105 Breakfast

Neil Whiteside presents the breakfast show that's exclusively for Cambridge.

Whilst Lottie's taking a break, join him and a guest co host every weekday morning from 7am for news, sport, travel and weather as the city starts the day, accompanied by the best in music past and present.

There's a look at the Unsigned Chart at 8.30 and half an hour of classic oldies in Too Good to be Forgotten at 9am

Julian takes the Wheel

Weekdays from 4pm, Julian Clover gets Cambridge home with 105 Drive – three hours of news, conversation, sport, travel and weather, plus music that spans the decades.

You'll hear guests from around our city and at 5.10 a chance to play Going Backwards.

Then at 6.30 the Midweek Showcase samples another programme from the Cambridge 105 schedule.

Join Greg’s Afternoon Record Club

Greg Butler presents the Thursday afternoon show that invites specials guests to bring in their vinyl records and talk about what the music means to them.

There's also a look at what's on in Cambridge.

Thursdays from 2pm.

Bums on Seats

On alternate Saturdays Bums on Seats brings you reviews of the latest cinema releases, covering the whole spectrum of genre and production budget.

The on-air discussion is lively, forthright and often thought-provoking, not least because the team often differ on what constitutes a good film.

Live from 12 midday.

At home with the global village

Club Global plays music without borders for the global community.

DJ Skunk (Nick Skelton) introduces the newest and best in world and roots music, featuring both traditional and dance crossover, taking you on a musical journey around the globe. You’ll also hear news and reviews, interviews and listings.

Saturday at 6pm.

Home

Northern Soul

Tony Dellar with Northern classics, Motown, plus some 70s and 80s tunes. Tuesdays at 7pm

Opus 105

Sara Woo-Sam with two hours of classics and music from the movies. Alternate Sundays at 2pm

New Music Generator

Tim Willett with the show that champions local music. Wednesdays from 7pm

Cambridge 105 needs its team of volunteers to keep it running. Everything from finances to programming is managed by people who willingly give up their time to do something they enjoy – being involved in community radio.

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Trevor Dann picks the music on Greg's Afternoon Record Club
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Summer Sportsweek 16/06/2013
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The Science Show 15/06/2013
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105 Drive Replay: 14/06/2013
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