Join journalist, teacher, broadcaster, and... talker Luisa Tam every Saturday morning for Yum Cha. It's the perfect soundtrack to your weekend family and friends get togethers, while enjoying Chef Luisa's wonderful audio dim sum. Spend your Saturday mornings with Luisa, her music, her musings on life, and her regular radio friends, who'll teach you Putonghua and... fix your love life! What a deal.

Every Saturday morning from 10.05 to 12... only on Radio 3.

Every Saturday afternoon at 12:05 Jeff Cheung brings you a weekend happy-radio musical oasis full of the latest and the greatest. Whether you are working or playing, take Radio 3 with you, turn us up, and Jeff will make sure he keeps you feeling… So Saturday.

Saturday afternoons 12:05 to 3... only on Radio 3

Every Saturday afternoon from 3:05, join pundits Carlos Escueta and Pete Laverick for a well deserved Sports Break, with news, views, and interviews from the world of sport, both home and away.

This week, we welcome back our football correspondent Chris Lau, who this time tells us everything we need to know about Lee Man’s 2-1 victory over rivals Kitchee in the Hong Kong League Cup final this past week. Lee Man’s win at Mong Kok Stadium may have spoiled the likely local league winner's bid for a domestic double — but what exactly does this mean for the long term future of the club going forward amid its ongoing rebuild?

Later, Carlos and Pete dive into all things NBA basketball as the race for the final spots in the 2026 playoffs continue to heat up. Is anyone stopping the Oklahoma City Thunder from going back to back? Who’s winning MVP? Any dark horses? We give our takes…

Saturday afternoons from 3:05 to 4 - on Radio 3

Every Saturday afternoon, Simon Willson brings you two hours of twentieth century pure… rolled… gold! Join him for yesterday’s hits that became today’s classics, along with some of those awesome album tracks you won’t have heard on Radio 3 since they were released. If you are into the music of the 70s, 80s, and 90s, you’ve come to the right place.

Turn Radio 3 'up to 11'… with Simon’s Rolled Gold.

Every Saturday afternoon from 4:05 to 6 - on Radio 3

Did you know that the way we eat can reveal surprising secrets about who we are, where we came from, and where food trends are heading next? Join us this Sunday morning at 8:10 for the second episode of Snack Attack, Radio 3’s food show! Rachel Liu and Raphael Blet,
together with top food experts, will serve up bite-sized insights into the food trends shaping our region.

In this episode, we explore the fascinating history of egg tarts – a beloved treat we all associate with Macau, yet one that has exploded into a viral sensation across the region with exciting new varieties. To uncover more, we spoke with renowned food writer Annabel Jackson.

Sunday mornings at 8:10- on Radio 3

An outstanding VCT recording and arrangement from 1932, this week, from Billy Banks with Pee Wee Russel on Sax and clarinet (we also find out what Billy’s other superpower was!). We travel to 1925 with a very well known Irish tenor for a bit of a tear jerker written in the 1860s. Glen Mason, in the 50s, covers an already well covered rock n’roller, and Colin digs a up a big movie number by a much forgotten band leader that was at the top of the charts for 12 weeks.

Email us for a request, to get a VCT shout-out, or to share a jazzy story

Sunday morning from 8:30 to 9 - on Radio 3

This week Carolyn will be playing new music from the likes of Laibach, Jack White, Beth Orton and Dry Cleaning. There's also a look ahead to the upcoming gig by Sunday Escape favourites Shame, plus a Sunday Cover Supplement on an 80s classic done by Brigitte Calls Me Baby, a really quite silly Super Clever Music Mystery Quiz and of course there will be biscuits. 

Every Sunday morning  from 9 til 12 - Only on Radio 3

Every Sunday lunchtime from 12:05 to 2, let James Ross bring your afternoon alive with two hours of The Latest and Greatest music out there. With top tunes from the 60s right up to today, you’ll hear everything from The Beatles, Diana Ross, and Hall & Oates through to many of today’s hits from around the world, as heard in both the UK Top 40 and the US Billboard 100.

Sunday afternoons - 12:05 to 2 - on Radio 3