The Rhubarb Radio Podcast

Pam chats to Fran Waddington and Rebecca Dorman about their book 'The Badgers of Walton Hall' celebrating the Bicentenary of Charles Waterton's Wall.
 
All proceeds from the Book go to the Wakefield District Badger Group and copies are available from Darling Reads in Ossett.

The Robbie Williams Tribute Concert Live is a brand-new unforgettable concert show celebrating the music and energy of the UK's biggest selling artist of the 90s: Robbie Williams.
Featuring songs such as Angels, Let Me Entertain You, Feel, Rock DJ (and many more), you’ll be singing along and dancing to all the greatest hits. Join us as we journey through over three decades of one of Britain's biggest superstars. And, of course, we don’t forget classics like Relight My Fire and Could It Be Magic to celebrate Robbie's time in the chart-topping group, Take That.
This electrifying and authentic tribute to one of pop’s greatest icons is a must-see for any Robbie Williams fan and will be performed at the Theatre Royal Wakefield on 3 July.

On this episode of the Rhubarb Cares feature, Nicki Embleton speaks to Raph & Billy about Wakefield Shared Lives.

Pam sits down and has a chat with Michael Yates.  More information about Michaels work can be found here 

Pam chats with author Jack Parkes about his work.
More details of his work can be found here 

Pam chats to John Clewarth about his forthcoming first crime fiction novel (written under the pen name John Saxton).

Pam chats with Bob and Carol Bridgestock, who write under the name RC Bridgestock, about their work.
For more information about the RC Bridgestock books can be found here 

In this episode of the Murder in the Rhubarb Triangle podcast, Pam chats with Geoff Major about his work.
 
To find out more information about Geoffs work click here 

Pam sits down and has a chat with Nick Boreham, author of 'Journeymen may dine'.
For information about Nicks work click here

In this episode Pam chats to Catherine Yaffe, author and also founder of the Murder in the Rhubarb Triangle event.
To learn more about Catherines work click here 

As part of the Murder in the Rhubarb Triangle event, Pam Lonsdale chats to Lucy Brighton, one of the authors attending on 6 June.
To find out more about Lucys work go to lucybrighton.com
And to find out more about the event click here 

Pam chats with Alison Cooper from the National Coal Mining Museum about the latest exhibition by Jason Wilsher-Mills MBE 

Pam sits down and has a chat with Deborah Fox, author of two books - Where is all the grass going and Second Hand Rose.  Plus she is working on a third book which is all about her recent experiences.
For more details about Deborahs work go to - https://www.d-e-fox-author.com/

On a special edition of the Rhubarb Cares podcast, produced by Rhubarb Radio, Dave Adams welcomes Leanne Williams from Wakefield Family Hubs into the studio along with Sarah who is a parent who has used the services of the Hubs.
They talk about all the free services the family Hubs offer with 9 community centres across the Wakefield District, offering support when you need it most and Sarah gives her thoughts on the fantastic support she has had for her and her four children.
For more details: wakefieldfamiliestogether.co.uk

On the Whats on Showcase podcast produced by Rhubarb Radio with Experience Wakefield, Dave Adams welcomes Councillor Hannah Appleyard to talk about the National Year of Reading and Library programmes taking place all year across the Wakefield District.  
Hannah will be talking about how the programmes are designed to reignite a culture of reading and pleasure with so many events taking place from the adult reading challenge, author events programmes, to world book day and night, summer reading challenge, and Wordfest....There are exciting events for the whole family so "If you're into it...read into it!"  
For more details: wakefield.gov.uk/libraries