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The UK's most creative independent radio station
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Resonance FM promotes and curates fine minds
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Experimental, innovative and occasionally plain bonkers
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An essential part of the cultural landscape
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Clear Spot
[Repeated from Monday 8pm.] Guitarist Steve Hillage makes his annual visit to Resonance. First half of a special double edition. Dr Stu's special guests are Steve Hillage and Miquette Giraudy with tracks from their new "Searching for the Spark" box set. Two hours of loose talk about Hillageness, creativity, psychic Gongsters and squeezing sponges over policemens' heads. The "normal" Naked Short Club (hedge funds, markets, the economy, superyachts) resumes on 3 October. You can pre-order "Searching for the Spark" via www.planetgong.co.uk. Special thanks to Resonance FM’s tastiest sponsor The Naked Nut Company and to the Hubble Bubble Tea Company of Tibet.
Today's Highlights
4:00pm - 5:00pm
Making Conversations
In this edition of the series discussing the intersection between making, craft and the digital, Professor Andrew Prescott, Arts and Humanities Theme Leader Fellow for Digital Transformations, talks to Michelle Thorne of the Mozilla Foundation’s Open Internet of Things Studio and Jon Rogers, Professor of Creative Trechnology at Dundee University and Senior Research Fellow in Mozilla’s Open IoT Studio, about how the internet of things raises new and pressing questions about internet stewardship. How can new forms of making and craft help ensure we have a more open and accessible internet? [Repeated Friday 11am.]
5:00pm - 5:30pm
Down the Rabbit Hole
Katherine Woodfine and Melissa Cox discuss this month's new releases in children's books. Today they are joined by national treasure Clare Balding to talk about her first book for children and the enduring appeal of animal stories. Visit downtherabbitholeradio.tumblr.com for more information. Tweet @dtrhradio. [Repeated Thursday 10.30am.]
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Out in South London
Award-winning LGBT magazine show. This week: Clayton Littlewood hosts the show and talks to musicians HIFI Sean and Maggie K De Monde both of whom have new albums out. From Berlin, writer Martin Reichert reviews Rufus Norris’ new interpretation of The Threepenny Opera, which runs at the National Theatre until 1 October. And Clayton chats to Paul Keating, who plays the title role in the drama 'Kenny Morgan,' which runs at the Arcola Theatre until 15 October. Morgan was Terence Rattigan’s lover and their tragic relationship inspired Rattigan to write 'The Deep Blue Sea.' Visit outinsouthlondon.wordpress.com for more information. [Repeated Sunday 10am.]
