Redcoat Radio: The Archives

Okay, so that wasn't quite the last of the Redcoat boys. Like any epic film, there's a post-credits scene. On the 1st June 2015, Bay Radio hosted their 'Shut it Down' event, signalling the end of the broadcasting year, and the boys took part to say goodbye to the station, and to play News or Nonsense one last time.

Hosted by Christopher-Cameron McNaught, produced by Joel Hughes.

There might even be a special treat waiting for you at the end...

Now the curtain falls

on Beards, Banter, and Britain

Redcoat Radio

It's the penultimate show this week (29/04/2015), and the boys finally get to see a full trailer for Star Wars Episode 7. Meanwhile, Nathan continues his attempt to will Fallout 4 into existence, Dan casts an eye over the Download Festival line-up, and there's a lot of excitement for Mad Max: Fury Road.

It's just Kieran and Alex this week (15/04/2015), but there's no shortage of things to talk about! The boys catch up after the Easter holidays, Kieran imposes book superiority on the 'How to Train Your Dragon' series, Alex buys Bloodborne, and there's this little TV series called Daredevil that's just come out...

This week (18/03/2015), the boys react to the announcement of Star Wars: Rogue One, Nathan shares his particularly hot takes on the Clone Wars TV series, there's rumblings from Nintendo about some new handheld console to replace the old Wii U, and Kieran eats a lot of pizza.

This week (11/03/2015), there's an awful lot going on. Bay 24 is just around the corner, as are the general election debates. Meanwhile, the boys try to tick off the official Aberystwyth graduation bucket list, and Jeremy Clarkson punches a man.

No Nathan this week (04/03/2015), so it's just like old times! The remaining Redcoats look forward to this year's E3 conference, Community Season Six, and keep the Half Life 3 hype alive.

This week (25/02/2015), Dan, Alex & Nathan discuss seeing Enter Shikari live, Kieran gives his verdict on the finale of Parks & Recreation, and there's an in-depth discussion about childhood cartoons. And almost some violence too.

Sometimes, technology has a bad day. And on this particular day (11/02/2015) it decided to cut off the second half of the show. Which is a shame, because the bits it kept were all about Bethesda's first-ever E3 conference (and everyone's hope about a possible Fallout 4), the rumour of introducing Spider-Man into the MCU, and graduation plans.

The second half must have simply been too good to live.

The day of reckoning hath come upon us. And by "us", I mean Nathan. And by Nathan, I mean Nathan's Eyebrow. And by "day of reckoning", I mean razor.

This week (04/02/2015), Nathan finally pays the price for his hubris, there's talk of the Superbowl, and everyone goes ravenous for Game of Thrones Season 5 trailers.