Rebecca May presents the Saturday edition of New Music Generator, the showdedicated to local and unsigned music featuring a chat with Cambridgeshire singer Matty Whelan.

Lorcan ONeill and Nicholas Menzies-Kitchin discuss new releases including Challengers, Boy Kills World, Abigail, and Rebel Moon Part 2.

Dr Matthew Brudenell MCIfA, Director, Cambridge Archaeological Unit tells Julian Clover and Lucy Milazzo about the first archaeological dig at Ancient Hill Fort Wandlebury in 30 Years.

Dr Andrew and Spanners discuss the speciation of humans, the art of reconnecting with old friends and the general shape of the earth.

Dr Alexis Willett, author of Calmism: 8 habits for complete rest is back and talks to Alex Elbro about creative rest and sensory rest.

Cllr Alex Bulat tells Alex Elbro about the upcoming season for The Library Presents.

Julian Clover speaks to Cambridgeshire Police & Crime Commissioner candidate Anna Smith.

Gavin speaks to Sir Tim Rice ahead of him bringing My Life in Musicals I Know Him So Well to Cambridge Arts Theatre on Sunday.

Rebecca May joins Tim Willett in the studio and both catch up with Peterborough alternative artist Jrowsy ahead of the release of his debut album and the pair reveal the artists performing for NMG on the Cambridge 105 Radio stage at Strawberry Fair.

Dr Carmel McEniery tells Alex about the nationwide Poppy Study being led by the University of Cambridge, which aims to understand why some women develop pre-eclampsia and other placental complications and why these conditions have an adverse effect on wom