‘Listen Again’ is a collection of interviews, features and complete programmes which you can hear again, or perhaps hear for the first time.
There’s all sorts of interesting stuff so please have a browse around. This is not intended to be the complete programme output, just a few clips and programmes we think may be of interest. If you have recently heard something which you would like to hear again, and it is not already available here, please send us a polite email and we will see what we can do.
Below are the latest additions and you can find many more clips/programmes by selecting a category at the bottom of the page which covers many months of programming, often going back a year or more. If you’re looking for something specific and can’t find it in the recent entries try entering keywords in ‘Search this site’ above.
Many of the most recent features and interviews, including individual items from various programmes, are also broadcast during KeeP Overnight from midnight to 6am daily.
This section is frequently updated (usually daily) so come back often!
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‘Do you Dream of Luminous Things’ – a new album by local musician Jamie Parker
Jamie Parker is a local musician, songwriter, and producer whose work blends progressive ambition with raw, emotive storytelling. Jamie joined Andy Senior in the studio to talk about his interesting work in music and his new album ‘Do you ...
Dorchester Transport Action Group Community Cycle Ride
A fun community cycle event to promote the benefits of safe cycling and the need for better cycle routes in and around the town and out into our surrounding villages is about to take place on 13th July. It ...
New episodes: Children Of WWII, a series of audio plays performed by local school children
Children from local schools have recorded a series of plays in which they play the parts of children during World War 2. The series is a ScreenPLAY production for Nothe Fort, Weymouth, and all credits are given at the ...
A Ceremony celebrating our NHS, Social Care and Frontline Workers
In Dorchester on 5th July a flag-raising ceremony celebrating the work of the NHS, Social Care and Frontline Workers was held at the Memorial Area outside County Hall. The occasion was attended by representatives of the organisations concerned, together ...
Our special programme on all things countryside and the outdoors: farming, gardening, wildlife and the environment. ‘Countryside Matters’ brings you mostly Dorset topics but further afield, too. So join Jenny Devitt, on Monday evenings for ‘Countryside Matters’ – and ...
Armed Forces Day 2025 commemorated in Dorchester with ceremony at County Hall
Ahead of the national Armed Forces Day on 28th June, a ceremony was held at the Memorial Area outside County Hall in Dorchester on Monday 23rd June. Attending the event were Royal British Legion Standard Bearers, military personnel, including ...
We’re turning our attention today, mostly to water, how we should value it more, how we could manage it better, and some of the creatures that depend on it for life, just as we do, of course. So Professor ...
‘Not for Keeps’ – a local and personal story of adoption, as told by Dorchester Drama
Monica Hunt from Dorchester Drama called into the studio and told us about ‘Not for Keeps’ a powerful and personal piece of drama set between the 1940s and 1990s. Mary, whose husband is fighting in Borneo during the Second ...
Two old phone boxes to be transformed into creative hubs
Following her success in winning the Bridport Prize Dorset Award, writer and artist Kim Squirrell told us how she plans to transform two disused phone boxes into writing hubs as part of a creative community project. Kim, accompanied by ...
Jane Austen: Down to the Sea. A new exhibition explores Jane’s connections with Dorset
“A little sea-bathing would set me up forever” – that’s a quote from Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen and an exhibition has just opened at the Dorset Museum to celebrate the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth in ...
An interview with soul singer PP Arnold
Andy Senior’s guest on the drivetime show was soul singer PP Arnold who has had several hits including The First Cut Is The Deepest and Angel Of The Morning. She has also worked with many top artists including Ike ...
West Dorset Magazine – a great read for free!
Another recent guest on our KeeP Driving show was Miranda Robertson from The West Dorset Magazine who came in to tell us about the magazine and what’s coming up in the next issue. Miranda also spoke about her career ...
Fun, Games & Music in store for Piddletrehide & Plush Fete + some Hairy Coos!
We welcomed to the studio Suzy Rushbrook and Tony Brooker who talked about some of this year’s attractions at the Piddletrenthide and Plush Village Fete including two very special (and very hairy) guests! The charming Hairy Coos are local ...
Local musician George Hall in session at KeeP 106
KeeP 106 frequently aims to promote local musicians and we were pleased to welcome to the studio George Hall. George talked about his life in music and played some live acoustic numbers. We also heard some tracks from his ...
A musical treat – Sam Brown’s Fabulous Portesham Ukulele Band
We were delighted to welcome to the studio the infectious fun sound of members from Sam Brown’s Fabulous Portesham Ukulele Band. They will be one of the acts performing at this year’s Chesil Rocks festival on 21st June. The ...