Come to Oxford on the 20th Feb for this special BBC Radio 3 recording of Between The Ears, all about early radio - written and produced by Beaty Rubens 📻💡 visit.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/listenin

ON MONDAY'S SHOW: Status Quo legend Francis Rossi Official chats to me about his solo tour coming our way, promising a lorry load of hits and some great stories too! And author Beaty Rubens chats to me about her book, "Listen In: How Radio Changed The Home" 📻 bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0k…

I've just visited the wonderful 'Listen In' exhibition at Oxford's Bodleian Library, curated by ex-BBC producer and radio enthusiast Beaty Rubens. It's fab. Here are some pics - showcasing the 1920s-30s radio experience from the listeners' perspective…

Tomorrow evening! Our latest Sunday Feature is an absolute treat, presented by Stone Club and produced by Sara Jane Hall 🪨🎧

Tune in folks, 7.25pm tomorrow evening

7.15 pm today Stone Club on BBC Radio 3 Hepworth and the Cornish Landscape bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

You can listen online to us presenting Hepworth and the Cornish Landscape for Radio 3 bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

Benedict Cumberbatch says his favourite musician at the moment is Erland Cooper. "He's a wonderful artist. He's very special" #Berlinale

I loved this programme. It’s about the astonishing impact that radio had on people when it entered their lives back in the 1920s and 30s. A Mass Observation-style gathering of testimony, beautifully brought to life by producer Beaty Rubens. bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

28 yrs ago, Buffy Summers started her 1st day at Sunnydale High where she'd meet her new watcher/father figure Giles, her soon-to-be witchy BFF Willow, other nerdy soon-to-be BFF Xander, vamp lover Angel, + Queen Bee Cordelia and it changed the course of pop culture history

Beware the Ides of March...

I know that the swamping of this BBC Radio 3 slot with repeats has driven some loyal listeners away. But the new material stands with the best in the archive. Witness this series of extraordinary collaborations, as Erland Cooper scales mythical mountains bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

This Friday my interview about the Polish Bald Mountain legend (Łysa Góra) goes live on BBC Radio 3. With original music composed by Erland Cooper! All of my novels are heavily inspired by Polish folklore and I’m so excited to share the legends of Polish witches with you all.

Listen to me on BBC Radio 3's The Essay! Composer Erland Cooper presents a series on Mythic Mountains - and I talk about the medieval legend of Mount Killaraus in Ireland, from which Merlin transported the Giants' Dance - Stonehenge - to Britain...! bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

Queer Gothic. From the Castle of Otranto to the first lesbian vampire, novelist Sarah Waters traces the queer roots of gothic literature and architecture in the 18th and early 19th century. Tune in now to listen on BBC Radio 3: brnw.ch/21wSKbx

This is a great listen. Not only is it fascinating (and I'm not particularly a fan of gothic literature) but it's beautifully crafted in sound too 🎧📻🖤 bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0… BBC Radio 3 Just Radio Ltd

Fantastic to hear RCM recorder professor Sarah Jeffery (Sarah Jeffery / Team Recorder) on BBC Radio 4 yesterday championing the recorder as part of Rocking the Recorder with Susan Calman! If you missed it, listen back on BBC Sounds: bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

Always championing the underdog! In this case the humble recorder. 😃 Tune into BBC Radio 4's #RockingTheRecorder on BBC Sounds. bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

Today at 4pm on BBC Radio 4 - Artworks, Ways of Not Seeing An adventure in the art of not seeing. Joseph Rizzo Naudi explores how new, blind approaches to describing art can bring galleries to life for everyone. Produced by Michael Umney bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…