In this show our MUSICOLOGY topic is all about all sorts of things actually, quite a surprising collection, I would say! Let your ears smile happily as they are cuddled gently by musical selections from past editions of BOX 39, with their essential analyses and commentaries - all delivered by Guppy Productions very own Musicologist, Adrian Coen. With Adrian Coen

Once more back by popular request, here is another selection of Red Button Onions, original 100-word stories written by our listeners, and lovingly fetched from our sister show ‘Bills Big Bag of Onions’. Boiled to perfection, and then drizzled with a spicy sauce of remarkable soundscapes - these are ONLY Onions, and plenty of them too! So, get ready to nibble and chew upon this remarkable banquet. with Adrian Coen & Yvonne Pini

What if you could go back in time to when you discovered one of your favourite albums?  Why did you like it?  How did it make you feel?  And what was going on all in the world around you? This show features: ‘New Boots and Panties’ by Ian Dury with Adrian Coen

In this show our MUSICOLOGY topic is all about Cats, Nothing is as good as they say it is, and Adrian Stepping Up. Let your ears smile happily as they are cuddled gently by musical selections from past editions of BOX 39, with their essential analyses and commentaries - all delivered by Guppy Productions very own Musicologist, Adrian Coen. With Adrian Coen

Wivenhoe’s original Personal Trainer MALCOLM GOVE puts down his Dumb Bells and polishes up his Slam Balls, to offer controversial Jazz thoughts and feelings.  No stranger to ‘keeping it real just like what my brain feels it is’, Malcolm remains testimony to how Free Jazz Think means that anyone can remain small minded, yet still hit the big time. Bill and his Big Bag do not accept responsibility for anything Malcolm says. This is a Stripey Jazz Deck Chair, for goodness’ sake. Not a tedious 3-legged foot stool from IKEA. With Bill Lawrance, Adrian Coen & Malcom Gove

Voted by Daily Mail readers as ‘the most exciting Jazz Expert since Oswald Mosely, and described by 'The Lady' as 'Margaret Rutherford on acid’, these are the Jazz thoughts of VENETIA TARDY-BINT, happy widow of Sir Horace, lunchtime barfly and proud midfielder in the Wivenhoe Fox Hunt Women’s First XI. Bill and his Big Bag do not accept responsibility for anything Venetia says. This is a Hot Jazz Borstal, for goodness sake. Not a Finishing School. With Bill Lawrance, Adrian Coen & Venetia Tardy-Bint

episode 113 – RED BUTTON TARDIS: 1974, with Adrian Coen What if you could go back in time to when you discovered one of your favourite albums?  Why did you like it?  How did it make you feel?  And what was going on all in the world around you? This show features: ‘The Man in the Bowler Hat’ by Stackridge with Adrian Coen

Here is another circular tour of music, entirely curated by our listeners. It’s a happy wander once more, through our rounded and warm den of Words and Music - not obvious in design, and probably going to have a few bits you weren’t expecting. This week we start and finish at the concept of TURNING. with Adrian Coen

International thoughts of Jazz from Gus Slippers, the greatest electric French Horn player, since 'Wiggy' Vince Solaire in the 1970s. Bill and his Big Bag do not accept responsibility for unexpected or uncontrollable Jazz you may feel when listening to Gus. This is Jazz, for goodness sake. Not croquet. With Bill Lawrance, Adrian Coen & Gus Slippers

By popular demand,here is another selectio n of Red Button Onions, original 100-word stories written by our listeners, and lovingly fetched from our sister show ‘Bills Big Bag of Onions’. Boiled to perfection, and then drizzled with a spicy sauce of remarkable soundscapes - these are only Onions, and plenty of them too! So, get ready to nibble and chew upon this remarkable banquet. with Adrian Coen & Yvonne Pini