with the Early Show
News, views and music, plus a review of the morning's newspapers.
with Laurie Rosenberg.
with news, travel, weather and the greatest hits.
with Rt Rev Jim Thompson.
with two contestants on the general-knowledge
Accumulator Quiz and regular travel updates.
Folk on 2 Tonight's studio guest is Jez Lowe, performing a special solo set.
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Ian Campbell presents traditionally based music from around the world, recorded at concerts in Britain. This week's guests are Cuban band Buendia Havana. Part of a touring theatre group, they specialise in the traditional songs and dances of Cuba, playing rumbas, boleros and songs combining the Spanish and African influences of their homeland.
Producer David Corser
Suffolk
In the last of the series,
John Howson returns to his adopted county where he began collecting material from traditional singers. In some areas of the county, John has revived the singing tradition and tonight we hear from some of his favourites.
In the depths of mid-Suffolk there's Tom Smith who is nearly 80 and still plays piano accordion in a band on Sunday nights; and in the resort of Southwold John "Dusso" Winter continues the rich singing tradition of the fishermen of the Suffolk coast.
A Boom Radio production
The Community Affairs
Correspondent for the BBC in the Midlands talks to prominent British Asians about their lives, careers and favourite music.
This week's guest is Nahid Siddiqui. Born and brought up in Pakistan, Nahid made her reputation as one of the world's top Kathak dancers through her performances in the UK after being banned from dancing in her native country.
The Organist Entertains with music, views and information from the popular organ and keyboard world.
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with Night Ride
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Pause for Thought with Rev Andrew Campbell.
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Pause for Thought with Rev Andrew Campbell.
