This week Michael selects his favourite concerts in the coming week, Mike offers some recipes for insect-filled treats and the team talk through the most memorable Shakespearean deaths.

This week Jen chats to photographer Levon Biss about getting up close and personal with insects, Mike talks the team through the finalists for the Villiers Quartet's New Works comp (including a musical excerpt from Andrew Guo's 'Fantasy for String Quartet'), and Katy has lots of fun family friendly events ready for half term.

Orla, Michael and Mike chat about science with beers, shedception and Orla's final cinema roundup.

This week the team talk about Edward Albee's tragic goat drama, Orla explains what the Blockchain is and why it's so important and Jen lets you know where you can get cheap second-hand furniture which helps the homeless. Also, Katy talks to the event manager for Garsington Opera Angus Boyd-Heron about the logistics of preparing for 2016 season.

This week the team talk about Regency dance workshops, one-evening music festival Oxford Punt and Shoshana interviews director Dean Elliot about Woody Sez:The Life and Music of Woody Guthrie.

This week the team get nostalgic about retro video games, Katy chats to Professor David Vines about the May Music festival and Jen fangirls over Bluetones coming to the O2.

In this week's Oxcast find out where you can learn to sing sea shanties, hear some fantastic facts about frogs, newts and toads for Earth Day, and celebrate the life and works of Shakespeare by going to one of the many events happening in Oxford this week. Also Orla and Katy talk to Sophie Baker and Georgia Timms, midfielders for Oxford United Women's team about the future of women's football. Katy talks to Professor Simon Palfrey about the Bodleian Library's new exhibition Shakespeare's Dead.

We've got fun Footloose facts including the team's Bacon numbers, wishing fish with local illustrator Korky Paul, and Mike chats to the director of Folk Weekend: Oxford about what's happening this weekend.

Katy and Mike bring you a round-up of everything that's happening at Folk Weekend: Oxford 2016. Mike also chats to Cat Kelly (festival director) and local musicians Hinny Pawsey and Ben Avison.

In this week's Oxcast the team talk about sword fighting in Kidlington, feasting medieval-style and their own attempts to re-enact films. Also, Katy chats to Rachel Johnson about interactive dance piece Bridging the Void, and to Dr Catherine Fletcher about her book on the misrepresented Alessandro de Medici.