Everybody Likes Music

In the last episode of this season, we chat to Dave Richards, the Roof Garden Coordinator for RISC (Reading's own center for international solidarity). We chat about Dave's top 5 tracks, how music plays a role in education for an equitable society, and integrating music into garden spaces.Merry Christmas, see you in the New Year!Find RISC here: www.risc.org.ukor on Instagram: @risc_readinguk

This week the boys catch up with University of Reading Music Programme Coordinator and former rowing scholar about the impact of music in her life. From growing up with her parent's tunes to empowering her sporting endeavours, Lucy shares how she has rediscovered some of her lost passions for playing and listening.

This week the boys speak to acclaimed trumpeter and former Scots Guard, Stuart Henderson about his experiences in the army - playing at some of the most poignant and prestigious events in the world. He also discusses how he discovered his passion for jazz and the significance of it on is career after leaving the army.

This week Everybody Likes Music travels over 4000 miles away as we speak to conservationist, saxophonist and University of Reading graduate Marlene Horsford, direct from her home in Anguila. Marlene compares her musical experiences growing up on a Carribean island to experiencing the vibrant scene in Reading. Plus we delve into her important conservation work and even the musical ability of animals....

This week the boys meet DJ and radio legend MC Napthali to discuss the impact of music  throughout his life. MC Napthali shares stories and memories as well as the importance of music in understanding his own cultural heritage. 

This week the boys meet Radio 3 DJ and established music journalist Fiona Talkington to discuss how music has influenced her life.