ANDREW MATHEWS 
Pro-percussionist, Ken Dewar, joins Andrew in the studio to discuss influences, rhythms and favourite sounds. You’ll hear Ken playing with Siouxsie Sioux and listen to a band with the most absurd song title (as well as band name!).
A show as calming as cats – featuring the musical selections and nostalgic memories of Bath in the 1960s with guest, Terry (Poppa Shep) Sheppard.
A show mixing a nostalgic glimpse of the 1970s amongst some vibrant new releases, as Andrew talks with Bradford on Avon singer-songwriter (and American Contemporary Music enthusiast), Adrian Long. They also play a song of Adrian’s they recorded last weekend!
A selection of songs from Andrew’s brain and that of Al Guest. A good old natter about our time teaching music to children and listening to some of the unusual songs we tackled with them.
A selection of songs from the brains of Andrew and singer-songwriter, Joe Hunt. Expect emotional songs, written from the heart …. oh.. and Soft Cell singing Bond.
This week’s show includes an interview with Cathy Hearn, Manager of The Hub , Bradford on Avon. Her ‘tracks of a lifetime’ include Wham and Stevie Wonder . We also talk extensively about the brilliant work of The Hub, supporting the local community.
This show combines a selection of music currently at the forefront of Andrew’s brain, with an account of the warm welcome customers can expect at The Dog & Fox through the thoughts and reminiscences of its landlord, Clive Hilton.
This week Andrew and special guest, Toby McLaren, listen to Charles Mingus, The Beach Boys, some music from Niger by M’dou Moctar and a Bob Dylan track from the ‘Live at Budokan album. We also chat about coffee.
In a break with tradition, this week’s guest has nothing to do with the local music scene. Jill Woodward is my sister and just fancies being on the show. Expect sibling banter and some dodgy tracks from our childhood. Oh, and Concrete Prairie!
This show includes an interview with local singer-songwriter, Dave Vigar, who brings his ‘tracks of a lifetime’ as well as one of his own songs.Music from Frank Zappa, Oxford’s Dolly Movies and a new release from Good Neighbours.