Windrush Radio

The broadcaster offers a diverse music format encompassing House, Dance, Indie, 80s, 90s, Classic Dance, Trance, Donk, Bounce, and more, aiming to be 'The Soundtrack to Your Life.' The station’s programming includes a wide range of genres, with a focus on Dance music, including Trance and Classic Dance, alongside Indie and Country music selections. The station also features segments dedicated to Jazz, Soul, Electronic music, and even Football-related content. The broadcaster's reach extends beyond a local audience, streaming globally while maintaining a connection to its local roots. The station emphasizes a blend of established favorites and emerging artists, catering to a broad spectrum of musical tastes. The station also supports local artists and events, providing a platform for their exposure. The station's schedule is packed with unique programming, hosted by a variety of presenters. Regular shows include “Down with the Kibz” hosted by Amy Kibbey, “Decades of Indie” with Bloggy, and “Blue Notice Jazz” presented by Simon Rance. “Open Mike Night” features local music and a quiz hosted by Mike Monahan, while “Big J - Friday Night Madness” delivers Trance music. Saturday mornings are covered by “Saturday Breakfast” with Ron, and “Spurs Mackay Country” provides a dose of Country, Roots, and Americana with Gordon. The “the local area Soul Club - Butters” is a monthly pop-up event, and “Hed Kandi” delivers a Sunday afternoon vibe. Other notable shows include “Guidepost Show” featuring Tim, Simon & Jason, “Riverside Rhythms” with Fergus, “A to D of Indie” with Ady Hanson, and “Unfinished Business.” A guest DJ slot is available on alternate Saturdays. The broadcaster has experienced significant growth, currently reaching a vast audience with over 250,000 monthly server clicks. A notable event in the station's history is the planned “Totally 90s Festival” scheduled for May 30th and 31st, 2026, at Cutteslowe Park. The station actively supports the Guidepost Trust through a request show. The broadcaster also provides a platform for Oxfordshire footballing legends through the “Football Show.” The station’s commitment to local engagement is evident in its support for local artists and its coverage of community events. The station also offers advertising opportunities, with packages available for businesses seeking to reach a wide audience. The station broadcasts on DAB and streams globally, offering a wide range of programming throughout the day. From 6am to 8pm, the station plays music without DJ commentary. Evening programming features a diverse range of shows, including “Tizzle Riffs” with Tizzy, “Late Night Love” with a selection of love songs, and “Electropod” with Andy Hill. The station also features “Ready For The Weekend” with Lee Everest, providing dance tunes to start the weekend. The broadcaster actively encourages listener interaction and community involvement, fostering a connection with its audience through various shows and events.