This week there's a real mix of events and it's got the team chatting about everything from apricots to Icelandic electronica. Listen out for comedy, a few launches and some insect printmaking, as well as an interview with Vanora Bennett, who is talking about the Oxford Literary Festival this year.

This week the team discuss how not to blind yourself and plenty of things to see with your working eyes. These include topical theatre, family comedy and many festivals.

It's Anaïs' last Oxcast! Hear her meet her fateful end after she rounds up the theatre this week. Also listen out for science, sport, stand-up and don't forget it's Mother's Day on Sunday! Lastly, hear Nat's interview with Paul Whitty from Audiograft Festival.

This week Emma and Anaïs discuss dinosaurs, politics and the film industry. With International Women's Day on 8 March we cover several events marking the occasion, as well as dance, theatre and comedy in Oxford over the next 7 days. Listen also to the Oxcast Extra for our interviews with Zahra Tehrani (Young Women's Music Project, Womanity) and photographer Marc West.

In this week's Oxcast the team mourn the loss of Orange Wednesdays but make up for it with fantastic events such as inventive theatre, two festivals, St David's Day celebrations and more. Also listen to Nat's interview with the cast of One Man, Two Guvnors, which is showing at the New Theatre.

From human rights to the radical left, this week's Oxcast is full of political and topical events. As well as talks on all the big issues, there's comedy, theatre and a new film-book club. We also have an interview with Alison and Adrian from the Oxford Human Rights Festival, hear the long-cut in Oxcast Extra.

It's our Valentine's Oxcast this week so we have lovey-dovey events like a romantic concert and a fiery storytelling. For those who loathe Valentine's Day, there's also hilarious comedy, new writing and the first mention of a pancake day event! Also listen to the track Pages of Gold by Flo Morrissey who is supporting The Staves on Friday.

This week, we've got music, theatre, and musical theatre for you, as well as an art exhibition and a birthday party. Also listen out for music from Tribe of Tinkers and an interview with Joelle Dinnage about the Oxford International Art Fair.

The Daily Info team highlight the best theatre, comedy and music coming up over the next week. Listen for travel disasters, 1930s costumes, psychiatry and more than one magician.

This week the team haven't quite escaped the science-based events of last week and have got FameLab, meteorites and geology for you! But there's also poetry (good and bad!), comedy and tips and facts about Burns' Night. Also listen to an interview with Seb Reynolds of Pindrop Publicity.