Bloomsbury Radio

Join Bloomsbury Institute Law Student Andrea David every morning at 8.30am. Andrea signposts up-and-coming events for fellow students and what to look out for on campus. A great way to start your Bloomsbury day.

Tune into Victoria Onofrei’s award-winning show that celebrates the world of poetry. Hear poets from around the globe talk about their work and how they respond to the world around them.

Bloomsbury Institute’s Arif Zaman keeps us informed on global business and enterprise trends, pushing the case for building sustainable and equitable businesses.

Your chance to catch Bloomsbury Festival Highlights. Behind the scenes conversations, live exclusive performances and award winning radio plays.

Peer Power Youth, NHS London Health and Justice in collaboration with Bloomsbury Institute provide a space for young people to talk with health care professionals. The show explores experiences of health care services and inequalities such as race, social class, gender and disability.

What’s day-to-day life like for the students at Bloomsbury Institute? Hear life stories from our diverse and exciting student population.

Rico Thai Richards is a young man whose passion is politics. His guests include local MPs and Rico has no hesitation in asking what needs to be asked.

Student Juwairiyyah Qureshi presents A Peek Into Our Past, bringing the events of yesterday to life.

Barra Fitzgibbon puts legal questions sent in by listeners to Bloomsbury Institute’s Principal Law Lecturer Dr. Joe Stevens.

Join Business Psychologist and coach Penny Strutton, for conversations with business leaders on how to navigate the graduate job market and succeed.

The Pulse talks about all things Bloomsbury and the surrounding area, including interviews with politicians, artists, or discussions of grassroots and community initiatives.

Films, T.V. and video games honestly dissected and reviewed by two best mates Matt and Phillip.

Listen, interpret and attempt. Inside us all lives a poet. Allow Poetika to help bring out yours.

A show about living with or as a visually impaired person. Taylor Notcutt faclitates an inclusive conversation, helping listeners see the world through her eyes.

Join Anya James, Jayne Doherty, Jane John-Lewis and Nike Onyechi from the Brown Skin Girls Network building bridges and breaking down barriers.

Do you have a fear of missing out on classic films? The kind of movies you need to see before you die? Jake Clements has got your back. Sharing his bucket list of essential films and their wicked soundtracks.

Get curious. Law student Haya Al-Amin plays music you don’t hear in the mainstream. Open your mind and discover new tunes.

Fridays at 10pm for The Witching Hour. What’s it about? Leftfield slowish weird electronica. What’s not to like?

Think you know everything about your local library? Think again. In partnership with Camden Libraries, listen in for updates, what’s on offer and for a reminder of just how important the library is to our local communities.

Join Barra and Cal for a look at all that’s happening at Bloomsbury Institute in the week ahead, as well as all the top tunes to get you in the mood for the weekend. Two hours of music, banter and craic.

Listen in to Nutun and Khaled, who joined Bloomsbury Radio through our Camden Libraries Outreach Programme. They talk everything London and generally what’s on their easy-going minds.

Bloomsbury Institute Lecturer Javeria Anwar talks the good and bad when it comes to Social Media. With guest influencers and guest senior lecturers Javeria explores a world that we’re all a part of like it or not.

Bloomsbury Institute’s Valeria MacDowall  presents The Culture Show; a celebration of the diverse world we live in.

Join Bessie and recentre yourselves for the week ahead. Relaxing melodies and chill out tracks, old favourites and new.

Roben loves to discover and discuss music from all around the world. Immerse yourself in something new and hear the stories behind the tunes Roben plays.