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Macca Chats to Emily and Martyn about IW Council Employment

Mark popped into the studio today to talk about whats going on at the IW Cat Centre. Its their 60th birthday this year , so lots of things planned Mark also chats about volunteering and events coming up . For more information , go to Cats Protection Isle of Wight Cat Centre (https://www.cats.org.uk/isleofwight)

Jack and Amy - chat to Rufus Reader.

Sorrel Nation is a folk rock singer-songwriter from the UK. Sorrel writes original folk/country/pop/rock music inspired by Gillian Welch, Fleetwood Mac, Alanis Morrissette, Bonnie Raitt among many others. Sorrel and her band will be on their Spring Tour and they will be starting their tour at Quay Arts in Newport on 18th April before heading to the mainland , touring until 23rd May . For ticket...

Terry highlights one of the more overlooked titles of the Xbox Live Arcade, 'Band of Bugs'.

This Weeks Topic Is About Fortnite

This is the second part of the interview we did with Christian last year to publicise one of his books. In this deeper dive he gives us his view of why HS2 was so expensive but has to be completed.

Georgia joined the Wednesday Afternoon Show crew to talk about her debut EP due for release on April 8th 2026

Leisha Lang - Charlie Day

Terry highlights the fan-favourite of the Worms games series, 'Worms Armageddon'.

He's rescued them from trains and skips and built up a website called travellingartgallery.com and published a book on them. On the CATCH-cast he explains his passion for this beloved carriage panels and how he recovered a pile of them under a bed!

Macca Chats to Local Musician Steve Good

Jack and Amy to to Jean from the Naked Figleaf Press

Macca Chats to Sarah from Crafted Chic Hair

Harry Fluety - Secondary School

Hannah's last interview about what's happening at the Minster.

Lewis Hamilton

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Terry looks back at the sci-fi puzzle-platformer game, 'The Maw'.

Young people Lydia and Janaya from Aspire talk to the Afternoon Team about a free local music festival that they have organised.

This Weeks Topic Is About YouTube

Watch out, fellow listeners! Cowmander Moo Nebulus is in a foul mooooooood, and he’s got beef with our planet! Disclamer: Here, Cowmander Moo Nebulus is referred to as “Emperor Moonixide” as that was his original name.

It's time for me to yakkity-yak on about yaks!

Ever wanted to just drop everything and whiz across Europe by train. No itinerary, just jump on the first one that comes along! That's Inter-railing! One ticket: as many trips as you like! Expert Brendan James tells us how it works.

St Georges School - Dillon Jacksepticeye

St Georges School - Callum bailey top5 darts walk ons

St Georges School - Jack And Luigi Kart Wii

St Georges School - Sister Act2 Kirsten and Erin 2

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Harry Fluety - Cats

Can You Hear Us Project - The Documentary

Alison tells us about eh services offered to adults with reading difficulties.  More details here https://www.facebook.com/ReadEasySouthamptonIOW/

For more information and latest updates www.wildheartanimalsanctuary.org

Leisha Lang - V

Macca and Uncle Arthur Misheard Lyrics Part7

Terry brings attention to another one of his favourite Xbox Live Arcade games, 'CastleStorm'.

This Weeks Topic Is About Phones

According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way that a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible.

It's 150s years since Alexander Graham Bell patented the Telephone. A device that has transformed our lives! We celebrate by replaying the first CATCH-cast interview with Emeritus Professor Nigel Linge.

"Can You Hear Us?" is a Creative Island (https://creativeisland.org/can-you-hear-us/) six-week, Arts Council England-funded cultural program running from September 11 to October 24, 2026, across the Isle of Wight.

"Can You Hear Us?" is a Creative Island (https://creativeisland.org/can-you-hear-us/) six-week, Arts Council England-funded cultural program running from September 11 to October 24, 2026, across the Isle of Wight.

"Can You Hear Us?" is a Creative Island (https://creativeisland.org/can-you-hear-us/) six-week, Arts Council England-funded cultural program running from September 11 to October 24, 2026, across the Isle of Wight.