Midday Jazz With Rob Scott
“S’ Wonderful! Speak low and save your love for me, my dear. I’ll be gone but not forever.” Let Al Jerreau, Diana Krall, Col Nolan and Shirley Scott entertain you in the interim with Rob Scott at the helm guiding
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What Is Wrong With My Citrus On Real World Gardener
What’s wrong with my Citrus this winter and how can I fix it? That’s in the Plant Doctor segment. Are artichokes difficult to grow? Not with our tips so that you can grow your own artichokes in Vegetable Heroes: plus a
Tenth Anniversary Special on There Goes That Song Again
Today, Brian is marking the tenth anniversary of this program, first aired on Tuesday, 10th June, 2008. In the first hour today Brian will play again that first program, and, in our “Three O’Clock Special”, some of the highlights over
Songs You never Heard On The Radio on Pop Rock
BANNED! On The BBC 2.0: Tune in POP ROCK! with Robbie for a redux of songs that have been banned on BBC Radio – and other radio stations. A whole stack of new songs about sex, drugs and religion – SHOCK!, songs about war, politics
World’s Greatest Jazz Band on Midday Jazz
If you’re in to Dixieland then you in luck. Neil will play tracks from a 1975 concert by the modestly named World’s Greatest Jazz Band of Yank Lawson and Bob Haggart. This jazz band lasted 10 years between 1068-1978. There
Duran Duran on Retropopic Radio
Neil Saint is talking about the early days Duran Duran and will introduce the musical talent of their early vocalist Andy Wickett: Did you ever wonder how was ‘Girls on Film’ really written? Neil will tell you. Alongside RETROPOPIC RADIO’S
The Mysterious Nola on Midday Jazz
Rob Scot says “When the lights are low and the night mood creeps in, Nola, you can have all of me if you like.” Dinah Washington, Benny Carter, Shirley Horn and Zoot Sims might just know Nola too. Rob is
Volcanoes on Real World Gardener
Did you know that there was a man made volcano in Melbourne? The man behind it’s construction was William Guilfoyle. But who was William Guilfoyle and why is he important to gardening in Australia? That’s coming up in the Garden
Sugartime on There Goes That Song Again
Tune in 2pm – 4pm Because Brian is calling this week’s Special at 3pm “Interesting alternatives”. You’ll hear songs that are familiar by a particular artist, and Brian contrasts them to a very different and usually unfamiliar version by another artist.
All Aussie Pop of the 80’s on Pop Rock
All Aussie Pop – The 80s: It was a time of big hair, huge shoulder pads and a massive decade for Australian Pop and Rock. Join Robbie as he takes a wander through some of the Aussie highlights of the 80s,