Join Inkast for another eclectic mix of tracks from around the world, featuring the best in Jazz, Reggae, Salsa and Rock?n?Roll. This week Inkast announces dates from an Australian Jazz orchestra and recaps the lady musicians he has played since All This Jazz began.

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Nigel returns from his holiday refreshed and ready to play more of those classic Blues tracks that will always stand the test of time. This weeks features tracks from the likes of Bo Diddley, R L Burnside and a special track from way back in 1928...

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Each week DJ RelaxSingh brings you an eclectic mix of music from anywhere on planet earth. This weeks show is about ambient loveliness with the best in relaxsingh beats, featuring an exclusive from the Orb's new album, the Dream.

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Finally the sun is out and Sista Flo is here to bring you the sunniest Gospel music around? To quote Flo herself ?get on your dancing shoes and drop your legs?!

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Radio Peckham proudly presents The Jazzheadchronicles, a brand new weekly fix of progressive cutting edge music from across the planet. Your host DJ Mickey Smith sets out to explore and embrace the absolute finest in World Music and present it with passion and positivity. This week Mickey invites guest Mark Gilmour to the studio to discuss his musical career and current projects.

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The Mixtape Sessions is back, and in its original format as Chiners returns to the mic! Join Fat Laces and Chinners in this 90 minute special, for the best in new, unsigned and chart Hip-Hop and R&B.

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In this weeks? Old Cool Show, Ben plays the usual great mix of legendary tracks from past to present. Featuring the likes of Johnny Kid and the Pirates, the Beatles and the White Stripes.

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In this week's show Zoe explores how the church is helping women. She speaks to Luciana from the Shine Organisation, which helps teenage girls gain confidence and self-worth. Zoe also speaks to Kathy Clark, senior pastor from Hillsong Church, who helps rescue widows and orphans from poverty in both the UK and abroad. One In A Million, because you are...

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Your very own salsa master, DJ Chombo Loco, returns for another hour-long latino mix featuring the very best in both new and classic tracks from around the world.

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This week Lexi invites duo The Spiderjacks to sit on her sofa. They perform live in the studio, talk about their solo careers before joining forces to create The Spiderjacks and bring in a great selection of new music from other up-and-coming bands. Perfect to listen to whilst relaxing on your own sofa with a cup of tea.

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The sun was out for this year?s Cossall Fun Day, and the Radio Peckham team was there to nibble on the BBQ, drink fruit smoothies and talk to residents. Listen out for a glimpse into the day?s events, some great carnival music and the latest news from the Cossall Estate.

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In this special ninety minute show Inkast takes us on a musical journey through ol' time country and western. Expect nothing other than the best in hill-billy rock'n'roll from days gone by, featuring the likes of Brenda Lee, Janis Martin and Johnny Preston.

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Sista Flo returns to play some music for the soul. This week she shares some of the most uplifting and spiritual sounds of Gospel from around the world.

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It's time to get into the neutral zone for some of the best in spoken word and poetry only on Radio Peckham. This week, Gabriella Alexander joins Patrick in the studio to read some poetry.

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This week Zoe is discussing women in business including an interview with Guy Stanley of Business Extra on how to start your own business in Southwark.

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Let there be love with the help of Radio Peckham's resident cupid Lisa Jane? This week we swoon over the likes of Usher, Bill Withers and Will Young.

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Join DJ Micky Smith as he plays through his favourite tracks from around the globe, including James Lavell and Jaga Jazzist.

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DJ Chombo Loco brings the sunshine to Southwark with an hour of the best summery Latino tunes around. As Chombo Loco would say; its going to be 'Caliente! Caliente!'

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Ben is back to take us on a journey through the greatest hits of the past 4 decades. This week we hear from the likes of Nina Simone, The Pretenders and The Stranglers, through to the recent number one from The Ting Tings.

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Peckham's very own master of Jazz and old time tunes returns for another 90 minute set. To celebrate the arrival of the summer, this week Inkast rolls out the like of Betty Lovett, Nat King Cole and Prince Buster.

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In this week's One In A Million, Zoe discusses the issue of healthy living in Southwark. Zoe speaks to members of the public using the Peckahm Pulse Centre about the benefits of keeping fit and using local facilities.

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Sista Flo plays the best in Gospel music from around the globe, proving that Gospel music is not just about church choirs, but about Reggae, R&B and Soul..

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Chombo Loco is certainly in high spirits in this week?s Salsa Lounge! Expect a lot of laughs with his co-host Gabriella and producer Fat Laces in this special hour and a half salsa-fest.

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Each week DJ relaxSingh showcases fantastic music from planet earth for bipeds everywhere! This week he takes you on a tour of bands hailing from Brixton, Brighton, Leeds and Lagos with a quick stop in the med for fresh air..

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As the summer draws ever closer, Sybil gives you the essential lowdown to this years festivals. Together with her guest Sophie, the girls discuss why Glastonbury has failed to sell out and the benefits of going to smaller festivals, as well as introducing some European alternatives

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On this week's show, Sam, Nicole, Molly and Kyle were joined by the BBC'S Newsnight team, who filmed their discussion on gun and knife crime. Tune in for more on that and plenty of gossip, music and chat..

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You know the deal, Fat Laces brings you straight heat before you?ll hear it anywhere else. This is the best in urban music.

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This month's cultural fix includes an exclusive interview and recital by legendary beat poet Michael Horovitz. Our featured guest is Ian Dejardin, director of the celebrated Dulwich Picture Gallery, and a jetlagged Blackfire summon up the energy for an amazing performance of traditional Navajo music. If that isn?t enough, we also have the curators of the Sassoon Gallery debating chicken and chips.

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Patrick has pulled out all the stops this week to give you not one, but two live performances! First to step up to the microphone is local artist and writer Alex Fear, followed by up-and-coming band The English Martyrs. Not one to miss...

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Ben returns with more of those legendary tracks that time will never forget. This week includes golden oldies from the likes of The Clash and The Zombies, as well as recent hits such as Hard-Fi.

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Listen up for your weekly dose of slushy romance from the likes of Tracy Chapman, James Morrison and The Eurhythmics.

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Radio Peckham proudly presents The Jazzheadchronicles, a brand new weekly fix of progressive cutting edge music from across the planet. Your host DJ Mickey Smith sets out to explore and embrace the absolute finest in World Music and present it with passion and positivity. This week Mickey invites guest Mark Gilmour to the studio to discuss his musical career and current projects.

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It's the last 60 Minute Madness for a few weeks so expect an extra special hour of the best of drum and bass beats from Zee and Del.

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This week Patrick is accompanied by Moss and Joss! Step into the neutral zone and hear local artists play live.

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Ben plays you an hour of some of the greatest musicians from the last decades. Featuring Calypso music, Ska, Reggae and Hip-Hop.

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Lisa returns this week with another great selection of classic love songs. To email in to the show, send an email to info@radiopeckham.org.

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This week it's just Sam presenting the Youth Magazine Show. Featuring a promo for the Channel 4 documentary called "Media Box", a book review and some Amy Winehouse gossip. The show is now moving to Mondays from 5-6pm.

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On this week's Salsa Lounge, Chombo Loco speaks with El Naza O.S.O who did a remix of Chombo's song. Also featuring great Salsa and Latino songs from around the world, including some chart remixes.

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Once again, DJ F Bless is back to delive you an hour of his soulful house grooves and beats.

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This week, Zoe speaks to many different women attending the Hillsong Women Colour Conference at the Royal Albert Hall. She also attends the launch of the MBG Funhouse, a place to provide counselling, fun activities and information for parents and children. She talks to the three single parents who set the MBG Funhouse up.

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Ladies and gentlemen, please tune in for another hour of tune from the premier Jazz DJ in the UK, Mr Inkast.

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Another chance to catch the Blues stuff and this is truly not to be missed. Especially as Nigel's away for three weeks! Never mind, there's a massive archive of his shows in the Jazz and Blues section.

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On this week's Gospel Train, Sista Flo is back with another hour of the finest songs in the Gospel genre. Expect a little reggae, a little soul and lots of rejoicing!

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On this weeks Salsa Lounge Chombo Loco is joined in the studio by a very special Latino artist. Expect the best in salsa, reggaeton and other Latino beats from arguably the best salsa show this side of the Atlantic!

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This week producer Roxy joins Zee to co-host the 60 Minute Madness... expect the usual great mix of D&B beats and a little extra commentary from the somewhat inexperienced Drum and Bass listener!

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This week DJ Relax Singh is joined by world music connoisseur Leon Parker, who brings to the studio an eclectic mix of tracks, old and new, from around the globe.

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Lisa returns with another great selection of classic love songs. This week includes tracks by the likes of Mariah Carey, Barry White and Snow Patrol.

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This week Patrick is without a live guest, but have no fear! This week's PH7 is all about the demos, and of course, all about the local talent. So step on up to the soapbox and straight into the neutral zone...

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Ben plays out your weekly dose of legendary tracks from across the decade. This week includes the likes of Abba, The Archies and local 80s pop stars Bros.

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Inkast invites you back into his allotment of jazz and world music. What'll it be this week, vegetables or salad? Just great music to everyone but Inkast!

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Tune in to experience some of that stuff, a bit of those blues and Boycott Coca Cola. Sounds like good fun!

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Sista' Flo brings you some soothing gospel from around the world. Just the trick to get you relaxed before the weekend.

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Join Patrick as, in an unusual move for the neutral zone, he talks bank overdrafts with Kevin Davidson. A more orthodox presence is Heartsong, a local music act who perform live.

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Join Lexi on the Sofa for an hour with Myles Winter Roberts. You?ll hear a bit of live music, a bit of chat and some great tunes.

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This week Lexi invites Karim Fanous on to the most comfortable sofa in Peckham. He talks a bit about his debut album, his latest tour and, of course, plays some great live tunes.

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Check out this week?s selection of legendary tunes on Ben?s Old Cool Show. The show includes classic tracks from the likes of Elvis Presley, Bronski Beat and Underworld.

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Join Lisa as she plays a selection of classic love songs to brighten up your day. This week features tracks by Prince, Fleetwood Mac and Lenny Kravtiz.

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Tune in to the 60 Minute Madness, as Zee and Gee play out the best in drum and bass beats, from the latest releases to those old school classics. Listen out for the chance to win exclusive mix CD's and find out about up and coming raves.

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Tune in for the best in Latino tunes from Radio Peckham's salsa master DJ Chombo Loco.

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Join Gabriel and Sam for the usual mix of music, chat and the boy's thoughts on various issues. Tune in for news on this years Vibrations Festival, which has been renamed as the Whatever festival.

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Expected the unexpected with Tasty Beats from Planet Earth? This week's varied selection of world and dance music includes the likes of Daft Punk, Four Tet and Shakra.

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On this week's One In A Million, Zoe speaks to Vivianne Hayes from the Women's Resource Centre in Barbican. They discuss the plight of women with no official residence in the UK, who are unable to receive help from abusive relationships. Zoe also speaks to Cat Whitehouse from Eve's, who discusses women caught in people trafficking.

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Join the Nizzy crew for the latest tunes, live performances from local talent and a look at the stress of those dreaded exams!

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An hour of fast food (!?). What does Inkast mean when he attributes food types to musical genres? Guess there's only one way to find out...

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The Blues man returns but this time he's gone all funky. Tune in for the usual blues sound with a tinge of American funk brought by the likes of The Meters.

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Sista Flo brings you the best in Gospel music from around the world. Everything from The Grace Thrillers to Carlene Davis can be found right here.

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Yeahhh, it's PH7 once again in the neutral zone. This time the solid form of water, also known as Patrick, is joined by local trombone poet Paul Taylor.

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How do you describe a show called 60 minute madness? All we can say is it's a bit of Drum n Bass, a bit of MCing and a bit of chat.

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More Peruvian rhythms and pan pipe soothing from Gabriella as she's joined again by Jonny Rodriguez.

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RelaxSingh beams in the best in world music from a location unknown. From Bhangra beats to pop classics, this show has a little something for everyone.

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The only thing more neutral than water is Mr PH7. In this show he welcomes local Ghanaian artist Byron into the neutral zone. Tune in for some great live music and poetry.

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Join Lisa for some more love songs and the best ballads around.

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He's back with more stuff. Nigel brings you an hour of everything from crackly vinyl to contemporary blues.

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You know who he is and you know what he plays. Hit that ?listen' button for another classic hour.

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He's back with more stuff. Nigel brings you an hour of everything from crackly vinyl to contemporary blues.

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He is not Outkast, and this is not some other radio station. This is Inkast on radiopeckham.org, and you should be listening to All This Jazz.

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Join Mike Belgrave for an hour of belly laughs, bitching and bickering layered with an eclectic mix of the weird, wonderful, pretentious and down right awful.

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Join your DJ Chombo Loco for a two hour special of the finest Latin music around. You know the deal, interviews with international artists and all the biggest Salsa, Reggaeton and Merengue around.

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Thousands of young people are bullied every year, and this programme looks at the issues that some of us face on a daily basis and asks what is being done to stop it. We hear from Rio Ferdinand about speaking out and a 15 year old who has been bullied for almost ten years shares his experiences. Tune in as Kimberly and Davis present with Wayne and Katya from the Southwark Mediators Project as guests.

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Noisy neighbours? Kids on street corners? Music from mobile phones blaring out at the back of the bus? Does it bug you, or is it just part of the vibrancy of Peckham? In this show we talk to local people about how they think anti-social behaviour affects our borough. We take a trip with grannies on the bus playing out Frank Sinatra through their mobile phones, and follow Southwark's Noise Patrol on a Friday night shift.

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There's been an explosion in the centre of Peckham and the cause hasn't been confirmed. Hundreds of residents have to be evacuated and flames are still raging. What do we do now? Ben Perry is joined by a panel of guests who comment on incidents as they happen in our drama. Scenes discussed are not real and reports throughout the show are completely fictitious.

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We camped out in Burgess Park for South London's premier Urban festival. The best up-and-coming artists performed live for Radio Peckham and gave exclusive interviews.

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After the murder of another teenager in South London, a young man speaks candidly to Radio Peckham about his involvement with weapons. From being on both sides of a gun to ?slicing' someone with a sword, the life of a young man caught up in a territorial war is laid bare. This show is a no-holds-barred look at one of the most talked about problems facing London's urban communities. Also featured in the show is an interview with Lee Harper-Penman, a youth worker mentoring teenagers known for carrying guns and knives. Our other studio guests include ex-gang-member Jennifer Blake and Super Intendent Victor Olisa.

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Join Radio Peckham at this year's I Love Peckham festival. Fantastic food, marvellous music and dancing so good that Elvis turned up for a boogie!

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This time round the Spotlight is on the RSPB's Wildlife Gardening Campaign, Radio Peckham's collaborations with London Tonight and the BBC, and an exclusive preview of the Gas Organ exhibition taking place at the Sassoon Gallery. This programme contains flatulence that some listeners may wrongly find offensive.

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In this show, Radio Peckham looks at extreme religious behaviour, through the experiences of the people who live and work here. We look how faith groups contribute to our community, and see how they're coping with criticism from the media using the label 'religious extremism'. In the studio, presenter Shane Carey welcomes Professor Noibi from the British Muslim Association, Catholic Canon James Cronin and Phil Stokes from the Evangelical group Southwark For Jesus, alongside Phil Nichol from the London Lesbian and Gay Switchboard and local resident Sally Wilson. This show features an interview with a formerly Islamic woman affected by honour killing, which some listeners may find disturbing.

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This week the spotlight is on Meena Khatwa, a Radio Peckham volunteer who is organising an Asian film festival, and the community meeting held at the weekend to discuss gun and knife crime. Also on the show is information on Radio Peckham's Summer University course for young people and our imminent collaboration with the BBC.

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This week the spotlight is on Nuru Mkali, a film director from Peckham who took one of his projects to the Cannes film festival and Leigh Thomas, the Executive Director for Media Box, who tells Radio Peckham, how young people can access money for their own media projects. Also on the show is a snippet of last weeks ?Rhythms of the World' show. Not one to be missed!

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In celebration of Southwark Refugee week, Mario Miletic hosts a show packed full of fabulous live performances from some of Southwark's finest. Mousa Sharififarid and co bring you the sumptuous sounds of the Ahwazi Music Group, the Golden Years bring you the best from South America and Henry Brown brings you an exclusive taste of El Salvador. Turn your speakers up and enjoy!

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On May 12th the Cossall Estate was overtaken by cheerleading teams, DJ workshops, stone-carvers and more, as part of the first in a series of days aimed at finding out what local people would like done to improve the area. Radio Peckham was there to record people's thoughts of the day and the estate, plus cheerleader chants, DJ workshops and interviews with Russell Proffitt and Adrian Newman of the Peckham Programme, who funded the day.

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Is the UK becoming a nanny state? As the smoking ban comes into force on the 1st July, Radio Peckham is asking what effect this will have on our community. Through talking to local residents and businesses, we find out what people think and look at how the ban will be enforced in Southwark. Points raised by local residents are put to a panel of studio guests including the landlord of Peckham pub The White Horse, a Project Support Officer from the Smokefree cacmpaign, and local MP Harriet Harman.

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Michael is back with the latest news and gossip in all things Peckham! Radio Peckham's very own Venus, who was recently interviewed by the national More! Magazine about her volunteering, pops in to chat about her work as a fashion belt designer, plus exclusive info on what's coming up on Radio Peckham.

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Radio Peckham is asking what the community wants the police to do in order to solve the violence on our streets. What is the impact of tougher policing? Is it the police's responsibility to solve the violence problems on our streets or is it everyone's job? Studio guests include Richard Blackwood (Choice FM), Malcolm Tillier (Southwark Police Borough Commander), Jennifer Blake from the Eternal Life Support Centre and local youth workers from the Street Politiks Collective.

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This week the Spotlight is on local residents Joel Ringrose, who is organising a Concert for the charity WaterAid, and Sasha Bennett who is in the final 12 of the nationwide ?Face of Touch' modelling competition. Emma Jane Richards, Peckham's female racing driver, also pops in to tell us how she got on in the last round of the Formula Woman competition and Michael keeps you up to date with news on our ?Getting Tough: Heavy-Handed Policing' phone-in.

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Delegates from the Greenwich Forum, a team of international young people who recently attended the World Economic Forum, are back in the studio to tell us how they got on. Their aim is to raise awareness of the importance of education for all children, the world over. Listen in to find out how they got on in Brussels and having lunch with Bill Clinton!

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Radio Peckham's news programme premieres with exclusive interviews with DJ Shamblez on his win at the Sony Radio Awards and Emma Jane Richards ? Peckham's female racing driver. Also featured are Karl Murray's feedback on youth employment and Russell's plea for your emails!

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90% of adults in Britain drink alcohol, and for most people drinking is a normal sociable activity. Alcohol awareness week runs from the 7th ? 14th May, and Radio Peckham has teamed up with Safer Southwark Partnership to bring you an open, frank discussion of alcohol's place in our community. We talk to local pub goers about why Peckham's pubs are important, and investigate how and why sociable drinking can turn into a long term alcohol problem. A recovering alcoholic relates her own battle with drink, and studio guests discuss how best to support victims of alcohol misuse. Shane Carey is joined in the studio by local pub landlord Bill Skehan and Bar Manager Robert, Jamie Wilson - a local resident affected by alcohol misuse in his family, Alcohol Recovery Counsellor Jane Ucrifer, Tanya Barrow from Southwark Council's Drugs and Alcohol Action Team and Phil Atkinson from Southwark Primary Healthcare Trust.

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Radio Peckham welcomes MP Harriet Harman to the studio to meet local lone parents and hear their views. The show centres around government plans to get single parents back into work as soon as their children reach 12 years old. Local lone parents convey their experiences to Harriet, asking how the government can help them get back to work, whilst ensuring the plans are workable.

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Think living in America is like one life-long episode of the OC or Fresh Prince? Think again. Tune in and find out what life is really like across the Atlantic and what our American friends think of the great town of Peckham as students from Ithaca College make the long trip to SE15.

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Southwark Council's new chief executive and Peckham Programme's Adrian Newman come to the studio to talk about how the council is working towards better services for residents and better communication.

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Members of local over 55's drama group the Lomond Players are in the studio reading from monologues they have written about their experiences of being older.

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Michael Stickland meets local black historian Stephen Bourne and discusses the often overlooked history of black people in Britain, and his new book written on the subject.

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A panel of local teenagers voice their concerns about finding jobs and accessing careers services to Karl Murray, Head of Southwark's Services for Young People. They discuss how Connexions should be improved and how young people can gain work experience and begin their career.

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Join David Bottomley in the studio as Cllr. Kim Humphreys confirms he'll be spending 3 days and nights on the Heygate Estate to find out what it's really like. Also in the studio are Desmond Kilroy from the Empty Homes Association and Bobby Dowler, a former squatter who now puts on art shows in one of Peckham's empty homes.

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Michael Stickland joins Clive Pankhurst and Marian Carson from Volunteer Centre Southwark, together with local residents who volunteer, to discuss why it is people volunteer and how volunteering benefits both individuals and organisations.

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This is Gang Life 3. The third in the series of shows looking at issues surrounding Gang Life and how it is affecting the Peckham Community. Venus is joined in the studio by UK Hip Hop artists Bigcakes, DJ Heat and J.Biggs from Mobo award winning Street Politiks collective together with youth living in Peckham, for a discussion that generates answers for those who have the power to take action.

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Following on from last week's discussion, this show asks whether Tony Blair's plans for tougher punishments are really the answer to Peckham's problems. In the studio Michael Stickland is joined by anti-gun crime artists Skeme and Big P and local documentary maker Yuppy. Jennifer Blake, founder of the Eternal Life Support Centre, also joins us and tells of her success in guiding young people away from crime. The show also contains audio from the community as Radio Peckham gives residents a chance to answer the Prime Minister.

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Do you have dreams of making it in the music industry? Listen to my show with Omar, where you will have the opportunity to learn about Omar's career and get some tips from one of the UK's greatest artists. Email the show: venus@radiopeckham.org

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Michael Stickland meets Shaun McDowell, Christopher Green and Bobby Dowler, part of a collective of local artists based in Lyndhurst Way. They talk about their recent Colour and Line exhibition and tell the story of they turned a squatted empty house into their own gallery.

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Following 3 recent murders in Peckham, including the shooting of 15 year old schoolboy Michael Dosumnu in his own bedroom, everyone is asking what can be done to stop the violence. Andrew Payne puts forward the views of the youth and local residents in Peckham in the wake of the murders. He also gives young people in the studio a chance to question a panel of officials over the problem of how gun violence is being handled. Members of the panel include Superintendent David Chinchen of Southwark Police, Labour Councillors Tayo Situ and Gordon Nardell and Uanu Seshmi of the Boyhood to Manhood Foundation. The show was filmed by London Tonight and will be broadcast on ITV at 6pm on thursday 15th Feb.

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On Thursday the 18th January ten young people came along to Radio Peckham to ask what the station is all about. They were all taking part in a programme called Greenwich Forum, in which 60 young people from all over the world came to Greenwich to look into education and community initiatives. They plan to come up with a set of ideas for how to improve education all around the world, and present these to the next World Economic Forum in Switzerland. In this show, project coordinator Shane Carey for Radio Peckham answers their questions and sets out to explain what Radio Peckham means for the local community. 

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There's been a lot of talk recently about weight and health problems both in Southwark and nationally. Children in Southwark have been labelled as the most overweight in London and MPs have highlighted the urgent need to get us all into better shape. So with all of this in mind, we took the opportunity to talk to people in Southwark who are involved in healthy eating programmes, to find out how to improve our nutrition for a healthier, happier lifestyle.

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There's been a lot of talk recently about weight and health problems both in Southwark and nationally. Children in Southwark have been labelled as the most overweight in London and MPs have highlighted the urgent need to get us all into better shape. So with all of this in mind, we took the opportunity to talk to people in Southwark who are involved in healthy eating programmes, to find out how to improve our nutrition for a healthier, happier lifestyle.

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This week we discuss the plan to take the Cross River Tram right into Peckham town centre, and look at the effect of building a tram depot opposite Rye Lane Station. Guests include Russell Proffit (Peckham Programme), Pat Haynes (TfL) and Eileen Conn (Peckham Vision).

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The Community Council Show presents the points raised and has a live studio discussion with a mixed panel of residents. Visit www.radiopeckham.org and follow the link to the community council page. Here you can find out more information as well as telling us your comments using the feedback form.

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This weeks issue is about hate crime in our area and what you can do about it. Featuring Victim Support Southwark and the Bede House Hate Crime Project, this is a frank discussion on how you, or somebody you know can get help.

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Presented by Darrell Coupland and Shane Carey. Guests from South London and Maudsley NHS Trust and Three C's Support, who run the Crossways Centre in Peckham, talk about how mental health affects people in the workplace, and look at local services available to help. A client from Southwark Works talks about how the initiative is helping her find work.

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A panel of young people from the area quiz Councillor Althea Smith on what the council are doing and what they should be doing about Education, Crime and services for young people.

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