Urb Podcasts

How deep is your lockdown? Are you doing lockdown right? No no, we're not asking whether you've got a pub quiz every other night, have an insta worthy daily walk or bake Bath's best banana bread - we're asking if Kristen Bell and Plato would approve of your isolation lifestyle.  This week we're analysing your philosophical approach to lockdown, on Down The Plughole!

On this week's episode of URB's weekly football show, the lads discuss whether the Premier League's "Project Restart" is too ambitious. Plus the usual challenges which you can join at home. Presented by Owen Midha, guests; Matthew Dawes, Scott Heiron and David Morgan. They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.

Which campus accommodation are you based on your reaction to lockdown? An oversharing Quaddite, a humble Woodlander or a boozy Westwood lad? You could even be like our guest, a truly individual Eastwooder who decided that being the first to overshare on a new romantic confessions page was the right way to respond to lockdown. Find out where you fit in our new podcast, Down The Plughole.

URB's Ben Harrison-Hyde has a chat with Ryan Walters, editor of K-League United, about why football fans in the UK should be tuning in to Korean football when its top league's season kicks-off this weekend.

On this week's episode of URB's weekly football show, the team discuss whether the return the of the Premier League is even a good idea under current lockdown conditions. Plus some new features including one of our guest's unpopular opinions and a game of pick one, bench one, sell one. Presented by Owen Midha, guests: Matthew Dawes, Scott Heiron and David Morgan. They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.

After six weeks of lockdown, the football powers that be are beginning to sow the seeds of a return behind closed doors. This week the team discuss how the Premier League can overcome the logistical nightmare of finishing the 19/20 season. Plus a look back on this day in history and Dawesy's weekly XI challenge. Hosted by Owen Midha, guests: Scott Heiron, David Morgan, Matthew Dawes and Mat Hall. They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.

On today's show the team discuss whether players should be taking wage cuts and the effects that has had on the clubs already imposing such rules. Meanwhile, they run down the latest on the Newcastle takeover bid and take a look back On This Day to 2009. Plus another Dawesy XI Challenge, featuring the architect of the feature himself... Presented by Owen Midha, guests: David Morgan, Scott Heiron, Matthew Dawes and Malcolm Dawes. They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.

The lads discuss the financial implications of the coronavirus lockdown on football clubs up and down the divisions and whether bringing football back behind closed doors would be enough to supplement their earnings. Plus a look back on this day in 2013 and Dawesy's weekly Premier League XI challenge. Presented by Owen Midha, guests: Matthew Dawes, David Morgan and Scott Heiron. They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.

The team update you on the world of football as we enter week three under lockdown in the UK. FIFA have decreed an extension to this season, but can leagues around the world finish their fixture backlog? Plus we review a match on this day from way back in 1999 and the ramifications it had on the last 20 years of football. All that plus more on this week's episode of They Think It's All Over! They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.

With lockdown in place across the UK, the They Think It's All Over team are committed to bringing you the latest football news from home in a Coronavirus special series. Owen is joined by David Morgan, Matthew Dawes and Scott Heiron to analyse the possibilities of continuing the Premier League and EFL in a mini summer tournament, while the fifth tier and below see their results for this season expunged. The team also try show that its not all Corona and lighten the mood with a discussion on the Premier League's all-time top XI... but with only one player from a given nation. All that plus more on this week's episode of They Think It's All Over! They Think It's All Over usually airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.

In this episode Luke Gardiner and Henry Robinson are joined by Labour member, Tom Ratford, and Extinction Rebellion member, Marcus Rees, to discuss the latest news trends of the week including the actions of Extinction Rebellion, the potential of taxes being raised and whether we should still have a monarchy in Britain.

Owen is joined by Northern Ireland ultra Ross Taylor as the pair break down the possible permutations for Wales and the Ulstermen on the eve of the final round of Euro 2020 Qualification matches. NI are needing the rely on a playoff to reach the tournament next summer, but who are they likely to play? Wales can still qualify automatically, but how could failure against Hungary on Tuesday influence the draw? All that plus more on this week's episode of They Think It's All Over! They Think It's All Over airs live every Tuesday from 6pm on University Radio Bath, a student-run radio station at the University of Bath. Tune in online at uniradiobath.com. You can listen to previous episodes in full on our mixcloud.

Morgan Roberts and Owen Midha delve deeper into the squad selections at the RWC in Japan, and discuss who would have, could have and should have been on their nation's plane out, and the reasons for their exclusion. Want to hear more of our dulcet tones? Tune in to URB for our live panel show and phone-in on Wednesday 25th September at 5 o'clock at www.uniradiobath.com.

URB's resident rugby guru Morgan Roberts is joined by Owen Midha as we look to predict the outcome of the upcoming Rugby World Cup in Japan. We will take you through each team's best expectations, investigate the pre-tournament revelations and weigh up the home nations chances of lifting the trophy.

Bath Time discuss the cover story from their March issue.

Bath Time talk through the Features section of their March issue.

Darcey Stickley chats to Junieth, a fairtrade coffee worker from Nicaragua.

Owen Midha and the team discuss all the latest goings on in the world of football, including the success of England's club sides in Europe and the upcoming changes to the handball rule.

 Following the release of Bath Time's latest magazine, the team discuss some of the big stories from this month's issue.