‘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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Countryside Matters 52, 22.12.25

In the final Countryside Matters of 2025, presented by Jenny Devitt, Mike Burks of the Gardens Group talks about how important it is to get children interested in gardening, and shows Jenny some of the scaled-down garden tools they ...
Dorchester Christmas Cracker 2025

The ever-popular Christmas Cracker event returned to Dorchester town centre on 14th December when the streets were lined with festive stalls of all description together with a craft fair in the Corn Exchange and a Christmas Fair in the ...
Poet who fell in love with Dorset remembered with new statue

A moment of history happened in Dorchester on Saturday 13th December 2025 as the town’s first non-royal female statue was unveiled.
Sylvia Townsend Warner was finally honoured with a long-overdue statue, enriching Dorchester’s literary and visual heritage.
Located outside Goulds fashion ...
An update from Pastor Mark Topp from Dorchester’s Storehouse Church

Friend of the station Pastor Mark Topp from the Storehouse Church in Cambridge Road called in to update us on his activities since we last heard from him in March, including a visit to a prison in Bulgaria and, ...
‘Yule Be Merry’ – a festive drama production coming to Weymouth

A production described as “perfect comedy theatre” is about to take place at St Nics Gallery in Weymouth from 21st to 23rd December. Gill from Brave Bold Drama dropped in to introduce us to Holly and Noel, the hapless ...
Countryside Matters 51, 08.12.25

In today’s show: December 21st – the winter solstice – will mark National Robin Day, and Sue Morgan, CEO of the charity SongBird Survival talks about robins, why they’re special and what we can do to help them in ...
The Sunflower Trail raises another magnificent amount for DCH

KeeP 106 is delighted to support the Dorchester Sunflower Trail organised by Hazel Hoskin and her family at Maiden Castle Farm. This year a magnificent amount of £15,000 was raised towards the Emergency and Critical Care Appeal, taking the ...
Countryside Matters programme 50, 24.11.25

Just one item in this edition of Countryside Matters, which is a wonderful and inspirational project, Skool Beanz, the brainchild of Lara Honnor, who tells her personal story of dealing with cancer and how that led to her setting ...
The wonderful Amy Mayes and George Hall perform for us live in the studio

The title says it all. Local musicians Amy Mayes, with guitarist George Hall, performed some of her songs live in the Keep 106 studio. KeeP 106 is keen to support local music talent and this was the second time ...
Christmas begins at Brewery Square

On Saturday the 29th November, Keep 106 attended the Brewery Square Christmas lights switch on event. Lots of families gathered in the square with entertainment provided by the Mad Melodies pop and Rock choir, gliding fairies, jugglers and an ...
The Carol Trains return to Swanage Railway

The popular Carol Trains put on by the Swanage Heritage Railway, which had stopped a few years ago mainly due to the pandemic, are returning this year. Our presenter Peter Foster, a railway enthusiast and volunteer for the Swanage ...
Surviving fire, flood and running aground on the Northwest Passage

Ella Hibbert is the first British woman to complete the infamous Northwest Passage. Ella sailed single-handed from England to Alaska, via Iceland, Greenland, and Canada, over a 4½ month period. Ella faced many challenges and setbacks, such as flooding, ...
Time Was – our nostalgia and historic programme featuring ‘Last Train to Portland’

We have a weekly programme called Time Was presented by Peter and Heather Foster. The show sometimes features Peter’s own memories of local settings and happenings, particularly if they are of a railway nature – Pete is a steam ...
Thomas Hardye School music department shortlisted for national award

The Thomas Hardye School’s Music Department is earning national recognition and multiple awards for excellence in music education. The department has been shortlisted as a finalist in the ‘Outstanding School Music Department’ category at the national Music and Drama ...
Can you help the Tolpuddle Old Chapel Trust who want to hear from owners of listed buildings?

Today David Willey joined Andy Senior to tell us about the Tolpuddle Old Chapel Trust. They are inviting local owners/occupiers of listed and period properties to join them on Saturday 22nd November from 10am to 12pm for an informal ...

















