‘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.
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Information about child vaccination

Today Alison Booth from Dorset HealthCare called in to the studio to talk about vaccination programmes across Dorset schools and the important role they play in protecting children’s health…
Reporting from the Armed Forces Day in Weymouth, with pictures

Weymouth proudly hosted a weekend celebration honouring our Armed Forces—past, present, and future from the 19th to the 22nd June 2026. This annual event recognises the dedication of serving personnel and veterans, highlights the work of veterans’ associations, and ...
A hike with a difference to raise funds for MND

Today we heard from from Graeme Lloyd and John Kelly who will be taking part in a charity walk with a difference. On 18th June, they will be walking from Bovington to Portsmouth wearing specially created 3D-printed models of ...
Reporting from Kushti Boc in Dorchester

Kushti Bok, the leading, and award-winning, Gypsy and Traveller advocacy charity in Dorset formed in 2002, hosted a Roma History Day in Dorchester on Saturday, 13 June 2026. The event took place at Borough Gardens and featured traditional crafts, ...

Mark Topp is the Pastor at The Storehouse Church in Cambridge Road, Dorchester and he regularly calls into the studio with news of the latest goings-on at the church and elsewhere, Messy Church being one topic. Once again Mark ...
Countryside Matters 64, 08.06.26

This programme’s theme is almost entirely plants. First, Mike Burks, Managing Director of the Gardens Group, reveals some of the more fascinating and secret ways that plants communicate – and defend themselves from enemy predators!
then Dr Stuart Thompson of ...
The High Sheriff of Dorset walks the County Lines path

The High Sheriff of Dorset, Helena Conibear, has recently embarked on a marathon trek around the outline of Dorset’s border with other counties – Wiltshire, Hampshire, Somerset and Devon – all to raise funds to help against the criminal ...
Reporting from the Dorchester Community Lunch

The Dorchester Community Lunch, an event aimed at members of the Dorchester local community and voluntary organisations and those that work to support the voluntary sector, was held in the Town Hall on 12th June. Our reporter Andy Worth ...
111 Places in Dorset That You Shouldn’t Miss – a new book for visitors and residents alike

Karen Heaney and Jeni Bell are the authors of 111 Places in Dorset That You Shouldn’t Miss, a travel guide celebrating the county’s hidden gems, quirky attractions and must-see locations. Whether you’re a local resident, a seasoned traveller or ...
All about community mental health services in Dorchester
A local community mental health service called the Community Front Room opened in January in Dorchester and Josh Hevicon, the Service Development Manager, called in to the studio and explained more about the service to Andy Senior…
There’s more information ...
The People’s Emergency Briefing discussed in Dorchester

On Thursday 4th June a public screening of a film titled The People’s Emergency Briefing was shown in Dorchester’s Corn Exchange hosted by Dorchester Town Council. Following the viewing a discussion session with a panel including; Edward Morello MP, ...
Celebrating the Thomas Hardy Victorian Fair 2026 – audio and photos

The 31st May 2026 saw another Thomas Hardy Victorian Fair held in Dorchester. In a change from previous events the main venue for the music, displays and stallholders was South Street. Our reporter Peter Foster attended the event and ...
New ‘quirky’ shop opens in Dorchester

A new shop has opened up in Dorchester’s South Street. It has the unusual name of ‘Work the Quirk’. Andy Worth was intrigued and went along to speak to one of the proprietors, Erin Holden, to find out more…
Countryside Matters 63, 25.05.26

The North Dorset Beekeepers Association has just recently opened a splendid shiny new bee centre on the edge of Shillingstone, and Ian Condon told Jenny about what the Centre is for • Bob Maurer cut the ribbon to officially ...

Another taster of David Taylor’s Saturday show on Keep 106 called DT@1 which is broadcast on Saturdays at 1:00 pm. (for the uninitiated DT1 is the post code for Dorchester….see what we did there 🤦♀️) Enjoy the show…
Reporting from the Dorchester Annual Town Meeting

On 8th May Dorchester Town Council held the Annual Town Meeting in the Corn Exchange. This was a chance for members of the public to meet local Dorchester Town Councillors and hear more about the work of the Town ...
A live session with guitarist Paul Sundt

Paul Sundt has been on Andy Senior’s list of prospective guests for quite some time. With around 25 years of experience as a professional guitarist, musician and tutor, Paul brings both talent and passion to everything he does. If ...
Countryside Matters 62, 11.05.26

In this edition:
Mike Burks, Managing Director of the Gardens Group, explains the advantages of growing dwarf varieties of fruit trees if you only have a small garden, or a patio, since a number of them – apples, pears, cherries ...























