Carousel presents Shut Up and Listen

The only place on the radio to hear music made be artists with a learning disability. This show features an interview with Australian rock band, Rudely Interrupted. You can also hear news about Brighton Festival events including Carousel's Goldrun show about Paralympic cheating and Heavy Load's launch of their new compilation of music from learning disabled artists, 'Wild Things: Sounds of the Disabled Underground Vol.3' The show features music from France, Denmark, UK and Australia. The Song of the month comes from Brighton's Dancing Rock Queens and comedy is provided by the Deep Doctor.

The only place on the radio to hear music made by artists with a Learning Disability. Music from Brighton, UK, Germany, Denmark and USA including Beat Express, Catherine O'Rourke, Station 17, Bali, and ECPE. Ryan from Beat Express announces a fundraising appeal for the band. We have an interview with a service in Brighton that helps people with a Learning Disability who have been affected by crime. Our resident bad GP, The Deep Doctor, talks to Jim the Bull.
Presented by Ryan, Francis, JJ, Luc and Jacob.
Supported by Carousel.

This show features news and interviews about Goldrun: A 30-strong choir, action-packed film and a giant sculptural head combine in a dynamic performance inspired by the history of the Paralympic Games. The project is a partnership between Carousel, Glyndebourne and Pallant House Gallery. Also in this show: JJ jets over to spread the Shut Up & Listen! word in Prague and new music from learning disabled artists in Germany, Czech Republic and the UK.

The only place on the radio to hear music by artists with a learning disability.

This is a special edition show to celebrate the launch of 'Steamin', the new album by learning disability music legends Beat Express.

Beat Express have been together for 10 years, and this show sees the story of the band told by the musicians themselves. The band also give insights into the story behind some of the songs. Plus, we spend some time on tour with Beat Express - Rock, Roll and motorway service stations. And the Deep Doctor is on hand to offer wannabe rock stars some unhelpful advice about keeping healthy when you're on the road.

The only place on the radio to hear music by artists with a learning disability. The first show of 2012 features an interview with punk rock legends, Heavy Load, recorded at the launch party for their new album, 'Wham!'. Also, resident Agony Aunt the Deep Doctor calls from Las Vegas, new year's resolutions from the presenters, music from UK and Germany.

A count down of the top 10 tracks, voted for by presenters, bands and listeners, featured on the Shut Up & Listen show during 2011. Music from Brighton, London & LA. Also, the Deep Doctor is on the run, Francis presents a short tale about Saint Nick, and 3 Christmas songs from Bubbaloo, Daniel Wakeford and the Create This allstars. Presented by Jacob, Ryan, Francis and Luc. Produced by Paul Dutnall. Supported by Carousel.
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The only place on the radio to hear music made by people with a learning disability. This month's show features an interview with Heart 'n' Soul pop punk and funk band, 'The Fish Police'. Also music from The Flash Rockers, Firestone Rock Band, Kids of Widney High, Mr Scrapzee, Stephen Barnett, Jason King, Jolene Wilde, Create This course. Also, news, weather and the Deep Doctor calls from Prison. Presented by Luc, Ryan, Jacob & Francis. Supported by Carousel.

A horrific halloween special. One of the DJs gets possessed by a demon with an unusual taste in music. Hellish sounds from Ghosthearted, Zombie Crash, and DJ Ivon's Vampire music. Also, Catherine O'Rourke introduces her favourite song, the Deep Doctor gives bad halloween advice, plus music and thoughts from September's Blue Camel Club. Tune in if your dare.
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The only place on the radio to hear music made by people with a learning disability. This month's show features some more music made on Carousel's recent 'Be a DJ' training course, Ryan O'Donovan's visit to the annual Burnstock music festival, an interview with Catherine O'Rourke, another short radio play from Francis Manning, music from Jade, Daniel Wakeford, James Hearn, The Fish Police, Wrestle maniac James Barnett.
Presented by Luc, Ryan, Jacob & Francis. Supported by Carousel.

The only place on the radio to hear music made by people with a learning disability. This month's show features music made on Carousel's recent 'Be a DJ' training course where students spent two months learning how to produce and DJ their own electronic music. The finished tracks were then performed at the Blue Camel Club night at the Corn Exchange, Brighton and at a Graduation ceremony. The music in this show is taken from these nights. The show also features interviews with 'Be a DJ' graduates, DJ Ivon, DJ Bullseye and DJ Frankie.

Music by artists with a Learning Disability. Our 20th show! Liverpool's Beathovens meet up with London's Fish Police, Heavy Load's campaigning cover of the Ting Ting's 'That's not my name', some girl-themed songs from Daniel Wakeford, Zombie Crash and California's Kids of Widney High. The show ends up underwater with Chicago's Special Music by Special People. The show also has exclusive interviews with new Carousel pop-rockers, The Flash Rockers, and Bubbaloo and Beat Express front man, Lee Hubbard. Also look at for bad weather reports and terrible advice from the Deep Doctor.
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This show marks the debut of two Brighton based bands: the Flash Rockers and the all girl, Dancing Rock Queens, who took time out before their debut appearance at Brighton's Corn Exchange to answer a few questions for us.
The show also features music from UK artists Fuzzbomb Band, The Fish Police, Heavy Load and Beethoven, US sensations The Kids of Widney High and the WheelChair Sports Camp, a cover version by Aimee Crathern from Australia's Tutti Ensemble, and Tra La La Blip's remix of Heavy Load's theme tune for UK TV show, 'Cast-Offs'. Also Francis reads us a story, the presenters pick their favourite protest songs, and Ryan and Jacob talk about their trip to BBC Broadcasting House and their interview on the 'Ouch' podcast.

Music, interviews and Brighton Festival news from artists with a learning disability. The Shut Up & Listen! debut of LA sensation 'The Kids of Widney High', more from Heart 'n' Soul band, 'The Fish Police', a call out for submissions for 'Wild Things: Sounds of the Disabled Underground Vol. 3'. Interviews with Learning Disability Punk rock band, Heavy Load, and the Oska Bright Film Festival, returning to Brighton after a year on the road.

Music, interviews and April Fool pranks from artists with a learning disability. Zombie attacks in the studio, Luc spies something unusual in his binoculars, an Easter Egg eating contest, Agony Aunt 'The Deep Doctor'. Plus recordings and interviews from the launch of Beat Express' 'Modern Life' video launch at Hove Museum. Music from the Fuzzbomb Band, Jez Colbourne, Tra La La Blip, Daniel Wakeford and more.

The only place on the radio to hear music made by artists with a learning disability. An Australian Special with a feature on the Oska Bright Film Festival as they take their movie magic to Adelaide, and Australian artists: Rudely Interrupted, Donna Williams and Tra La La Blip. Also heavy metal from Zombie Crash, epic rock from Jez Colbourne, Hip Hop from 50 Tyson, Michael Rowe and the Hip Hoppers and dance floor moves from Haddon Beats. Plus news about the Blue Camel Club, Comic Relief and Beat Express.
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