but not before one of the wildest weekends the league has ever seen. In this episode, the team paw over two big demolitions, the best deadline day deals and what to expect from the upcoming Nations League games. Presented by Owen Midha, guests: Scott Heiron, David Morgan and Matthew Dawes.
After a few months out, the team are back with a review of the first few matches of the Premier League season. It's been a slow start for Manchester CIty while Everton are running away at the top, plus the panel give their thoughts on surprise package Leeds United and also the controversial handball penalties we have been seeing. Presented by Owen Midha, guests: David Morgan, Scott Heiron and Matthew Dawes.
After Liverpool take the Premier League crown, the team discuss the chances of those sides in the mix for the Champions League places this season. Presented by Owen Midha, guests: David Morgan, Matthew Dawes and Scott Heiron.
They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.
The team bring you one final in-person episode of They Think It's All Over, as they review the full first round of matches from the Premier League, and make their predictions for the top 4 in the run-in. Presented by Owen Midha, guests: David Morgan, Matthew Dawes and Scott Heiron.
They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.
A slightly later edition of URB's weekly football podcast this week as the team bring you rection from the first couple of matches back in the new-look Premier League. A GLT nightmare and one to forget for Arsenal are the main topics of discussion, as well as a review of this week's La Liga and Budesliga fixtures. Presented by Owen Midha, guests: Matthew Dawes, David Morgan and Scott Heiron.
They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.
The Reindeers and Rein-don'ts of election desperation, as told by your current SU team.
Who thinks that “just because it’s in your manifesto doesn’t mean you have to do it”? Who went back on Tinder to get votes while on their election campaign?
On this week's episode of URB's weekly football podcast the team discuss which Premier League fixtures to look out for on free-to-air TV over the coming weeks and review the implications of ending the League One and League Two seasons prematurely. Presented by Owen Midha, guests: Scott Heiron, David Morgan and Matthew Dawes.
They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.
Would you have supported Francesco for President if you had known THIS was his view on Zero Zeros?
Okay so it probably isn’t that alarming but listen to the next episode of Down the Plughole to find out what he and the other officers had to say!
On this week's episode of URB's weekly football show, the team discuss the dates on which leagues around the world will be returning and how to watch some Premier League matches free-to-air on Sky Sports. Presented by Owen Midha, guests: David Morgan, Scott Heiron and Matthew Dawes.
They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.
Anti-Bridge slander and a hot take on a cold meme - well it can only be the 4th instalment of Down The Plughole! Tune in to find out where your post-lockdown behaviour lands on the D&D scale of lawful, chaotic and evil.
On this week's episode of URB's weekly football show, the team review the difficulty of restarting leagues across Europe as players test positive for COVID-19. Plus a round-up of the latest Bundesliga action as well as the usual games and challenges at the end of the show. Presented by: Owen Midha. Guests: Matthew Dawes, David Morgan and Scott Heiron.
They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.
An interview with Tom Sawko and his mum Tomek’s better than Joe Wicks because he’s taller! Sultry Train tribute singer or our SU Sports Officer? That’s the problem we get to the bottom of in our 3rd episode of Down The Plughole, where we interview Tom Sawko and Corona Community’s favourite mum, Maria Sawko.
A bumper episode of They Think It's All Over this week as the news breaks that Premier League players will be back in training this week, despite the fact that six positive tests were recorded over the weekend. Plus a review of this weekend's Bundesliga action as well as a round of Unpopular Opinion. Presented by: Owen Midha. Guests: Matthew Dawes, David Morgan and Scott Heiron.
They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.
How deep is your lockdown?
Are you doing lockdown right? No no, we're not asking whether you've got a pub quiz every other night, have an insta worthy daily walk or bake Bath's best banana bread - we're asking if Kristen Bell and Plato would approve of your isolation lifestyle.
This week we're analysing your philosophical approach to lockdown, on Down The Plughole!
On this week's episode of URB's weekly football show, the lads discuss whether the Premier League's "Project Restart" is too ambitious. Plus the usual challenges which you can join at home. Presented by Owen Midha, guests; Matthew Dawes, Scott Heiron and David Morgan.
They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.
Which campus accommodation are you based on your reaction to lockdown?
An oversharing Quaddite, a humble Woodlander or a boozy Westwood lad? You could even be like our guest, a truly individual Eastwooder who decided that being the first to overshare on a new romantic confessions page was the right way to respond to lockdown.
Find out where you fit in our new podcast, Down The Plughole.
URB's Ben Harrison-Hyde has a chat with Ryan Walters, editor of K-League United, about why football fans in the UK should be tuning in to Korean football when its top league's season kicks-off this weekend.
On this week's episode of URB's weekly football show, the team discuss whether the return the of the Premier League is even a good idea under current lockdown conditions. Plus some new features including one of our guest's unpopular opinions and a game of pick one, bench one, sell one. Presented by Owen Midha, guests: Matthew Dawes, Scott Heiron and David Morgan.
They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.
After six weeks of lockdown, the football powers that be are beginning to sow the seeds of a return behind closed doors. This week the team discuss how the Premier League can overcome the logistical nightmare of finishing the 19/20 season. Plus a look back on this day in history and Dawesy's weekly XI challenge. Hosted by Owen Midha, guests: Scott Heiron, David Morgan, Matthew Dawes and Mat Hall.
They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.
On today's show the team discuss whether players should be taking wage cuts and the effects that has had on the clubs already imposing such rules. Meanwhile, they run down the latest on the Newcastle takeover bid and take a look back On This Day to 2009. Plus another Dawesy XI Challenge, featuring the architect of the feature himself... Presented by Owen Midha, guests: David Morgan, Scott Heiron, Matthew Dawes and Malcolm Dawes.
They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.
The lads discuss the financial implications of the coronavirus lockdown on football clubs up and down the divisions and whether bringing football back behind closed doors would be enough to supplement their earnings. Plus a look back on this day in 2013 and Dawesy's weekly Premier League XI challenge. Presented by Owen Midha, guests: Matthew Dawes, David Morgan and Scott Heiron.
They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.
The team update you on the world of football as we enter week three under lockdown in the UK. FIFA have decreed an extension to this season, but can leagues around the world finish their fixture backlog? Plus we review a match on this day from way back in 1999 and the ramifications it had on the last 20 years of football. All that plus more on this week's episode of They Think It's All Over!
They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.
With lockdown in place across the UK, the They Think It's All Over team are committed to bringing you the latest football news from home in a Coronavirus special series. Owen is joined by David Morgan, Matthew Dawes and Scott Heiron to analyse the possibilities of continuing the Premier League and EFL in a mini summer tournament, while the fifth tier and below see their results for this season expunged. The team also try show that its not all Corona and lighten the mood with a discussion on the Premier League's all-time top XI... but with only one player from a given nation. All that plus more on this week's episode of They Think It's All Over!
They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.
In this episode Luke Gardiner and Henry Robinson are joined by Labour member, Tom Ratford, and Extinction Rebellion member, Marcus Rees, to discuss the latest news trends of the week including the actions of Extinction Rebellion, the potential of taxes being raised and whether we should still have a monarchy in Britain.
Owen is joined by Northern Ireland ultra Ross Taylor as the pair break down the possible permutations for Wales and the Ulstermen on the eve of the final round of Euro 2020 Qualification matches. NI are needing the rely on a playoff to reach the tournament next summer, but who are they likely to play? Wales can still qualify automatically, but how could failure against Hungary on Tuesday influence the draw? All that plus more on this week's episode of They Think It's All Over!
They Think It's All Over airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.
Morgan Roberts and Owen Midha delve deeper into the squad selections at the RWC in Japan, and discuss who would have, could have and should have been on their nation's plane out, and the reasons for their exclusion. Want to hear more of our dulcet tones? Tune in to URB for our live panel show and phone-in on Wednesday 25th September at 5 o'clock at www.uniradiobath.com.
URB's resident rugby guru Morgan Roberts is joined by Owen Midha as we look to predict the outcome of the upcoming Rugby World Cup in Japan. We will take you through each team's best expectations, investigate the pre-tournament revelations and weigh up the home nations chances of lifting the trophy.
Owen Midha and the team discuss all the latest goings on in the world of football, including the success of England's club sides in Europe and the upcoming changes to the handball rule.
Following the release of Bath Time's latest magazine, the team discuss some of the big stories from this month's issue.