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- Today21:45BBC Radio 3
Isle of Anglesey—Our Island Music
Colin MacIntyre in conversation with fellow musicians shaped by the islands they live on.
- Tomorrow21:45BBC Radio 3
Isle of Wight—Our Island Music
Colin MacIntyre in conversation with fellow musicians shaped by the islands they live on.
- Friday21:45BBC Radio 3
Eel Pie Island—Our Island Music
Colin MacIntyre in conversation with fellow musicians shaped by the islands they live on.
- Monday21:45BBC Radio 3
The Whale, Cosmo Sheldrake—Call of the Wild
Verity Sharp in conversation with musicians inspired by their deep connection with animals
- Next Tuesday21:45BBC Radio 3
The Raccoon, Jerod Impichchaachaaha’ Tate—Call of the Wild
Classical composer Jerod Impichchaachaaha’ Tate takes us to the woodlands with the raccoon
- Next Wednesday21:45BBC Radio 3
08/07/2026—Call of the Wild
Verity Sharp in conversation with musicians inspired by their deep connection with animals
- Next Thursday21:45BBC Radio 3
The Seal, Hanna Tuulikki—Call of the Wild
Verity Sharp hears from artist and composer Hanna Tuulikki on grief and the seal’s lament.
- Fri 10 Jul 202621:45BBC Radio 3
The Northern Mockingbird, Leena Lee—Call of the Wild
Artist and field recordist Leena Lee talks to Verity Sharp about the northern mockingbird.
- Mon 13 Jul 202621:45BBC Radio 3
A Secret Chord—The Dawn of Music
When did we, as a species, start to sing? Dr Brenna Hassett unearths our musical origins.
- Tue 14 Jul 202621:45BBC Radio 3
Whispers of Wood—The Dawn of Music
When did we learn to make music from plants? Brenna Hassett unearths our musical origins.
- Wed 15 Jul 202621:45BBC Radio 3
Echoes of Stone and Bone—The Dawn of Music
Brenna Hassett unearths our musical origins. Today, she's digging up some hard evidence.
- Thu 16 Jul 202621:45BBC Radio 3
Clammers of Clay—The Dawn of Music
How did the invention of clay change our musical instruments? Brenna Hassett digs deeper.
- Fri 17 Jul 202621:45BBC Radio 3
The Sound of Skin and Sinew—The Dawn of Music
How did the farming of animals change our music making? Dr Brenna Hassett digs deeper.
