Oxfordshire's brightest breakfast show!

Oxfordshire's brightest breakfast show!

Oxfordshire's brightest breakfast show!

Malcolm talks to Stanley from Didcot who was there in Normandy on D-Day. Plus, we’ll be live at the Magdalen College School as the Queen’s Commonwealth Games Baton Relay arrives. Show more

How Diana from Headington has learnt to sing again after receiving a new pair of lungs, and we cross live to the RHS Chelsea Flower Show to meet Oxfordshire’s representatives. Show more

Nick Pearcey sits in and meets Caroline Mentzer, a Headington mum shortlisted for the BritMums Brilliance in Blogging Award, plus - find out what’s planned for Christian Aid week

Kat Orman sits in. What's planned for the 100th anniversary of the start of WW1; Oxford's finalist for Shed of the Year, and Annas story - a mother, author and secret alcoholic

Kat Orman sits in with a look at how Oxfordshire’s athletes are doing at the Commonwealth Games, and meets John from Thame who travels around the world taking photos for books. Show more

Ted's story who worked at the Didcot Power Station from the day it opened to the day it closed, and Malc chats to actor Joseph Marcell who is in King Lear in Oxford. Show more

Malcolm meets Gill whose son Gareth set off on a hiking holiday a decade ago, and hasn’t been seen since, and we look at tribalism and football chants with author, Tim Marshall. Show more

Malcolm talks to Alex from Didcot who slimmed down from 28 stone five years ago, and Susie Dent explains why Countdown have ditched the paper dictionary for the online version. Show more

Malcolm meets Mike Leahy who runs and lives on his very own Zoo Bus, we get more reaction and stories Didcot, and we have the latest news live from The Commonwealth Games. Show more

Malcolm meets a coma survivor who has recovered and graduated at Oxford Brookes University, and we celebrate the 60th anniversary of Tolkien’s Fellowship of the Rings trilogy. Show more

Malcolm starts his series counting down to the end of three of the cooling towers at Didcot Power Station, and we meet Shonil from Oxford University who found God in a fig tree. Show more

Malcolm meets Kelly from Didcot who has a tattoo of the cooling towers, and a company from Kidlington tell us about the plane they painted as a birthday card for Prince George. Show more

Malc catches up with the Greenpeace protestor who scaled the chimney next to the Didcot towers, and meets the Wantage butcher who is trying to invent a stress busting sausage. Show more

Malcolm chats to Nathaniel Mann who is collecting recordings for the Pitt Rivers Museum, and we talk to Bernard who was the man who switched Didcot power station on, and off. Show more

Oxfordshire's brightest breakfast show!

Oxfordshire's brightest breakfast show!

Vivienne Parry talks about her life and the ‘Just So’ stories, Will Gompertz previews the Museums at Night events, and Great British Bake Off’s Christine Wallace discusses bread. Show more