Radio
Radio schedule Wednesday 29th May 2024
7am
(repeat)
Never Too Late
Sitcom about a group of highly active pensioners, starring Thora Hird.
7:30am
(repeat)
Hancock's Half Hour
Series 1, Episode 3 - The IdolBill and Moira hire a swathe of girls from a local factory to mob Hancock, in order to teach him a lesson about his big-headedness. Unfortunately, they neglect to pay the 200-strong group, who promptly turn on the three, Sid, and his heavies!
8am
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Hazelbeach
Series 1, Episode 3Ronnie organises a trip to the races, and Nick makes a startling discovery about the true nature of friendship.
9am
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Tudur Owen: United Nations Of Anglesey
Episode 2In 1978 a Japanese film crew came to 12 year old Tudur Owen's farm on Anglesey to make a programme about his life for a TV show called Children Of The World. Then a Patagonian gaucho turned up. As did a man claiming to be a geology student called Hector. But were they all what they seemed?
12pm
(repeat)
Never Too Late
Sitcom about a group of highly active pensioners, starring Thora Hird.
12:30pm
(repeat)
Hancock's Half Hour
Series 1, Episode 3 - The IdolBill and Moira hire a swathe of girls from a local factory to mob Hancock, in order to teach him a lesson about his big-headedness. Unfortunately, they neglect to pay the 200-strong group, who promptly turn on the three, Sid, and his heavies!
1pm
(repeat)
Hazelbeach
Series 1, Episode 3Ronnie organises a trip to the races, and Nick makes a startling discovery about the true nature of friendship.
2pm
(repeat)
Dilemma
Series 2, Episode 2Josie Long deals with a catering faux pas; journalist Owen Jones puts a value on human life and/or robots; actor, musician and author Clare Grogan keeps her back yard tidy; and comedian Andrew Maxwell hears the patter of tiny feet.
6pm
(repeat)
Never Too Late
Sitcom about a group of highly active pensioners, starring Thora Hird.
6:30pm
(repeat)
Robin Ince's Reality Tunnel
Series 2, Episode 1 - Fossils Of The MindIn the first of his two-part series Robin talks about love, books, and his love of books. He explores how we sometimes find it difficult to express our love and shares stories of the delight he's experienced on his travels. It is also a cautionary tale, warning of the dangers of not sharing praise and admiration before it's too late.
6:30pm
(repeat)
Hancock's Half Hour
Series 1, Episode 3 - The IdolBill and Moira hire a swathe of girls from a local factory to mob Hancock, in order to teach him a lesson about his big-headedness. Unfortunately, they neglect to pay the 200-strong group, who promptly turn on the three, Sid, and his heavies!
7pm
(repeat)
Hazelbeach
Series 1, Episode 3Ronnie organises a trip to the races, and Nick makes a startling discovery about the true nature of friendship.
8pm
(repeat)
Dilemma
Series 2, Episode 2Josie Long deals with a catering faux pas; journalist Owen Jones puts a value on human life and/or robots; actor, musician and author Clare Grogan keeps her back yard tidy; and comedian Andrew Maxwell hears the patter of tiny feet.
10pm
(repeat)
Tudur Owen: United Nations Of Anglesey
Episode 2In 1978 a Japanese film crew came to 12 year old Tudur Owen's farm on Anglesey to make a programme about his life for a TV show called Children Of The World. Then a Patagonian gaucho turned up. As did a man claiming to be a geology student called Hector. But were they all what they seemed?
10:30pm
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I Think I've Got A Problem
Series 2, Episode 2Tom tried to get into his mother's good books by helping out at her folk club, but soon finds himself in the doghouse when the band inside his head launch into a jazz number in the middle of her song.
11pm
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Bunk Bed
Series 8, Episode 4Curran relates the story of his head being used instead of a golf ball. Marber invents a new language combining Yiddish and Cockney Rhyming Slang, but which doesn't rhyme.
11pm
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Chain Reaction
Series 11, Episode 2 - Al Murray interviews Ian HislopAl Murray, creator of the Pub Landlord, passes the baton to comedian and satirist Ian Hislop. Al grills Ian on his early days writing for such comedians as Harry Enfield, asks how we should define the role of the satirist and poses the intriguing question, 'what's it like being sued?'
11:15pm
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Tom Mayhew Is Benefit Scum
Series 2, Episode 4 - These Boots Are Made For WorkingTom Mayhew and his tiny Mum explore jobs, life and ambition. What does it mean to have a successful life and is it even possible when there's a cost of living crisis?
2am
(repeat)
Never Too Late
Sitcom about a group of highly active pensioners, starring Thora Hird.
2:30am
(repeat)
Hancock's Half Hour
Series 1, Episode 3 - The IdolBill and Moira hire a swathe of girls from a local factory to mob Hancock, in order to teach him a lesson about his big-headedness. Unfortunately, they neglect to pay the 200-strong group, who promptly turn on the three, Sid, and his heavies!
3am
(repeat)
Hazelbeach
Series 1, Episode 3Ronnie organises a trip to the races, and Nick makes a startling discovery about the true nature of friendship.
4am
(repeat)
Dilemma
Series 2, Episode 2Josie Long deals with a catering faux pas; journalist Owen Jones puts a value on human life and/or robots; actor, musician and author Clare Grogan keeps her back yard tidy; and comedian Andrew Maxwell hears the patter of tiny feet.