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Episode 63 - Bitten Street Food Festival

Orla speaks to Jacqui Thorndyke from Bitten Oxford about their first street food festival at the Oxford Castle, Saturday 4 October. More info

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Episode 120 - Kites, Heights and Drive-in Cinema

The Daily Info team tell you about not just one, but three book to stage adaptations, as well as updates on the Photography Festival and lots more ... More info

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Episode 117 - Moths, Mariachi Bands and Miniskirts

Listen to find out more about how you can be a mock juror, where you can solve a whodunnit with Poirot and who is playing at the local music ... More info

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Episode 116 - Music, Food, Flower and Wine Festivals

As the August Bank Holiday weekend approaches the Daily Info team tell you where to make the most of your time off. Listen to the Oxcast for a ... More info

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Episode 111 - Four Festivals and a Funeral

Discover glass blowing at Waterperry, find your inner peace in Nuneham Park, and rock/chill out at Truck Festival this weekend. And listen for ... More info

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Episode 106 - Summery celebrations and sustainability

You're mad if you listen to it, and you're mad if you don't! This week we review the latest stage adaptation of Catch 22, discover loads of new music ... More info

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Episode 104 - Oxford Eights and English Wine

DI cover everything from rowing and rugby to Rydell High in the week's cultural highlights. Listen for details of an environmentally-conscious film ... More info

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Episode 102 - Punts and Pints

It feels like summer is really getting started in Oxford this week: museums across the county are staying open past our bedtimes, there are events ... More info

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Episode 100 - May Day! May Day!

It's Mayday in Oxford and once again Daily Info brings you a run-down of all the best & most verdant events and complete listing of where you can the ... More info

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Episode 58 - Oxford Folk Weekend Director Cat Kelly

Resident Folk music reporter Hinny Pawsey talks to Oxford Folk Weekend's Cat Kelly about the upcoming celebration of all things folk in Oxford. More info

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