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University Radio Nottingham (URN) lists three named podcasts on its site — URNgasm, The Roundtable, and The Mellob Experience — with a "More Podcasts" / "View all our podcasts" option pointing to a fuller catalogue. These are on-demand shows you can browse separately from the station's live radio output.
The podcasts currently listed
| Podcast | Theme | Hosts |
|---|---|---|
| URNgasm | Sex and relationships, described as URN's "sexiest" podcast, aiming to break the stigma around the topic | Ben, Cora, and Izzy |
| The Roundtable | Ideological discussion of big issues, spanning left to right viewpoints | Not named in the listing |
| The Mellob Experience | Films, music, books and general culture, framed as one host catching up on things he "should have seen" | Ben, with co-host Jacob |
URNgasm
A sex and relationships show. The listing frames it as breaking the stigma around "naughty nattering," which tells you the tone is frank and conversational rather than clinical or advisory.
The Roundtable
An ideological discussion podcast. The description says it tests whether hosts from across the political spectrum can agree on major issues — so expect debate-format episodes rather than a single presenter's take.
The Mellob Experience
A culture catch-up show. One host works through iconic films, music and other things he missed, joined by a co-host described as the smarter of the two. Useful if you want recommendations and discussion rather than news.
How the podcast section is organised
- Each show has its own entry with a short description, so you can judge the theme before listening.
- The page also carries a "More Podcasts" link and a "View all our podcasts" option, which suggests the three above are highlights rather than the complete archive.
- Podcasts sit alongside the live side of the station — the same page shows a "Now Playing" item, a "Today's Schedule" and a "View Full Schedule" link. If you want live radio, use the schedule; if you want to listen on your own time, use the podcast listings.
What to check before you commit
The listing gives themes and hosts but not episode counts, release dates or run times. If you need to know how current a show is or how long episodes run, open the individual podcast entry or the full podcast list rather than relying on the summary descriptions.