Cambridge 105 Radio: Recent Episodes
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Hannah Nunn, Cambridge based entrepreneur and founder of Kickstart Coffee, tells Ian Daborn about how children’s education in Uganda is being financed by the profits of her business.
Ian meets legendary wrestling MC Lee Bamber who’s overseeing a big event at Newmarket Racing Centre on Saturday night. Lee looks ahead to the evenings matches and shares some memories […]
Ian’s guest this week is East of England Ambulance Service Trust Volunteer Manager Jon Needle to talk about how community service volunteers in Cambridge are helping to save lives. Jon […]
Annabel Edmundson tells Ian about the Cambridge Country Show and East Anglian We Love Dogs at Stow this weekend (5-6 August).
Ian catches up with Cambridgeshire-based mechanic, Hannah Gordon ahead of her new TV show The Repair Lot, starting on Dave this Sunday.
Travel writer and broadcaster Sarah Woods has details of some last-minute holiday deals in South America.
Ian meets Ed Panford, found of CB Mentoring, which offers supports young black and minority ethnic youth in and around Cambridge.
Ian hears from Jason Webb who tells him about this weekend’s second world war commemoration at Bottisham Airfield.
Ian is joined by some of the team from the Break charity to hear about its Staying Close service which they offer to youngsters who are 18 when they leave […]
Ian chats to singer-songwriter Rachel Hill, who has recently moved from Dorset to Cambridge.
Ian welcomes back Wildlife Ranger Ajay Tegala whose in to talk about Summer at Wickham Fen.
Ian’s guest is Cambridge-based author Dr Una McCormack who joins him live to chat about her latest science fiction novel which is based on the classic BBC Sci-Fi series Blake’s […]
The Barefoot Mediator returns to share with Ian Daborn, a very personal experience which lead her to believe that anything can be achieved in life with time, training and determination.
Ian Daborn is joined by multi award-winning stand-up comedian Garrett Millerick whose latest sell out show Just trying to Help comes to Cambridge Junction on 6 May.
Journalist Tim Palmer tells Ian Daborn the places in our area that have made it into this year’s Sunday Times Best Places to Live list.
Ian is joined by Denise Waterman from legendary 80s chart toppers Tight Fit and plays their current song Electric which has flown up The Heritage Chart.
Ian meets former Addenbrooke’s Ward Sister Hannah Nunn who shares her story about leaving the NHS to set up Kickstart Coffee through which she’s raised thousands of pounds to support […]
Ian is joined by Cambridge United Community Trust’s Engagement Manager Simon Wall to talk about this Friday’s Sleepover at The Abbey, which aims to raise £40.000.
Ian Daborn is joined by Consultant Paediatrician Dr Richard Brown who explains how one Cambridge business is doing its bit to ensure the staff at Addenbrooke’s are looked after during […]
Professional mediator Jane Gunn shares her essential tips to ensure a harmonious family Christmas.
Ian welcomes back Wildlife Ranger Ajay Tegala to talk about winter at Wickham Fenn and his recent CBeebies debut.
Ian chats to Paul, a St Ives-based musician, who will be playing at The Plough in Shepreth. He’s released a Christmas single he’s written and all proceeds will be going […]
The Barefoot Mediator Jane Gunn returns with some great advice about how to deal with conflict at home and work.
Cambridge Polar Scientist Elise Gallois joins Ian to talk about her various encounters with wild bears during a recent PhD research adventure in the most northern part of Canada.
Cambridgeshire-based mechanic and car restoration expert Hannah Gordon takes time out from filming for her latest TV project to offer Ian Daborn advice on buying new or used hybrid and […]
Ian Daborn speaks to former corporate lawyer turned writer, broadcaster and Barefoot Mediator, Jane Gunn.
Ian hears about an art installation at St John the Evangelist Church in Waterbeach from one of the team behind the project.
Annie Davis tells Ian about the annual Museum of Cambridge appeal, which launched this week.
Swavesey Village College teacher Oli Stoneman tells Ian about his song Queen of England.
Ian hears from Ajay Tegala who has written a book about his unique experiences, as a National Trust Ranger protecting the rare ground-nesting terns and the pupping seals.
Ian chats to The Museum of Cambridge Development Manager, Annie Davis, about the Capturing Cambridge project.
Ian welcomes ‘Cockney in the Countryside’ Mechelle Davey to talk about and read from her recently published anthology Tower Blocks & Terraces.
Ian Daborn hears about an event celebrating Newnham’s 150th Anniversary with a line-up featuring renowned novelist Margaret Drabble, award-winning children’s writers Charlotte Sebag-Montefiore and Anita Lehmann.
Ian hears about In Memoriam, a new art installation on display at the Cambridge Biomedical Campus, from Cambridge University Hospital’s Arts Programme Manager, Rosie O’Donovan.
RSPCA’s Rosemary Rodd tells Ian Daborn what’s happening in Cambridge on the RSPCA One Fun Day.
Ian hears about how the World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development is being commemorated in Cambourne from Patricia and Ambika.
Ian celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Rock Choir with choir leader Tom George – ahead of two big performances in Cambridgeshire.
Dr Michael Quick tells Ian about the art installation at Histon Baptist Church that depicts the Easter story using giant eggs.
Vicky and Nigel from Cambridge United Community Trust pay Ian a visit to chat about the increasing popularity of walking football and next month’s walking football marathon.
Ian chats to Cambridgeshire based singer-songwriter Paul Dodson aka Piano Man, about his charity single White Dove (Wings of Peace), which has so far raised over £5,000 for The DEC […]
Ian meets Sunday Times best selling author, comedienne and podcaster, Deborah Frances-White, better known as The Guilty Feminist, ahead of her appearance at the Cambridge Corn Exchange next Saturday, 9 […]
Ian meets Sarah Swire, one of the parents behind a successful trial of vehicle-free school runs at St Philips C of E Primary School.
Slovak-born Cambridgeshire resident Dee Modric explains why it is important for her to help Ukraine,
Ian is joined by some of the team behind the Cambridge United Community Trust’s ground-breaking Man v Fat programme.
In light of the ongoing war in Ukraine, we share what individuals and businesses can do to help Ukraine. Even industries are joining in, and the initiative “gaming industry support Ukraine” is […]
Ian hears about the Anglia Ruskin ‘Homeside’ program which aims to support dementia sufferers and families from music therapist Jodie Bloska and Sue Thacker who, along with her Mum Gerry, […]
Ian meets former Rackham primary school pupil, Elise Gallois, to hear about her work as a polar scientist.
Ian hears from Keith McMahon, managing director of Venue View, which has produced a Virtual Tour of Trinity Hall.
Ian welcomes the Founder of Shades by Dominic Green. The Cambridge entrepreneur shares his story of how COVID knocked his personal and business life for six and why he’s emerged […]
Ian is joined by former Cambridge GP & the host of the You are not a Frog podcast Dr Rachel Morris who shares her tips for avoiding conflict in the […]
Ian chats with Rachel Price from The Wildlife Trust and learns about the work of their Young Peoples Forum here in Cambridgeshire.