A weekly show hosted by urbanist Donald Hyslop. Today: Last year Donald talked with Özge Dursun from KÖPRÜ, an NGO working on creative projects with Syrian refugees in Şanlıurfa, Southern Turkey. From this conversation emerged a project to create a number of radio programmes about their work, to be broadcast on this show in partnership with Rozana Radio. Rozana was established by broadcasters and journalists who had to flee the Syrian Civil War and transmits from the city of Gaziantep to eight million people across the region. The field work recording for the project was scheduled to take place in Gaziantep next week. On Monday two huge earthquakes in the region brought devastation to an area the size of Portugal in Southern Turkey, an area with ten cities with over one million inhabitants, including Gaziantep and Şanlıurfa. With the project now postponed for a while, Donald was however able to connect with colleagues this week and discuss the situation. In conversation with Özge Dursun and Aslı Bilge, (both KÖPRÜ) in Istanbul, and Lina Chawaf (Rozana Radio) and Saad Al Nasifi in Gaziantep. [Repeats Tuesday 6.30pm.]

Flamencohead. A look at the fiercest side of flamenco, the sounds that inspired it and the music it has inspired - from 1000-year-old Sephardic songs to the latest electronica, and from the cave-houses of Granada to California. Hosted by Javier Surroca. This month: music from Los Tarantos, Manolo Sanlúcar, Fred Frith, The Tomcats, La Marelú, Carina La Dulce and G. Baranov, Cañadú, Triana, Califato 3/4, El Mati, Niña de la Puebla, R. Diamond and M. Poblete, Marina Heredia and Flametal. [Repeats Monday 10am.]

Hosted by Johny Brown and Band Of Holy Joy. This week: Bad Punk Field Recording 02.23 - The Immortal Week. Collaged extracts from a 3 day residency of live art/installation/sound held at Hoxton Gallery on 1-3 February 2023 featuring Gallum F Kerr, Caroline Gregory/Luke Jordan/Kevin Quigley and Story Teller. The Immortal Week was inspired by the Celtic Revivalists, weaving through the ideas of William Sharp/Rutland Boughton and the ancient sacred sites of Angel Islington. For more information visit johny.co.uk, contact badpunkradio@gmail.com. [Repeats Tuesday 1am.]