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Episode 163 - Errors, Enemies and MC Hammer

In this week's Oxcast the team talk about upcoming documentaries, the laziest way to learn about moths and which beer festivals to visit this ... More info

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Episode 162 - Glasgow, Gnomes and a Golden Lyre

In this week's Oxcast the team discover more about the oldest instrument known to man, get excited about the Riverside Festival and find out some ... More info

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Episode 161 - Forgery, Falconry and Festivals

In this week's Oxcast the team get overexcited about the chance to go medieval glamping, as well as talking about imaginary menageries and monkeys on ... More info

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Episode 160 - Cornbury, Comedy and Curious Incident

This week, the team talk about meeting an Anglo-Saxon, gurning and Cornbury festival. We also talk to Jo Watkins, the owner of Darn it and Stitch ... More info

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Episode 86 - Interview with MCS Arts Festival Oxford organiser, Anaïs Higgins.

Nat speaks to Anaïs about the arts festival. In particular, medieval costumes, picnics and arts and crafts. More info

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Episode 158 - Clubbing, Comedy and Crutch

This week the team have football and a guided bat tour for you as well as lots of Shakespeare to come! Also listen to an interview with MCS Arts ... More info

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Episode 157 - Rides, Reins and Reg

It's festival season and in this week's Oxcast the team being you a festival each as well as concerts, comedy and Bike Week. Also hear the Young ... More info

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Episode 83 - Balloon Ascents

Nat speaks to Thomas and Robin from Balloon Ascents about their upcoming gigs in Oxford, tours and festivals, their new EP and video and their sound ... More info

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Episode 82 - Clare Mackintosh, Chipping Norton Literary Festival

Nat talks to Clare Mackintosh, the founder and organiser of Chipping Norton Literary Festival about the talks and events going on during the ... More info

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Episode 149 - Stones, Strictly and Shakespeare

In this week's Oxcast the team talk about book fairs, a pop-up cafe and the many days of the 23rd April (St George's, Shakespeare and World Book ... More info

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