We seek them out so you don't have to. This is our weekly non-exhaustive round up of upcoming LGBT programmes on the radio and television. Inclusion of a programme is not a recommendation.
Enjoy!
Some of the radio programmes listed below can be listened to again via the Listen Again facility of the BBC's website while some of the television programmes will remain available also for a week on the BBC's iplayer.
Please also note that Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour contains a lot of relevant content and is generally LGBT friendly, but a lot of its output is not available to us before we put this on the site. For the latest Woman’s Hour stuff, subscribe to the programme's newsletter here.
Radio
Saturday 7th
BBC Radio 2 - 1pm: Does the Team Think? Comedy panel included Rhona Cameron
BBC Radio 2 - 5pm: Paul Gambaccini. US hits
BBC Radio 4 - 9am: Saturday Live. Clare Balding
BBC Radio 4 - 2.30pm: Saturday Play: The Complete Ripley; Ripley Under Ground 2/5
BBC Radio 4 - 4pm: Weekend Woman’s Hour. Highlights
BBC Radio 4 - 5.30pm: The Bottom Line. Evan Davis
6 Music - 12midnight: BBC Introducing. Tom Robinson
Sunday 8th
BBC Radio 2 - 1pm: Paul O’Grady. Show tunes and music.
BBC Radio 2 - 2.30pm: Dale Winton’s Pick of the Pops ’67 and ‘78
BBC Radio 4 - 1.30pm: Stand-Up with the Stars. R4’s contribution to Comic Relief features Evan Davies as a stand-up comedian
BBC Radio 7 - 10pm: The News Quiz
Monday 9th
BBC Radio 4 - 9am: Start the Week. Mark Ravenhill is one of Andrew Marr’s guests
BBC Radio 4 - 1.30pm: Counterpoint. music quiz with Paul Gambaccini
BBC Radio 4 - 8.30: The Bottom Line. Evan Davis (rpt)
BBC Radio 4 - 9.30: Start the Week (rpt)
BBC Radio 4 - 11pm: Stand-Up with the Stars (rpt)
Wednesday 11th
BBC Radio 4 - 6.30pm: I’ve Never Seen Star Wars. Sandi Toksvig guests
BBC Radio 7 - 11pm: Eddie Izzard. Sexie
Thursday 12th
BBC Radio 4 - 7pm: Front Row featuring a review of two editions of Edward FitzGerald's translation of Rubaiyat
Friday 13th
BBC Radio 4 - 2.15pm: Afternoon Play: Mayflies. Derek Jacobi as a retired astronomer who is spooked by an alien
BBC Radio 4 - 4.30: The Film Programme. Sally-Ann Field talks about ‘60s Brit ground-breaker Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, in which she played the wife of a man who was having an affair with another man
6 Music - 7pm: Tom Robinson
BBC Radio 7 - 7pm: Round the Horne
Local
Galaxy North East
Monday-Friday 4-7pm: James Barr
BBC Radio Manchester - 95.1 and online
Every Monday 8pm: The Gay Hour, Ashley Byrne and Andrew Edwards
BBC London - 94.9 and online
Monday – Friday 3-5pm: Danny Baker. With Amy Lamé or Baylen Leonard
BBC Cambridgeshire and BBC Essex
10pm-1am Ern and Vern. Outrageous camp duo
Gaydar Radio - Brighton, London DAB and online 24/7
Manchester’s gaydio www.gaydio.co.uk
FYI Radio (gay youth radio) - online (currently only podcast but soon to grow to a fully fledged station) www.fyiradio.net
www.pinkeradio.com
Television
Entertainment and documentaries
Saturday 7th
BBC2 - 10pm: QI XL
BBC3 - 10.55pm: Live at The Apollo. Stand up comedy includes Stephen K. Amos
Gold - 11pm: A Bit of Fry and Laurie
Living - 12noo:n Will and Grace
Watch - 8pm: Dr Who
Watch - 9: Torchwood
Sunday 8th
BBC2 - 11pm: Graham Norton Uncut
BBC HD - 10pm: Joan Armatrading Live at Glastonbury
ITV3 - 11.40: Cadfael. Stars Derek Jacobi
C4 - 8pm: Come Dine with Me
More4 - 5.45p:m Come Dine with Me
Dave - 9 and 11.30p: QI
Monday 9th
BBC3 - 7pm: Dr Who. Followed by Dr Who Confidential
ITV1 - 6am: GMTV. Richard Arnold
ITV1 - 10.30: This Morning. With Katy Perry
ITV1 - 8.30: Coronation Street. Jonathan Harvey wrote the script. Repeated on ITV2 11pm
C4 - 8.30am: Frasier
C4 - 9: Will and Grace
C4 - 5pm: Paul O’Grady
Dave - 9pm: QI
Tuesday 10th
BBC3 - 7pm: Dr Who. Followed by Dr Who Confidential
BBC HD - 10.45pm: Torchwood
ITV1 - 6am: GMTV. Richard Arnold
C4 - 5pm: Paul O’Grady
C4 - 10: Shameless
E4 - 11pm: Shameless
E4 - 12.10am: Skins
More4 - 9pm: Come Dine with Me
Dave - 11.45pm: Graham Norton Show
Watch - 9pm: Torchwood
Wednesday 11th
BBC2 - 10pm: QI. John Sessions guests (rpt)
ITV1 - 6am: GMTV. Richard Arnold
C4 - 5pm: Paul O’Grady
C$ - 11.05: Shameless (rpt)
Dave - 12.15am: Graham Norton
Living - 8pm: Grey’s Anatomy
Thursday 12th
BBC1 - 9pm: Comic Relief Does The Apprentice. Celebrity edition with Alan Carr
BBC2 - 10pm: The Graham Norton Show
BBC3 - 7pm: Dr Who followed by Dr Who Confidential
ITV1 - 6am: GMTV. Richard Arnold
C4 - 5pm: Paul O’Grady
E4 - 10pm: Skins
More4 - 10pm: Brothers and Sisters
Dave - 11pm: QI
Living - 10pm: Grey’s Anatomy
Sky Arts2 - 11.05pm: Francis Bacon
Bio - 6.30pm & 1am: Lindsay Lohan
Friday 13th
BBC1 - Red Nose Day. Alan Carr at 10.35pm and Graham Norton at midnight
BBC4 - 10.30pm: Rough Trade at the BBC. Including The Smiths and Antony and the Johnsons
ITV1 - 6am: GMTV
C4 - 5pm: Paul O’Grady
Film and drama
Saturday 7th
BBC2 - 11.15: A Prairie Home Companion. Altman’s tribute to Garrison Keiller’s radio show features Lindsay Lohan
Film4 - 4.55: An Ideal Husband. Adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s play. Stars Rupert Everett
Sunday 8th
C4 - 9pm: She’s the Man
Drama - 1.30pm: West Side Story
Sci-Fi/Horror - 7pm: X-Men
Monday 9th
C4 - 12.50: All about Eve. Bette Davis classic
Wednesday 11th
Film4 - 9pm: X-Men – The Last Stand
Film4 - 11: Get Real. UK teenage coming out drama
Film4 - 1.10am: C.R.A.Z.Y. Canadian teenage coming out drama
TCM - 9.20am: Giant. Dean and Hudson
Thursday 12th
Sci-Fi/Horror - 7.10pm: X-Men
Friday, March 6, 2009
LGBT related Radio and TV Programmes, 7th - 13th March
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