Podcasts

  • Brains Behind The Business Brains Behind The Business

    Join Cirencester Radio's Business Corespondent Virginia Stourton in conversation with some of the amazing brains behind some amazing local businesses in Cirencester and the Cotswolds.

  • Cirencester History Festival Cirencester History Festival

    During the Cirencester History Festival, members of Cirencester Radio spoke with the local community, including local businesses, about their memories of Cirencester, both past and present.

  • Open Mic Poetry sponsored by Crumps Barn Studio Open Mic Poetry sponsored by Crumps Barn Studio

    Gloucestershire-based book publisher Crumps Barn Studio hosted its first open-mic poetry event to coincide with the running of the Cirencester History Festival, which took place between 26th October and 3rd November. Cirencester Radio was there to record local poets reciting their poems.

  • One More Matinee One More Matinee

    One More Matinee is a play written by Cirencester Radio presenter and Cirencester Theatre Company member Duncan Belcher. The play is based on the Mark Knopfler song of the same name. The play is about two of the last music hall dames still touring the small provincial theatres, Cyril and George.

  • Gen C Podcast Gen C Podcast

    Meet Generation C Influencers in Cirencester and the surrounding areas. Generation C podcasts, connect Influencers across the generations.

  • CR Talks CR Talks

    Listen to CR Talks, Cirencester Radio’s podcast conversations giving a glimpse into our world today.

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  • Cirencester History Festival returns after inaugural year sell-out and Charlie Cooper joins the team!

    After its sell-out launch last autumn, the Cirencester History Festival, a nine-day celebration of global, national and local history, is set to return for its second year this October half term, from 25 October to 2 November 2025. The Festival is an all-town collaboration set in seventeen historic venues. It ranges from headline talks with internationally renowned speakers to local interest, music, film, crafting, cookery and immersive family activities for half term and Halloween.