Factual Intercourse
No Such Thing As A Fish co-host and author Dan Schreiber performs and explains.
No Such Thing As A Fish co-host and author Dan Schreiber performs and explains.
TV, radio, live. Ian Smith can do the lot. He also buys from Amazon.
The cast of the classic radio speak ahead of their reunion tour.
The Dirty Stopout’s Guide to 1980’s Birmingham brings back memories of people, places and events.
talkSPORT’s Ian Danter joins The Goon Show cast.
‘The forgotten Goon’ honoured at Symphony Hall.
Birmingham’s First Folio to continue unprecedented community tour.
Talking to cellist, educator and broadcaster Julian Lloyd Webber.
Birmingham’s music is finally getting the credit it deserves.
Dave Woodhall pays tribute to the legendary broadcaster.
Comedian Sideman talks about overcoming adversity as part of Get ready for uni: live.
The Fashademix aims to stimulate debate and opinion.
Dave Woodhall talks to broadcasting legend Bob Harris.
TV and radio presenter helps raise funds for town hall restoration.
BBC investment in Birmingham and West Midlands applauded by media expert.
Musician Tony Fitzpatrick explains the eight songs he’ll take to his desert isle.
Simon Hale shares his choices with us.
In a twist on the usual, Richard Lutz picks the live music he’ll never forget.
Helen Annetts give us her choices to be stranded with.
In a variation on a theme, John Russell picks his eight choices.
Celebrate Shakespeare’s birthday with the Everything to Everybody Project.
Conservative group call for travel tax to be delayed following vehicle checking “fiasco”.
Town Hall the venue for inaugural quiz night.
Brian Donaldson talks to comic Kerry Godliman.
Star shining bright at media awards.
Unsung local hero Gerry Colvin talks to Dave Woodhall.
Jonathan Agnew speaks about cricket, Test Match Special and his tour with Geoff Boycott.
Richard Lutz reports on another blighted week in Old Blighty.
Thrive Birmingham to play host to BBC Gardeners Question TIme.
Radio Active goes live on stage.