In this week's Oxcast the team talk car shows, theatre and day festivals. Nat decides to share some trivia and Orla rounds up the various walking tours of Oxford.

In this week's Oxcast the team talk trash...that turns into treasure, Austrian a cappella and the summer art fair. Also listen to an interview with Thad Cooper, one of the organisers of Astonbury Festival.

In this week's Oxcast the team talk about upcoming documentaries, the laziest way to learn about moths and which beer festivals to visit this weekend. Also hear an interview with Restore's Community Relations Officer, Hannah Feldman.

In this week's Oxcast the team discover more about the oldest instrument known to man, get excited about the Riverside Festival and find out some fascinating facts about bugs. Also listen out for an interview with Alex Faroe, co-organiser of the Jericho Comedy Nights.

In this week's Oxcast the team get overexcited about the chance to go medieval glamping, as well as talking about imaginary menageries and monkeys on cocaine. Also listen out for an interview with Michael Speight, director of Siege Theatre's Titus Andronicus.

This week, the team talk about meeting an Anglo-Saxon, gurning and Cornbury festival. We also talk to Jo Watkins, the owner of Darn it and Stitch about all things haberdashery.

This week the team talk about Alice's Day, Roman cavalry re-enactment and the Cowley Road Carnival! Listen to the OxcastExtra for the full interview about Alice's Day 2015 with David Gibb, Marketing and Communications Officer at the Story Museum.

This week the team have football and a guided bat tour for you as well as lots of Shakespeare to come! Also listen to an interview with MCS Arts Festival Oxford organiser, Anaïs Higgins.

It's festival season and in this week's Oxcast the team being you a festival each as well as concerts, comedy and Bike Week. Also hear the Young Women's Music Project telling you about some of this week's events.

In this week's Oxcast the team try out some Roman jokes and present interesting facts about everything from 1920s rom-coms to the brains of bees. There is, of course, also event info of the best things in Oxford this week from Low Carbon Week to Julius Caesar.