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Nov 2, 2026

DanHOST
3:26
Well, send us your
GabeHOST
3:26
thoughts, goncastpod at gmail.com. For our next main episode, we recently received an email from listener Anton, who recommended we take a look at Autechre's 2024 mixes for BBC Radio 6 Music's Artist in Residence series.
GabeHOST
3:43
That really rolls off the tongue.
GabeHOST
3:45
Anton noted...
Sam PerryHOST
22:37
We're not even opening the lines to Cheryl from Dandenong today because we're going to lose some citizens.
Ian HigginsHOST
22:45
Just like when Prince Philip died on BBC Radio 6 or whatever.
Ian HigginsHOST
22:49
Announcing his royal highness, Prince Philip has passed away.
Ian HigginsHOST
22:56
So,
NorsicaaGUEST
89:44
And he's just an incredible old school DJ.
NorsicaaGUEST
89:47
He does the craziest mixes for like Huey Morgan on BBC6, like block party stuff.
NorsicaaGUEST
89:54
And he is also an amazing scratch DJ.
NorsicaaGUEST
89:56
Yeah, I've dragged him out of hiding because he's a...
DavidNARRATOR
78:39
Lauren Laverne's guest today on Desert Island Discs is the consultant gastroenterologist Professor Dame Parveen Kumar on Radio 4 at 9 a.m. and repeated on Friday at 9 a.m. Radio 3 celebrates the 90th birthday of American composer Steve Reich at 3 p.m. on Radio 3, followed by two concerts of his works at 4.30 and 6 p.m. the BBC Concert Orchestra presents a celebration of hits from ABBA and the Bee Gees, and that's on Radio 2 at 8pm.
DavidNARRATOR
79:19
BB6 Music presents Stuart McConey's Freak Zone, featuring a world-exclusive broadcast of the Pet Shop Boys' new recording of A Man from the Future, a musical homage to Alan Turing.
DavidNARRATOR
79:32
Freak Zone is on BB6 Music at 8pm, followed by Unclassified on Radio 3 at 11.30pm. And there's a double bill of vintage comedy today.
DavidNARRATOR
79:45
The 1961 Jimmy Edwards sitcom Whacko is at 10am, 3pm and 9pm, followed by an episode from 1962 of The Clitheroe Kid at 10.30am, 3.30pm and 9.30pm, all on Radio 4 Extra.
DavidNARRATOR
80:08
And here are some programmes that are broadcast at the same time each weekday during this week.
Ed BiggsHOST
23:01
I just thought this is the kind of thing that young producers are making now.
Ed BiggsHOST
23:04
This wouldn't sound out of place on Radio 6's weekly new music playlist.
Ed BiggsHOST
23:08
Agreed.
Juliet HarrisHOST
23:09
Yeah, absolutely agree.
JakeHOST
21:36
Fantastic stuff.
JakeHOST
21:37
I think it was all along the Uxbridge Road that I heard first, and I think it was on Radio 6 on Ratcliffe and McHoney's show, and I thought, that's brilliant.
JakeHOST
21:48
And from what I remember, neither Ratcliffe or McHoney agreed.
JakeHOST
21:52
I think they were both quite dismissive of it, so I think it was put on their playlist by a producer rather than themselves.
Annie MacmanusHOST
32:11
They're one of
Nick GrimshawHOST
32:12
those rare bands as well that I probably played on everything like Radio 1, Radio 2, Radio 6, across the whole board.
Annie MacmanusHOST
32:20
Yeah.
Annie MacmanusHOST
32:21
And they're still really cool, like considered really, do you know what I mean? They're still kind of subversive and exciting.
Jon FowlerHOST
6:41
There also might be one that exists very happily that you and I don't know about.
Dru MastersHOST
6:46
Yeah, and I mean, you could argue that the BBC feel they're doing it with... between Radio 1, Radio 1 Extra, Radio 6, Radio 2, maybe they feel that they're covering that and that you don't need the pictures to go with.
Jon FowlerHOST
7:04
Well, I think it's very much a question of you don't know what you've got till it's gone with the BBC.
Jon FowlerHOST
7:08
Well,
Martin DeesonHOST
9:07
No, I like it just to keep talking where we're going.
Martin DeesonHOST
9:11
I'm good friends with Marianne Hobbs, who's Radio 6 and been Radio 1 at times.
Martin DeesonHOST
9:15
Yes.
Martin DeesonHOST
9:15
And she told me the way she had to fight just to be not playlisted.

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