Shows & Schedule

A schedule shaped by both banks

This is a draft of the shape we're building towards as we finalise our licence and recruit presenters — every strand pairs voices or stories from North and South London, and makes room for new talent.

Weekday draft schedule

Monday to Friday

TimeShowWhat to expect
07:00–09:00Both Banks BreakfastNews, tides and travel from both sides of the river, plus a daily "bank of the day" spotlight.
09:00–11:00The ForeshoreSlower mornings — conversation with local makers, river charities and community groups.
11:00–13:00North Bank SessionsMusic and guests rooted in North London — rotates daily by neighbourhood.
13:00–15:00South Bank SessionsThe South London mirror to the North Bank slot — same format, other side of the water.
15:00–17:00RiverwatchEnvironmental strand made with the RNLI, Raybel Charters and local clean-up groups — safety, conservation and how to help.
17:00–19:00Crossing HomeDrivetime — commuter culture, one story from each bank, and the day's river conditions.
19:00–21:00Student TakeoverProduced entirely by partner college students — a new cohort or theme each term.
21:00–23:00Late TideSpecialist music strands — genre nights curated by resident and guest DJs.

Weekend draft schedule

Saturday & Sunday

TimeShowWhat to expect
09:00–12:00Saturday SessionsAn open decks morning mixing resident DJs with alumni from our college partners.
12:00–15:00College Takeover: ICMP / ELAM / The Rhythm StudioRotating weekly slot handed entirely to a partner college's students — their tracklist, their voices.
15:00–18:00On the WaterLive-ish reports and interviews from river events, regattas and Raybel Charters sailings.
10:00–13:00Sunday Culture CrossingA cultural exchange format — a guest from the North bank and a guest from the South bank, one conversation.
13:00–16:00Community DeskOpen mic for local organisations, charities and residents' associations to tell their own story.
16:00–19:00Sunday Wind-DownSlow, warm, mostly instrumental — a soft landing before the week starts again.

This schedule is indicative and will evolve as our licence application progresses and presenters are recruited — see Get Involved to help shape it.

Made with London's music colleges

A real platform for students starting out

We're working with London-based music and media colleges — including The Rhythm Studio, ICMP and ELAM (East London Arts & Music) — so their students can produce genuine on-air segments, not just coursework. That means a real broadcast credit, a real audience, and real experience linking them to a working radio station with an environmental mission behind it.

Submit a segment

Students record a set, feature or interview segment following our simple format guide, and submit it for scheduling review.

Get mentored

Our volunteer producers give feedback on mixing, pacing and presentation before anything goes to air.

Go live

Approved segments are scheduled into Student Takeover slots and college weekend takeovers, with full on-air credit.