Have you dipped in to our sister stations Boom Light or Boom Rock? They're brimming with real programme  treasures. See if there's something you'd enjoy - or you can recommend to a friend.

Don Black - Boom Light

Don's track record as an multi award-winning lyricist is hard to beat - from To Sir with Love and Ben - to Born Free and Diamonds are Forever. Catch his carefully curated blend of music each Sunday at 3.00pm, with a repeat on Thursday at 6.00pm.

Clare Teal - Boom Light

Love swing and big band? Clare's always on the road as an impressive performer - and you can her her hand-chosen selection of favourites each Sunday at 4.00pm. There's a repeat on Thursday at 7.00pm.

The '50s Vintage Chart - Boom Light

If you enjoy the likes of Frankie Laine, Doris Day, Guy Mitchell, Bill Haley and  Paul Anka, this is the place to be! We know you enjoy our Vintage Charts from the '60s, '70s and early '80s every Sunday lunchtime on Boom Radio  - and they are followed on Boom Light each Sunday by this bonus chart from the 1950s, with Paul Robey. 

Nicky Horne - Boom Rock

Nicky Horne unbridled! You know his weekday shows well from Boom Radio - and you can hear him across the weekend too on Boom Rock, in an even freer mood and with the focus on rock. Join him Saturday at 2.00, Sunday at noon. 

Malcolm's Musicals & Movies - Boom Light

Malcolm's programme is proving really popular each Wednesday evening on Boom Radio at 9.00pm, but if you miss that - there's a second chance to catch the show on Saturday on Boom Light. Curtain up at 5.00pm.

Roger Day's 60s Rock - Boom Rock

The old pirate broadcaster is most at home playing '60s records - the ones he first played on rusty ships in the North Sea. His Saturday morning back-to-back '60s programme 8-10 am programme on Boom Radio proves really popular - and this extra Sunday morning programme across on our Boom Rock station at 10.00am is a real treasure, with the focus firmly on 60s rock.

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