Sunday morning means the Sunday Escape, which means the Pop Fugitives are back with all of the week’s finest new music including tracks from Sports Team, Opus Kink, Regressive Left and Jenny O. On the albums front Porridge Radio’s third LP came out on Friday and takes the album of the week title plus there’s a track from Paul’s chosen retro album of the week whilst Carolyn picks a band to sweep the nation. Poet Henrik Hoeg heads into the studio to talk about forthcoming poetry events plus his fight to retain his title in a forthcoming roast battle (which has nothing to do with cooking), plus there’ll be another Super Clever Music Mystery Quiz this time devised by a listener. All that, plus loads more which will include biscuits. Tune in from 9am to 1pm.

Join us this Sunday morning at 8.15 for #Hashtag Hong Kong, our weekly focus on matters affecting civil society, where we hear from representatives of NGOs, associations, non-profit groups and statutory bodies. They talk about their work, and the bigger issues they deal with. They also share their choice of music with you to end each programme.

This week's #Hashtag Hong Kong comes from Professor Lin Zhixiu, President of the Hong Kong Association for Integration of Chinese-Western Medicine.

Producer: Janice Wong (Sundays, 8:15am-8:25 am)

A special guest joins us this week.  From the Hong Kong Philharmonic, trombonist Christian Goldsmith chooses a handful of discs that he grew up listening to on his grandfather’s 1925 Victor Talking Machine.  His song choices include The Beautiful Sound, some Yankee Doodle Blues and the amazing Jack Teagarden on beer glass! Cheers!

Every weekday evening from 6.30 until 9, Simon Willson will share his choice of the best in international music with you, here on Radio 3. He’s partial to playing a few of your requests too, so do get in touch during the show on 2338 8266. As night time approaches, whatever you may be doing, if you’re a serious music fan then Sunset Sounds With Simon Willson is the programme for you.

Take a trip back in time with Peter King, every weekday evening from 10pm until 1am, in "Pete's Magical Mystery Tour", here on Radio 3. He'll give you the first two hours of pop gold from the 1960s and 1970s, and then after 12 you can go with him on a 'Sentimental Journey' for an hour of music from a different era. An era of the big bands, classic ballads, wonderful cinema, Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Glenn Miller, and some of the greatest love stories ever told in music. 

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