Ever the bold blagger, Big Robb has negotiated an amazing prize worth every penny of £250.

Tune in to Big Robb’s Hour of Power on Wednesdays at 4pm.

All together now:

Oh Yes We Are!

Terms and Conditions for our competitions:

its our competition, so its our rules, OK.

Our decisions are final and we are entitled to play fast and loose with your entries, depending on our mood. And don’t come whining to us if the flavour of the soup isn’t to your liking. It’s Joanne’s home made soup, so we think its fabulous, whatever the flavour. And there are lots of starving students out there who would give their newest textbook for a bowl of Joanne’s soup; so think yourself lucky, ok. And in case you are about to complain about Health regulations, it’s homemade in the sense that its made in the Union, under proper clean and safe conditions, but since Joanne calls the Union home (dedicated soul that she is) we think we’re entitled to call it homemade if we like.

And before you start complaining about trades descriptions and product liability and all that stuff; if you don’t like it, don’t enter. We take no responsibility for anything, and admit to no liability for anything either. Besides; our lawyer is bigger than yours (but, sadly, a lot more expensive than yours, we think).

We do our best, OK, so let’s leave it at that.  It’s all supposed to be a bit of fun. And the soup’s good too. Same applies to other prizes.

Sparing no expense, we’ve bought two Torq Xponents for our inventive Presenters and mix artists.

Tommy’s on the left; and the cake’s on the right.

Snacks and jollity accompanied Big T’s 50 Top Choonz of all time, modified slightly (toned down, we’d say) to suit Brick FM listeners.

Big T celebrated his birthday on Saturday 23rd January, in the studio.

As a special birthday treat, his show was broadcast simultaneously on Brick FM, where he had the joyous task of announcing the rugby scores, live, as the home team thrashed the visitors.

Expatriate, formerly of Sydney, Australia, and now resident in Berlin, Germany, visited UCA on Monday 1st February at the unearthly time of 10am, and chatted, live, about their upcoming album.

Two of the lads are pictured here (the two good looking chaps to the left and right), after the interview, in one of the K block studios, where they performed a live acoustic session.

That has to be the earliest we have ever conducted a live session (by 12 hours at least...).

Well done, lads, and thanks for the visit.

Yes; it’s true.  And what a coup, too.

If you want to join UCA Radio, checkout the instructions a little further down the page.

Thomas will broadcast on a Tuesday; time to be confirmed.

Our Making It In The Media presenter, Maritza,

has a special offer for students who listen to UCA Radio:

Back in 2005, we conducted an interview with Kathleen Edwards, just as she released her album “Back to Me”. ‘Twas a very fine album, and we spoke to Kathleen over the phone, because she lives in Canada.

The other day, we put the interview up on podOmatic.com, and the little player below allows you to listen to all 4-and-a-bit minutes of it.  Try it and see...