‘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 at a quarter past the hour during Nightline from midnight to 5 am, Monday to Thursday (or 7 am Saturday and Sunday).
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Moonfleet: Crimson Tide – a new take on a classic story

Making a welcome return to Keep 106 today was local musician and storyteller Will Adams. He’s joined by the very talented guitarist Paul Sundt, along with 13-year-old local performer Toby, who plays the lead role in Will’s new audiobook ...
Countryside Matters 59, 30.03.26

Food resilience and the Feeding Dorset Partnership: Jon Sloper, CEO of Dorset charity Help and Kindness talks about what the Partnership is and does, and about the importance of growing and distributing more food locally – and how Dorset ...
UPDATED: An appeal by Dorset Wildlife Trust

UPDATE: Dorset Wildlife Trust has now secured the funding required to purchase the land featured in this interview. See here for more info: Upton Heath saved by successful fundraising campaign
This is an interview with Brian Bleese, the Chief ...

Andy’s guest in this show is rock & roll legend Marty Wilde. Marty’s career began in the 1950’s and he has received special recognition from The British Phonographic Industry for being in the music business as a performer and ...
Countryside Matters 58, 16.03.26

In this edition:
One of the hot topics these days is water pollution from sewage, both treated and untreated, and the deluges of the last few months have made this an acute problem. Matt Wheeldon of Wessex Water talks about ...
Pastor Mark Topp makes a welcome visit to the studio

Mark Topp is the Pastor at the Storehouse Church in Cambridge Road, Dorchester, which also doubles as Dorchester Community Kitchen. Mark’s work includes speaking to community groups such as school children and today he updated us on that…
Heartfelt exhibition opens at the Nothe Fort

An exhibition has opened at Weymouth’s Nothe Fort called ‘Heartfelt’ celebrating the things that we can’t let go of and the stories behind them. Also on display are original works by Artwey artists. See poster for opening dates and ...
The Great Dorset Beach Clean returns in April – a fun family activity

Emma Jackson, the Litter Free Dorset Support Officer for Dorset Council, called in to tell us about the Great Dorset Beach Clean, which returns from 1–12 April 2026. With clean-ups taking place across the Dorset coastline, this free event ...
Commonwealth Day Ceremony at County Hall, 9th March 2026

The annual Commonwealth Day Flag Raising Ceremony for Dorset was held at the Memorial area outside County Hall in Dorchester on Monday 9 March at 10:00am.
This year’s theme, ‘Unlocking opportunities together for a prosperous Commonwealth’, highlights the importance of ...
Countryside Matters 57, 02.03.26

Jeannette Hampstead and her husband Graham have been running a much-needed and excellent rescue and rehabilitation centre for one of Britain’s most loved, and sadly most endangered mammals: the hedgehog. A visit to their home and the centre in ...
Cosplay event coming to Dorchester in aid of Epilepsy Action

On the 11th of April, a special cosplay event will be taking place at Dorchester’s Corn Exchange in aid of Epilepsy Action. There will be many different cosplay characters attending, including Captain America, Disney Princesses, Daleks and many more. ...
Countryside Matters 56, 16.02.26

In this programme:
Managing Director of the Gardens Group Mike Burks talks about the amazing and ancient tree species, the Wollemi Pine, from Australia, a specimen of which is growing in Sherborne’s Pageant Garden – and this particular one carries ...
Woke! The Opera – a new musical on the horizon by local folk

Woke! The Opera is a powerful new musical following a mixed-race family from the 1950s to today. Meet Eric, a cheeky Londoner, and Florence, who arrived in the UK from the Caribbean as part of the Windrush generation. Guided ...
At last construction of 15 flats for social rent begins in Dorchester at Old Tennis Courts

Having been proposed for nine years, building work has at last begun on fifteen social rent flats on land which was formerly the old tennis courts in Dorchester. Instrumental in this project has been the Dorchester Area Community Land ...

A 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…














