Radio
Radio schedule Wednesday 25th September 2024
Ballylenon
Series 5, Episode 1It's now 1956, and Phonsie's sale of the Hoover ancestral home is the cause of much speculation.
Hancock's Half Hour
Series 2, Episode 8 - The Rail StrikeAnthony Aloysius St John Hancock is a loser whose plans and aspirations are continually ruined by bad luck, Sidney Balmoral James or, more often than not, by his own pomposity and ambition.
Tom Wrigglesworth's Hang Ups
Series 2, Episode 2 - Point Of No ReturnTom is bewildered when his dad reveals the family are flying down to London... from Sheffield. But as with everything, Mr Wrigglesworth has his own very particular reasons.
Paul Sinha's Perfect Pub Quiz
Series 1, Episode 3 - Round three: Four-Letter WordsThe answers to every question this week are four-letter words - such as 'quiz', not the ones you're thinking of.
Ballylenon
Series 5, Episode 1It's now 1956, and Phonsie's sale of the Hoover ancestral home is the cause of much speculation.
Hancock's Half Hour
Series 2, Episode 8 - The Rail StrikeAnthony Aloysius St John Hancock is a loser whose plans and aspirations are continually ruined by bad luck, Sidney Balmoral James or, more often than not, by his own pomposity and ambition.
Tom Wrigglesworth's Hang Ups
Series 2, Episode 2 - Point Of No ReturnTom is bewildered when his dad reveals the family are flying down to London... from Sheffield. But as with everything, Mr Wrigglesworth has his own very particular reasons.
Ballylenon
Series 5, Episode 1It's now 1956, and Phonsie's sale of the Hoover ancestral home is the cause of much speculation.
Paul Sinha's Perfect Pub Quiz
Series 1, Episode 4 - Round four: EverythingIn the final round of the quiz, Paul and his audience cover absolutely everything.
Hancock's Half Hour
Series 2, Episode 8 - The Rail StrikeAnthony Aloysius St John Hancock is a loser whose plans and aspirations are continually ruined by bad luck, Sidney Balmoral James or, more often than not, by his own pomposity and ambition.
Tom Wrigglesworth's Hang Ups
Series 2, Episode 2 - Point Of No ReturnTom is bewildered when his dad reveals the family are flying down to London... from Sheffield. But as with everything, Mr Wrigglesworth has his own very particular reasons.
Paul Sinha's Perfect Pub Quiz
Series 1, Episode 3 - Round three: Four-Letter WordsThe answers to every question this week are four-letter words - such as 'quiz', not the ones you're thinking of.
The Goldfish Bowl
Series 2, Episode 3Comedy about two goldfish, Liam and Anton, who contemplate life from their bowl and try to understand their owners.
Follow The Rabbit
Episode 4 - The Biscuit Tin DemonLocal woman Jade tells Chris that a biscuit tin she recently inherited is home to a tiny demon that speaks to her in her dreams. Jade claims the demon is becoming stronger and forcing her to feed it things and bite people involuntarily. Chris visits Dr Jeremy Morgan to see if there's any way of getting into Jade's dreams so he can speak to the demon himself.
Elis James' Pantheon Of Heroes
Series 1, Episode 3 - PoliticsElis James explores historic political Welsh figures through sketch and stand-up. With guest Lloyd Langford.
The Skewer
Series 12, Episode 2This week: Strictly Come Bullying, Fifi and the Flowertories, and the playing of the Blame Game.
Little Lifetimes By Jenny Eclair
Series 1, Episode 2 - Carol Goes SwimmingCarol's life has not really been the same since her best friend Sandra died, but a trip to the swimming bath brings back memories of their time together with surprising results.
Ballylenon
Series 5, Episode 1It's now 1956, and Phonsie's sale of the Hoover ancestral home is the cause of much speculation.
Hancock's Half Hour
Series 2, Episode 8 - The Rail StrikeAnthony Aloysius St John Hancock is a loser whose plans and aspirations are continually ruined by bad luck, Sidney Balmoral James or, more often than not, by his own pomposity and ambition.
Tom Wrigglesworth's Hang Ups
Series 2, Episode 2 - Point Of No ReturnTom is bewildered when his dad reveals the family are flying down to London... from Sheffield. But as with everything, Mr Wrigglesworth has his own very particular reasons.