4th November - Playing your requests and dedications. Can you spot the link in the first hour? Bits of trivia like when the world's first telegram was sent and when Britain's first successful kidney transplant took place, There's more requests in the second hour and a...

4th November - All the usual features in the first hour including local news and weather, true confessions and fake news. The second hour is BRONZE where all the songs peaked at number 3 in the year 1989. I'll even throw in some reminders of what was happening in that...

3rd November - Join me for an hour of 70s hits that all contain a movement in the name. From The Resurrection Shuffle to Walking On The Moon with a whole lot of falling, running, rocking and jiving in between.

28th October - Music chosen by you! Find out where the longest over-sea bridge is located and when Concorde made it's last commercial passenger flight. A link in the first hour - can you guess what it is? A country break after 2pm, three country artists all...

28th October - The usual features including a rundown of the Most Requested Artist Chart, collated from the requests we receive from you. Between 12 and 1 - three is the magic number when I play songs that peaked at number 3 in 1984 plus a reminder of some of the...

27th August - The Four Seasons playing songs from spring, summer, autumn and winter and not a Christmas tune in sight. Offerings from Engelbert Humberdink, The Corrs, Love Unlimited, Simon and Garfunkel and many more. Join me at 7 pm as I skip through the seasons.

21st October Find out when Blue Peter was first broadcast and who was pulling Muffin the Mule's strings. Can you get the connection in the first hour? There's a special birthday country break just after 2 pm and I'll be featuring music chosen by listeners on Mary...

21st October - Live from the studio with weather and sports updates, a run down of the Most Requested Artist Chart, some true confessions and fake news. After successfully traversing the noon he'll bring you songs that peaked at number 3 in the UK chart in 1979 -...

20th October - this week we'll have part 4 of the 60's movement where every song will come from the 60s and the name of the song will have something to do with movement. From Gerry & The Pacemakers to Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames , from Matt Monro to Max...

14th October - Find out when McDonalds first opened in London and when the 50p piece replaced the 10 shilling note. We 're featuring Frank Deas and Mary Moore wards, but call us or email if you fancy a request of your own. Spot the link in the first hour and enjoy...

14th October sees the return of Paul Caffrey, who's been away for the summer. We are delighted he's back, bringing his very own kind of humour to Radio St Helier. In the first hour he'll be updating us on the weather, sports and...

13th October - I've kicked COVID into touch and return with part 2 of a night at the cinema. Every song in this hour will be the title track from a film - so many to choose from. I'll be including Limahl, Pat Boone, Cyndi Lauper, Bobby Darin, Andy Williams and a whole...

30th September - Inis, our new recruit, is back to co-present today. A show that includes your requests, a link in the first hour, bits of old news like when we bought our first Birdseye frozen fish finger, a country break and a few laughs along the way. Join me and...

Friday 29th September - It's All In The Name - The name's Bond - James Bond! All music in this hour will be from James Bond movies. Bring your martini - shaken but not stirred!

23rd September - Your requests are the main event and we'll find out the shocking news about Paul McCartney in 1969, who was voted rock's ultimate icon and what was sold to Mr Chubb in 1915 only to be returned to the nation a couple of years later. What film links the...

22nd Sept -At the Movies - every song is the title track of a movie. We'll have offerings from The Supremes, Robert Palmer, Cilla Black, Christopher Cross, Bobby Vinton, Cyndi Lauper, Barry Manilow and a few very obvious ones.

16th Sept - Join me and meet Inis, our new recruit. Find out how much George Best's football shirt brought at auction, when the two tier postal system was introduced and when the very first penalty kick was taken in English league football, plus loads more equally...

15th September - Part 5 of Music by Numbers - every track will have a number in the title including songs from 1954 - 2016. We'll have hits from The Shadows and Stevie Nicks, Meat Loaf and Lena Martell, Frank Sinatra and Foster & Allen. What a mix!

9th September Find out what the Government was hiding from us in 1995, what the Who were doing while their van was stolen and when Tottenham Hotspur was first formed. Great music chosen by listeners, a link in the first hour and a country break.

If you want to see PJ dressed as a pirate visit the villages and towns along the coast to find out when they have their bonfire - Start with Eastbourne! A Great mix of music and banter between two DJs - PJ and DJH every Thursday from 7 pm. Fancy a giggle? Give them a...

8th September - A late summer. Every song has summer in the title to celebrate an Indian Summer - or is it? An Indian summer relates to a warm sunny spell in autumn, typically October/November. Music from Mungo Jerry to Manic Street Preachers and lots in between.

2nd September find out when shops were legally able to open on a Sunday and when coca cola first went on sale in Britain. Requests from the patients of St Helier hospital and listeners elsewhere. From Doris Day to Elton John - a great mix of music.

1st September - this week Sylvia is your Calendar Girl - every song will have the name of a month in the title. Music from 1957 and 2022 with lots in between. Playing some old favourites from Pat Boone and Andy Williams and introducing some new from Lily Williams and...

25th August - Part 4 of Music by Numbers - what a line up of music! From 1958 to 2022 a fantastic mix of music and all with a number in the title. You will hear from Blondie, Phil Collins, James Bay, Chuck Berry, the Four Tops, Neil Sedaka and a whole lot more.