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Mark Forrest
Jarrow Crusade, Feminist Benches and Matt Goss on the Bros reunion
3 hours
on BBC Radio Humberside
The Jarrow Crusade's remembered 80 years on, we try to get to the bottom of feminist benches and Matt Goss talks solo music and the Bros reunion.
Russell Walker brings you late night music and conversation.
BBC Radio Humberside joins BBC Radio 5 live.
