Thursday 24 Dec 2009
Programme Information
Network Radio BBC Week 29
Highlights 18-24 July 2009
LATITUDE FESTIVAL 2009
4 In A Field
Wednesday 22 July on BBC RADIO 4
A new stand-up show, recorded at this year's Latitude Festival, features Adam Hills, Stephen K Amos and Rob Rouse
BBC RADIO 2'S MOON AND SPACE SEASON
Moonbathing
Saturday 18 July on BBC RADIO 2
Charles Hazlewood looks at the musical legacy of the space age as part of BBC Radio 2's celebrations marking the 40th anniversary of the first Moon landing
World Routes
Saturday 18 July on BBC RADIO 3
Moshe Morad introduces specially recorded performances from the 2008 Jerusalem International Oud Festival
BBC PROMS 2009
Prom 2 – Haydn, The Creation
Saturday 18 July on BBC RADIO 3
The Gabrieli Consort and Players perform Haydn's great oratorio The Creation, opening the week's Proms performances on BBC Radio 3
5 Live Sport
Saturday 18 July on BBC RADIO 5 LIVE
Listeners can enjoy coverage of the third day of the Open Golf Championship, live from Turnberry, and day three of the second Test between England and Australia, live, from Lord's
Montreux And All That Jazz
Monday 20 July on BBC RADIO 2
Jamie Cullum meets Claude Nobs, the founder of the Montreux Jazz Festival
Give Me The MoonLite
Monday 20 July on BBC RADIO 4
Richard Hollingham investigates the British MoonLite project and the lunar ambitions and achievements of the other space exploring nations
Iran And The West – From Khomeini To Ahmedinejad
Monday 20 July on BBC WORLD SERVICE
Key players and political insiders from both sides tell the story of Iran's relationship with the West over the last 30 years
The Jason Byrne Show
Thursday 23 July on BBC RADIO 2
Irish comic Jason Byrne returns to BBC Radio 2 with his hit stand-up comedy sketch show
Bigipedia
Thursday 23 July on BBC RADIO 4
In a unique experiment in "broadwebcasting" BBC Radio 4 hands over control of its output to Bigipedia for some off-the-wall, multi-platform shenanigans
Womad Live 2009
Friday 24 July on BBC RADIO 3
Listeners can enjoy a weekend of broadcasts from the globe's leading festival of world music, live from the Womad festival site in Charlton Park, Wiltshire
Advisory note: BBC programme week numbers
BBC Week numbers throughout 2009 will differ from those of other broadcasters. We have made changes to the BBC Picture Publicity and BBC Press Office websites so that we refer to "BBC Week Numbers" and, wherever possible, actual dates.
We will also reflect this in email correspondence and telephone conversations with you.
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