Steve Blacknell shares stories from his time with the stars in the 80s accompanied by great 80s tracks!

Join Alan Read for a trip back to the 1970s, featuring disco, punk and pretty much everything in between. Regular features include Favourite Five, Walking Around The Room Slowly Until The Music Stops and Commercial Time.

Historically, the powerful and rich liked to gather together all kinds of strange artifacts from around the world, to show off their wealth and education. These items were sometimes genuine archaeological treasures and natural wonders - others, bunkum fakes that would make PT Barnum blush! All these items would be jumbled together in a specially designed cabinet –they were rarely organised in any categories we'd recognise today –their proximity was solely based on how well they went together and if they formed a theme.

So that's the format of Cabinet Of Curiosities. Each week, there will be a subject given. The idea is that you can pick something that you think goes with the theme.

Rob Walker presents a mix of the weird and wonderful, both old and new from the Alternative and Indie genres and sub-genres.

Go on a journey stateside as Jonny Steingold introduces us to the very best in Americana.

Mark Taylor hosts a unique take on music from the past 40 years, plus loads off regular features.

Darren Nicholls presents some weird and wonderful music from Punk to Britpop, unearthing some hidden gems from the era as well as some more familiar sounds. The show can be a bit 'Marmite' at times.

A monthly delve into the best independent electronica available to humankind. Expect to hear warped and broken melodies, dusty beats and chilled vibes. Regular exclusive sessions, guest mixes and feature shows occur regularly and are not to be missed.

This - and otherworldly electronica, old and new.

An hour of overlooked and rare Indie gems in the company of John Armstrong.

Steve and Julian take a sideways look at the UK singles chart from the corresponding week in a particular ’80s year, playing the songs you don’t normally hear on a chart rundown.They also play three tracks from a hit album of the week and throw in a track from another country’s singles chart that wasn’t a hit in the UK. All this, plus the day’s news, TV and radio highlights, and the gigs you might have been to that week. What's not like?

The sound of the musical underground brought to you from Greece by Mike Pougounas.

Samantha Marcus presents the show that promises to never knowingly play two songs from the same decade back-to-back, with a quirky little quiz also thrown in.

Daniel Leisey brings you the Old School Boombox – hip hop and electro tracks from the 1980s. He hopes you'll get up on your feet & dance, cause he just might.

Playing a mix of new, recent and oldder Shoegaze and Dream Pop

Mad Wasp's dedicated 60s show is a complete labour of love for presenter Lita List. She was only a child throughout the decade but grew up listening to her older sister's records and just got hooked! From beginning to end it kept evolving, providing sounds that were new, colourful and exciting. Lita hopes everyone that listens in enjoys hearing the songs as much as she enjoys playing them.

Conceived on a cold winter’s afternoon in late 2016, Lone Frequencies is all about delving into that DIY, signed & unsigned, independent music scene. As a global and genreless show, Hosts Jacob and James pledge to bring you all the best music that you might not have heard yet, as well as all the quirky chit-chat their fans have come to know and tolerate.

Mark Taylor brings you 60 minutes of essential Indie/ Britpop/Alternative tunes from the 1980s right up to the present day! New music from up and coming and unsigned bands are also welcome!

Sam Carpenter brings you the old and new from the world of the pop-punk and emo scenes. Slip into some slim fit black jeans, fasten that studded belt and step into a pair of old stool Vans… it’s time for some Emo-fun. Three chords. No waiting.

Based in the contentious borderlands at the south-east edge of Scotland where the River Tweed makes its way into the North Sea, Donald Strachan brings you Views From The Edge. Playlists are extremely varied and focus on unsigned and indie artists from around the world with absolutely no genre restrictions. Music is interspersed with his 'views' about a wide range of topics - very often about social justice issues. One thing is for sure – expect the unexpected!

Every fortnight, Sam Hodkin presents this throwback to the chart shows of old. Sam will play a selection of tracks that featured in the UK Singles Chart from a selected year between 1990 and 2007, including a detour to the Billboard Hot 100 for Spinning In America.

Join Danny Gray for an hour of Jazz, Funk, 60s’ Soul and Rhythm & Blues.

Presented by Adam, the lowdown aims to provide you with wonderful low bitrate music from netlabels all over the planet. As any genre of music under the sun can be encoded into low bitrates, the lowdown can be eclectic at times but also may have episodes showcasing a genre.

Enter the fascinating world of classical music in the capable hands of James Bierney. Each show is based around a a particular theme, and includes the music of both major and minor composers, as well as exploring various cultures, musical styles, forms and historical backdrops. So, turn up the volume and your imagination – and let the best of the world's most beautiful music brighten your day.

Paul Barker plays the best in indie, alternative and left-of-centre music – with some random bantering thrown in. Broadcast from a bedroom in East Manchester.

Felix Mendelssohn wrote ‘On Wings of Song’. Let’s make that ‘On Wings of Music’. A symphony one time, rock n’ roll another, the best of everything old and new. That’s what we’re aiming for.

Episode 1 - The Bumpkin’s are booked for the biggest gig of their lives at Clegnut Manor.

Roy Brown brings you some classic music, looking back to them good old days but also with a cheeky wink to the future. No genre is overlooked… be it from Adam and the Ants to The Beatles, or the Pistols to the Stones. As someone once said, Tune In, Drop Out.

Inmate B42359 plays the best new and classic tracks you’ll seldom hear elsewhere. Especially in solitary.

Soft Serve Sessions Trip-Hop chill beats, grooves, vibes and dark stout.

Gordon Stoker and Julia Gosling bring you the best in Steampunk, Post-Punk, Punk, Goth and Psychedelia with a smattering of Cheese – and all from the exotic climes of Tasmania in Australia!

Rock 'N' Roll, Rockabilly and Rhythm & Blues - Danny Gray rocks the joint at drive time for all you flat top cats and dungaree dolls!

Stepping Out featuring: Joe Dorgan,Beaux Vigil & Hector Camarena present a Podcast of Retro, New Alternative, Dark Wave, Synth, New Wave, Goth & More!

Enter the world of DJ N/A to hear some funky, soulful, electro and hip hop influenced tunes.

Sarah Lewis returns with My 80s Archive where she revisits some of the best shows from the Mad Wasp Vaults! Chats and plays music with musical stars.

All the way from Waiheke Island in New Zealand… a witches brew of colliding musical influences, too numerous to mention and too varied to make sense.

Jump into Ms Spydas Web (Samantha Marcus) for fortnightly shows based around themes such as acoustic sessions, cover versions, decades, featured artists and listener take overs.

Turn up the volume and check the neighbours are out as Alan May spins a dose of classic punk.

An array of eclectic music from 1960s to the present day encompassing Psychedelia, Power Pop, folk rock, punk, new wave and all points inbetween.

Each week Mark Langdon takes us back in time from 1960 to the present day.

Wassup Rocker Radio is a weekly internet radioshow out of Toledo, Ohio that plays the NEWEST & BEST Garage Rock, Punk, Power Pop, Glam Rock & Rock N Roll from all over!

A healthy smattering of pop, rock and Indie from Holland, courtesy of Frank Broeders.

Join Dave Watkins for some new and proper Country, Honky Tonky, Outlaw, Bluegrass and Ameripolitan music. No Pop or Bro artists on the playlists and no RnB pretending to be a Country song!

A weekly show hosted by your favorite weird aunties and professional ladies, Emmett Davenport and Lady Attercop, aka That Darling DJ Duo. Sure, they’re old enough to know better, but they’ve never let that stop them before. They’ve got a wide assortment of music, vintage cocktails, weird history, geekery, horrible accents, and fake holidays they’d like to share. Remember, here at the Clockwork Cabaret, it’s not work we do, it’s LOVE.

Power Pop/Rock focused show with a drift from time to time of other genres.

Featuring brand new artists mixed with some old-time classics, The Ice Cream Man – AKA Wayne Lundqvist Ford – presents an hour of Power Pop, Mod, 60s Garage, Motown, Northern Soul, Surf, Punk, Ska… and much more!

Each week Beth Riley selects a "focus beam” artist across all musical genres including the likes of Jackson Browne, John Fogerty, Elvis Presley, Dion, James Taylor, Dwight Yoakam, Sam Cooke, Brian Setzer and so many more. She'll play some influences and peers as well as go in depth with their story including a couple of tracks from them and song snippets throughout the story. All songs on the show will be upbeat and "boppin'" regardless of genre.

Titus Jennings presents the album charts from two different years each week, and includes the cream of the crop from each (or at least the cream of the relevant crop of his collection.

Jammin' James Riley serves up rockabilly, blues, surf, early country and Ameripolitan.

Chill out with Steve Hart as he presents a mixture of smooth jazz, jazz funk, jazz standards and classics.

A very special spin off extra show from Alan Read!

All music on the show is recorded directly from vinyl. Sometimes mixed, mostly just sequenced, but always freshly pulled from Martin's shelves with an utter disregard for genres.

If you're lost and in need of some musical guidance, then turn left onto Alphabet Street – the show that takes you on an eclectic journey from A-Z. Featuring artists beginning with the letter of the week, join Tracey Binnie on her journey from ABBA right through to the Zutons – and everything else in between.

Presented by John Nuttall, The 0191 is a weekly, one-hour delve into the past, present and future of the amazing north-east England music scene.

Power Pop Overdose is a weekly smattering of the world’s greatest music (as he sees it) brought to you from across the Atlantic by Curt Vance.

New Music That You Just Don’t Hear Anywhere Else!

I do my show in English and Japanese and play new cool Japanese garage/punk bands and USA and UK new songs.

JJ Kane brings a special edition of The Quite Great Music Show just for Mad Wasp Radio bringing you new talent and emerging artists.