BCB - Bradford Community Broadcasting

Sunday 20 May 2012

Morning

8:00 -

The Breakfast Show

Claire Kearns

The Breakfast Show - the best way to kickstart your day, here on BCB - every morning from 8am. If you missed the breakfast shows this week - don't worry you can Listen Again!

9:00 -

Melody Sunday, with Nigel Lambert, 9 to 11am Sunday morning. Melody from the last sixty years, including hit records, album tracks, film, TV and stage soundtrack music. You'll also hear songs and tunes that you haven't heard on your radio for years.

11:00 -

Cricket Roundup - Bradford League

BCBRadio

The Cricket Roundup - Bradford League - results, news & interviews, 11am Sundays.

11:30 -

Cricket Roundup - Local Leagues

BCBRadio

Results, news & interviews - BCB's Cricket Roundup from the Local Leagues - Sundays 11-12 midday.

Afternoon

12:00 -

Echoes of Ireland

Joe Sheeran

Echoes of Ireland
60 minutes of the very best in Irish traditional music, song and story. The jigs and the reels, the hornpipes and the slides, the sean-nós and the ballads all feature in this lively programme. The final programme in the month is presented entirely in Irish, unique to community radio in England. Here you will hear some of the greatest exponents of traditional music from yesteryear and today. Every Sunday at 12 pm, Monday at 9 am and Wednesday at 12 midday.

13:00 -

Media Matters

Gina Cooke

Media Matters - every fourth Sunday at 9am here on BCB, plus repeats - the latest news from Bradford's National Media Museum, with Mandy Tennant.

14:00 -

Roundtable

John Brennan

Karl Dallas

Maggie Pearse

Tune in to BCB's weekly discussion programme, with invited guests.

15:00 -

The Classical Hour

Phil Hesse

Karl Dallas

Alan Keeling

Joe Sheeran

The Classical Hour - 2-3pm, Mondays, repeated 3pm Saturday - classical music, with Phil Hesse, Karl Dallas, Alan Keeling, and Joe Sheeran taking turns.
From Albinoni to Zipoli, and back again.

16:00 -

The Best of Brass

Barrie Davenport

Big band sounds.

17:00 -

One to One

Carole Moss

Local peoples' lives: talking to the many active citizens of Bradford, hearing their stories, listening to their music. One community, many voices.

Carole's guests have included: Geraldine Howley, chief executive of Bradford's main social housing provider Incommunities; Imani Hekami, musician and composer; Karl Dallas, journalist, musicologist, human shield, political activist, story teller, singer, musician ... BCB's answer to Desert Island Discs.

Evening

18:00 -

Arab News

Nozha Abdel Naem

Arab News, 7 to 7.30pm Sundays, in Arabic - news & views, with Nozha Abdel Naem and Mohammed El Sayed. For Bradford's Arabic community - health, food, children - advice and help for all the family.

18:30 -

BCB Xtra

BCBRadio

BCB XTRA – The voice of young people in Bradford. The XTRA team provide a range of music and speech based programmes. The presenters are aged 13 – 19 and broadcast every day 6.30 to 7pm on BCB 106.6fm.

19:00 -

EuroRytm

Vojtech Vojtech

Marketa Cibikova

Dada Radlova

Jaroslav Zachar

News, the latest gossip, music & interviews for the Czech and Slovak communities every Sunday 7-8pm. Presented by Jaroslav Zachar, Vojtech Vojtech, Marketa Cibikova and Dada Radlova. Email the team : eurorytm@bcbradio.co.uk

20:00 -

InTOCZEKated

Nick Toczek

Music, poetry, politics & comedy, Sundays at 8pm, with Bradford's Nick Toczek - writer, entertainer, poet, ranter, magician, storyteller... can we stop now?

21:00 -

Blowin

Rob Walsh

Music for an eclectic world, Blowin plays what it likes, which is plenty - you'll never know what's coming next...

Podcasts at blowin.podomatic.com ... More here - www.rob-walsh.co.uk

22:00 -

I Went To The Crossroads

David Clapham

I Went To The Crossroads - known technically as the Roots programme at 10pm on Sunday nights Crossroads has a strict playlist policy. It has to be good*. Other than that it's in. Blues, cajun, soul, salsa, americana, latin music generally, a bit of folk, some rock, most things from New Orleans, tiny bits of jazz (no, the other sort), a soupcon of country and western if not too flamboyant, modern stuff, African and occasionally musica from countries further afield. * Sometimes though, I'll play a record if it has a really funny title - I've probably known Old Ronnie too long.