Schedule

Discover the nature that's on our doorsteps. Tom Quinn tracks down the amazing plants and wildlife we can spot in Penarth through the changing seasons, accompanied by a selection of nature-inspired music.

'Authors Sophie Buchaillard and Jonathan Macho review offbeat books they love, interview local writing talent and shine a light on publishing in Wales. Find new favourite reads, then head down to Griffin Books to get them at a discount. Logo by carnival_of_art on Instagram

The new music show. Aussie P-town resident Damien Hatton shares the latest tracks and artists that you need to know about, from Perth to Penarth and everywhere in between.

Penarth Soul Club was established in September 2014 by Shelley Barrett and Liam Curtin as a bi-monthly club night at Penarth Ex-Servicemen’s Club. The night continues to draw people from far and wide and continues to grow from strength to strength. We play a varied mix of soul music on vinyl from the 1960s and 1970s drawing on labels such as Tamla Motown, Stax, Atlantic, Chess and Invictus.  We also play Northern Soul. We play a mix of familiar and obscure records but always something to dance to.

Rudie Can't Fail was established in February 2015 by DJs Liam Curtin, Private Britton and Baz. Since then they have been joined by Matthew Morgan and have held nights in Penarth, Barry, Newport and Bristol. They have provided DJ support at gigs by many ska and reggae artists including The Skatalites, Toots and the Maytals, Lee 'Scratch' Perry, Horace Andy, The Selecter and The Beat. Liam also DJ's every year at the London International Ska Festival. On the Rudie Can't Fail radio show Liam plays  a unique mix of ska, rocksteady, reggae and 2 Tone all from vinyl.

Smillie takes you on a ramble through his record collection.

An hour of blissful beats, vintage gems, psych, soul and soundtracks, sent with love from an aspiring Penarthian

Smillie takes you on a ramble through his record collection.

An hour of blissful beats, vintage gems, psych, soul and soundtracks, sent with love from an aspiring Penarthian

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Henry Widdicombe introduces tracks he likes for an hour. If you like what he likes you'll love the Record Retrieval Service.[...]

A hour mix of eclectic, non genre conforming tunes. Ranging from dark dubstep to perky pop songs, anything goes on The Fix. Brought to you by Ryan, a Penarth native born and raised

David Adams and Alice Neary present an hour of classical chamber music with live music, interviews and recordings.

Owen and Ben bring an eclectic mix of movie music to the airwaves - from golden-age classics to contemporary and cult favourites

Luke and Ryan play a blend of hip hop, soul, good pop and anything else that makes you want to move.

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Henry Widdicombe introduces tracks he likes for an hour. If you like what he likes you'll love the Record Retrieval Service.[...]

A hour mix of eclectic, non genre conforming tunes. Ranging from dark dubstep to perky pop songs, anything goes on The Fix. Brought to you by Ryan, a Penarth native born and raised

David Adams and Alice Neary present an hour of classical chamber music with live music, interviews and recordings.

Owen and Ben bring an eclectic mix of movie music to the airwaves - from golden-age classics to contemporary and cult favourites

Luke and Ryan play a blend of hip hop, soul, good pop and anything else that makes you want to move.

Our well meaning but essentially ignorant host Will Vandyck chats to people about their connection to Penarth, what they do, that sort of thing, and plays the music they want to hear, so long as they answer a quiz question correctly.  There's also something about The Book of Penarth.  One reviewer called this show, “a … bit… okay… could be… off.”  Another review is still the subject of legal action and we cannot comment at this time.  And there's a lot of good music which is some way relevant to whatever the hell else is going on in the show, at least in the host's mind. Click on "READ MORE" to see the whole of Season 1, the guests in each show, and click on any show to listen to it.  If you don't do this in the next 5 seconds, you'll have longer.  

The Playlist is going to troll through Andrew's Playlist (funnily enough), what’s on his shelves at home and also what new gems he discovers.

Acoustic Club is a roots, folk/blues and Americana show, based on the sort of music featured at the live Penarth Acoustic Club, which normally runs on 3rd Friday of every month, with some poetry/spoken word thrown in for good measure. Phil and Ade have run the live club for the last 6 years featuring touring international and local guest musicians, and visiting poets who normally do two short sets each month to complement the music.Hopefully our shows, presented alternately by Phil one week and Ade the next, will represent a good cross-section of the acts who have performed for us over the years, and also music from the wider folk/roots community.Please let us know if you enjoy the show (or don't!), and send us feedback/requests/suggestions via email to acousticclub@penarthsounds.co.uk, or via the PenarthSounds website or social media.

Fun party vibes regardless of genre! Stacey wants to get you moving with music, projecting her passion through the airwaves.

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Ben, Nic and Jonathan will be talking about the films you can see on TV in the upcoming week, reviewing films we've watched during lockdown, and going off at tangents into film-geekery.

An hour of well known jazz records with jazz enthusiast Emma, featuring some local musicians.

A dedicated (but not limited to) 80’s hour of post-punk, new wave and dancefloor classics thrown in for good measure.

Round The Houses is an eclectic mix of jazz/funk/soul/house/hip hop/electronic/folk from P Town residents Tim and Sarah.  RTH has been a record label, and a night at Gwdihw, and draws on previous lives of now fully domesticated and ruined music careers....

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Ben, Nic and Jonathan will be talking about the films you can see on TV in the upcoming week, reviewing films we've watched during lockdown, and going off at tangents into film-geekery.

An hour of well known jazz records with jazz enthusiast Emma, featuring some local musicians.

A dedicated (but not limited to) 80’s hour of post-punk, new wave and dancefloor classics thrown in for good measure.

Round The Houses is an eclectic mix of jazz/funk/soul/house/hip hop/electronic/folk from P Town residents Tim and Sarah.  RTH has been a record label, and a night at Gwdihw, and draws on previous lives of now fully domesticated and ruined music careers....

Discover the nature that's on our doorsteps. Tom Quinn tracks down the amazing plants and wildlife we can spot in Penarth through the changing seasons, accompanied by a selection of nature-inspired music.

'Authors Sophie Buchaillard and Jonathan Macho review offbeat books they love, interview local writing talent and shine a light on publishing in Wales. Find new favourite reads, then head down to Griffin Books to get them at a discount. Logo by carnival_of_art on Instagram

The new music show. Aussie P-town resident Damien Hatton shares the latest tracks and artists that you need to know about, from Perth to Penarth and everywhere in between.

Penarth Soul Club was established in September 2014 by Shelley Barrett and Liam Curtin as a bi-monthly club night at Penarth Ex-Servicemen’s Club. The night continues to draw people from far and wide and continues to grow from strength to strength. We play a varied mix of soul music on vinyl from the 1960s and 1970s drawing on labels such as Tamla Motown, Stax, Atlantic, Chess and Invictus.  We also play Northern Soul. We play a mix of familiar and obscure records but always something to dance to.

Rudie Can't Fail was established in February 2015 by DJs Liam Curtin, Private Britton and Baz. Since then they have been joined by Matthew Morgan and have held nights in Penarth, Barry, Newport and Bristol. They have provided DJ support at gigs by many ska and reggae artists including The Skatalites, Toots and the Maytals, Lee 'Scratch' Perry, Horace Andy, The Selecter and The Beat. Liam also DJ's every year at the London International Ska Festival. On the Rudie Can't Fail radio show Liam plays  a unique mix of ska, rocksteady, reggae and 2 Tone all from vinyl.