This is Brighton Calling on Monday 28 November 2005. The 'Say I Love You interview' with producer and writer Jamie Freeman talking about the process of making a single.

You can download the single Jamie is talking about for free at http://www.sayiloveyou.org

This is Brighton Calling on 21 November 2005. SAY I LOVE YOU. Move over Kate Bush, more prepertyrian gospel. The making of the SAY I LOVE YOU non-Christmas Christmas single and how the Internet is changing the way music is made.... check out: www.sayiloveyou.org

This is Brighton Calling on 15 November 2005. Special edition: Presbyterian gospel � the astonishing power of authentic soul. Download a song that will make your heart ache.

This is Brighton Calling on 7 November 2005. Today we announce the winner of the song that matters most, talk about alienation, love and the 4 things that cause existential angst. Plus Andy loops the loop with Gary Numan and the strange world of the Numanoids.

This is Brighton Calling on Sunday 30th October 2005 - the day the clocks went back and winter starts to bite. Recorded live under a blood red sky as the light fades on Brighton beach. We review the songs that have mattered to you: The Flaming Lips, Eddy & The Hotrods, post punk classics, picture disks and a whole load more. What song managed to make 'sitting on my face' sound like a romantic lament? We'll tell you.

Next week we annouce the winner of 'the slightly soiled book' so send us that song that matters NOW to brightoncalling@gmail.com

This is Brighton Calling on Monday 23 October 2005. As we enter the suicide season we talk about Eminem, fear, and music that makes a difference in those moments of desperation, pain and terror. Email us your song that matters - what, where and why - to brightoncalling@gmail.com

This is Brighton Calling on Monday 17 October 2005. On The Proclaimers: joy, yearning & loss... all in their Sunday best.

On Dylan, desire and the greatest song of all time... plus the chance to win a very soiled book.

This week we have recorded the show a little early as Andy and I will be giving a lecture at the Prague School of Semiotics on "Podcasting and Da Da". The new show will be posted on Monday: LAIBACH, Gay, Nazi or just Slovenian? The strange world of mid 80s Political Pop in Balkans.

ABBA ARRIVAL. Beauty, tragedy, and what it is to be a lonely teenager. In the mish mash of punk rock, heavy metal and Disco that was the summer of 1977 the melodramatic Swedes were a dirty secret. Taking in The Sisters of Mercy, Flock of Seagulls, and China Crisis to name a few – plus a moment where Andy fell on the Brother Hood Of Man. Listen to this on your own.

SPORT, CORRUPTION AND LIES... and having broken the story three days before the Mirror last week, the not so sad downfall of Kate Moss.

THE SHOW THEY TRIED TO STOP - but here it is. The truth about the myth of celebrity. This weeks quiz show question: Who was that girl being taken behind the sofa while she snorted from a bowl of bolivian marching powder. Surely not...

LET'S TALK ABOUT SEX, Part 2. What's in the toolbox? The weird world of the South African sexline, Wacko Jacko and America's secret obsession... and what Mr Freud would have to say about it all.

LET'S TALK ABOUT SEX: Part 1. Why are British girls performing oral sex in public, and what is it with Americans and nasty porn? Next week: Under the surface. Notes from a South African sex line.

ON CHANGE. This is Brighton Calling on Monday 22 August 2005 - and change is in the air. Recorded under a large umbrella by the sea as the rain lashes down, we talk about how to make life changes and what gets in the way.

This is Brighton Calling on Monday August 15th. Recorded on Brighton Beach. Is Big Brother a moral tipping point? Andy Darling gets shrill, and we try and figure out what it all means. Warning: contains Andy swearing and being potty mouthed. Penultimate programme in the launch series.

This is Brighton Calling on Monday 8 August 2005. The day after Robin Cook dies we talk about what integrity really means...

This is Brighton Calling on Monday Aug 1. It's summer time, but the livin' ain't easy. brightoncalling@gmail.com

The climate of fear.... and what it is to be a man.

The hidden disease...

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This is Brighton Calling 12 July 2005. Prologue: On fitness, training, drugs and suppliments.

A preamble to a wee bit of focus....

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Recorded live in London: Today I missed the train I intended to take to a meeting in London by 2 mins. If had taken it I would have arrived at a station where a bomb exploded less that 5 minutes later; I would have been in the crowd. Instead I arrived shortly afterwards and walked through the epicentre of the bombzone. This is what I experienced....

Recorded at 6.10 in the evening, 20 mins after I got off the train from London. Here's how the day looked having walked right through the bombzone and ended up on the beach.

This is Brighton Calling on Monday 4 July 2005. The breakfast show live from the streets of Brighton with Andy Darling & Neil Gibb: Live 8, The Tour De France, drug taking, and national prostitution preferences.

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This is Brighton Calling on Monday 27th June 2005. Broadcast from the balcony of Radio Free Brighton, we get serious about fitness, health and the problems of anal leakage.

A view from the beach: Chavs, archetypes, pain and suffering... all from the beach on a bright summery day. Part 1

A view from the beach: Chavs, archetypes, pain and suffering... all from the beach on a bright summery day. Part 2

These are some of our favourite things, Part 1. What with a brand new server, glorious weather in the city by the sea, and Andy with an email from a frisky fan in New Zealand we take a look at our favourite things: Seagulls, Yellow Eyed Penguins, and Songs of love, pain a despair.

These are some of our favourite things - Part 2.

The light's beginning to get to us, Part I. With Midsummer coming Andy Darling shares his stone age cure for headaches, we explore seratonin, natural highs, the semiotics of the European toilet, and the return of the Dr Martins Boot.

The light's beginning to get to us, Part II. Includes a lot singing!