Each day, for the duration of the 2024 Paris Olympics, join Alyson Hau, Ben Cullen, and their guests, for a 15 minute focus on everything to do with Hong Kong’s involvement in the games, both past and present. In City of Sport - Hong Kong at the Olympics, you’ll hear all about our athletes, our teams, our Olympics history, the eco side, the clothing, our international community, and a whole lot more. 

Weekdays at 4.45pm - Weekends at 12.05pm - Only on Radio 3

James Ross  plays two more hours of the GHOM from the last five decades, and from around the world. In the mix this week we’ve the latest from Billie Eilish, Pixie Lott, Myles Smith, and Katy Perry, plus the current #1 on the Europe Official Top 100. There will be classics from Donna Summer, Coldplay (photo), Sheryl Crow, and Annie Lennox, with oldies from Desmond Dekker, Buddy Holly, The Beach Boys, and Jimmy Jones… and much more.

Saturday night 6.10 to 8... on Radio 3

Every week, all around Hong Kong, there are many fascinating talks and lectures happening, on a variety of topics. You can easily find them online by looking at the websites of our universities, societies, and libraries. Every Sunday morning at 7.30, Carol Mang will be introducing abridged versions of what we think are a great selection of these events for you to listen to and indulge your... Mind Matters.

In this week's episode, we will be talking about relations between China and the western world. China’s historical experience of war and conflict, deep ideological change, and revolution still deeply shape its reactions to the West. However, it is little understood in the wider world. Mr. Rana Mitter from the Harvard Kennedy School will explore some major factors that have shaped China's social thought and diplomatic approach. Mr Mitter was invited by the Asia Global Institute to give a talk entitled Reading China’s Future by Reading the Past: How China-West Relations are Being Shaped Today by Historical Thinking, and we'll listen to part of it this week.

Sundays from 7.30am to 8am... on Radio 3

This week through the mighty talents of Rudy Vallee, Dicky Pride, Eddie Haywood and more, we meet Old Man Mose, Begin The Beguine, and wish Alf Weidersehen, My Dear. Plus, Andre Previn and David Rose are 'Like Young' (their 1960 Top 20 insrtumental version of Previn's 1959 song of the same name).

Sundays from 8.30am to 9am... Only on Radio 3

It’s been a relatively quiet week for independent music, so on this edition of the Sunday Escape Paul and Carolyn will be playing some of their standout tracks from the last few weeks as well as some of their favourite songs in general plus a couple of indie disco classics. That said, there have been a few decent new releases, so you can also expect the Pop Fugitives to play brand new singles from Hinds, Karen O & Danger Mouse, Sassyhiya, BLITZ VEGA,  and Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds plus a cover version of a Margo Guryan song by Empress Of along with everything else that they pack into their record bags. In terms of the usual features The Super Clever Music Mystery returns of course, plus of course there’s the usual chat and of course new (and hopefully delicious) biscuits. Tune in on Sunday from 9am to 12pm! including the usual chat and of course some biscuits... fairly average ones.

Tune in on Sunday from 9am to midday.

Every Sunday 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 Sunday from 12.05pm until 2.

Robin Ewing presents a soundtrack to your mellow Sunday afternoon: A jazz-based jambalaya of seasoned classics, rediscovered gold, hard-to-find vinyl, modern marvels and a few laid-back lashings of soul, blues and R&B. Feeling Kinda Sunday is designed to enhance or enable whatever it is you may be doing on a Sunday afternoon in Hong Kong.

Every Sunday 2.05pm to 3pm...  Only on Radio 3.

Join folk musician and broadcaster Mark Rawson this and every Sunday at 3.05 for About Folk. Mark will be exploring both traditional and contemporary folk music and the artists who have created it. So if you like your music diverse and eclectic, but never straying too far from the familiar, listen to About Folk with Mark.

Every Sunday afternoon from 3.05pm - 4pm... Only on Radio 3