主持人:Phil Whelan
Today, on your globetrotting edition of The Brew, Marshy Movie Time comes to you from Belgium. Our internationally renowned film critic, James Marsh, is being a fanboi at the Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival. Then, at just after 1:15 (today), we'll catch up with Danny Hicks, live from the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai, for this week's 'Sports and All'. Join Danny, and Marshy, on Facebook live, if you can. Every weekday afternoon from 12 until 2... Only on Radio 3
主持人:Phil Whelan
Welcome to Wednesday the wet... here on The Brew. Chris Watts is busy today, so he'll be with us tomorrow for more pain and gain. Instead, today, we'll welcome back the one and only Chef Neil Tomes. Today, he's jobbing somewhere in Hong Kong, and we'll be talking...meat! Join him on Facebook live if you can. Then, at 1.25, trumpet virtuoso to the stars, Paul Archibald, will be with us again for more 'classical' music. Live from Bangkok, he'll be taking all about one of the true unsung heroes of the string family, and how in the right hands it can be very... 'sung', indeed. Every weekday - except public holidays - 12 midday until 2 - only on Radio 3.