Maddy rounds up vegetarian venues in Oxford and tells us about a canine acting opportunity, while Michael delves into an OFS art exhibition and samples the atmosphere of Péloton Espresso.

This week the team talk about New Years Resolutions including exercise classes, new hobbies and volunteering opportunities available in Oxford. Also, Jen has a funny theatre round-up, Katy chats about King Alfred's coppers and Michael has a Liam Neeson-heavy cinema selection.

This week the team talk of Oxford Christmases long, long ago including the Oxford Waits and royal guests, Maddy offers some non-Christmassy events to take the edge off and Michael urges everyone to see 'The Eagle Huntress'. Also, Katy chats to Cathy Howard, Manager of the Oxford Food Bank, about their waste-reducing Christmas Lunch.

Three Kings Michael, Jen and Maddy board narrowboats in search of Santa, round up festive music, suggest boozy or gift-based weekend options, and invite your end-of-year lists!

This week Jen's weekend line up is stuffed to the brim with seasonal goodies, Maddy talks about Spin Jazz's upcoming gig and a Finnish carol concert, and Katy urges the team to don a beard and a red suit in aid of Helen and Douglas House. We've also got an exclusive competition for Oxcast listeners' ears only where you can win some fantastic theatre tickets... Listen to find out how to enter.

Katy on Oxford's Christmas Light Festival, Maddy rounds up the weekends markets, and Jen bucks the materialistic trend on Buy Nothing Day. Also, Shakespeare, the brain, and a theatrical humbug

This week Michael's weekend round-up includes Oxon Artweeks, Yo Sushi's re-opening deal and Stir up Sunday activities, Maddy takes the team back to nature with Nordic walking and epic fireside stories, and Katy chats to Chris Jarvis (Oxford University Museum of Natural History) and Beth McDougall (Pitt Rivers) about their collaborative event 'Late Night: Hopes and Fears'.

Hear Jen's pick of theatrical events and weekend activities, Katy's WWI interview and DNA-based beverages, and Michael's cinema round-up starring a diminutive Emperor

In this week's episode find out where to see firework displays in Oxfordshire, Katy tells the team about her top talks (including Rastamouse and Blasphemy) and Michael goes a little macabre when talking about Music at Oxford's upcoming concert. Also, hear Angela Knapp the Choir Leader of the newly established Tuneless Choir talk about what's happening in the first session.

This week Michael rounds-up all the horrible Halloween activities on offer, Jen gets a little morbid when describing all the death-themed events in Oxford and Katy chats to Hannah Jacobs from Good Food Oxford about their Oxford Pumpkin Festival.