Every Sunday afternoon we invite you to buckle up for Caravan Tracks, featuring Radio 4’s early morning classical music presenter Livia Lin.

Throughout the working week, she takes you from Bach to Bernstein and way beyond, but each Sunday afternoon she'll cruise on over to Radio 3 for a very different journey… where music is the compass, and every detour leads to a surprise. Join Livia on her weekly cross-genre virtual road trip, weaving together unexpected musical paths from global beats to rare fine music gems, while always celebrating the spirit of adventure.

Take the journey - Sunday afternoons from 3:05 to 4 - Only on Radio 3

 James Ross brings you two more hours of GHOM from the last five decades, and from around the world. In the mix this week we’ve got the latest from Alex Warren & Jelly Roll, Robbie Williams, Teddy Swims, and Sam Feldt, plus Number Ones from Prince, The Wanted, and the current #1 from the Hot Country Songs chart. We’ve classics from Deacon Blue, Vanessa Amorosi (photo), Genesis, and Laura Branigan, and oldies from The Band, The Isley Brothers, The Monkees, and The Crystals… and much more.

Every Saturday night - 6:10 - 8 - on Radio 3

Every week, all around Hong Kong, there are many fascinating talks and lectures happening, on a variety of topics. You can easily find them online by looking at the websites of our universities, societies, and libraries. Every Sunday morning at 7.30, Carol Mang will be introducing abridged versions of what we think are a great selection of these events for you to listen to and indulge your... Mind Matters.

In this week's episode, we will talk about gender and sexuality in Asia. Professor Emiko Ochiai from Kyoto University, will explore and compare gender roles in Japan, Asia and the West. She was invited by the University of Hong Kong to give a speech entitled “Multi-layered Diversity in Asia: How to Approach Gender and Sexuality in the Asian Societies.”

Every sunday morning at 7:30 - On Radio 3

Join us this Sunday morning at 8.15 for #Hashtag Hong Kong, our weekly focus on matters affecting civil society, where we hear from representatives of NGOs, associations, non-profit groups and statutory bodies. They talk about their work, and the bigger issues they deal with. They also share their choice of music with you to end each programme.

On this week's Hashtag Hong Kong, in light of Father's Day, we are joined by Allen Ha, Co-founder, DADs Network to talk about some of the issues fathers face, and the importance of the father's role in the family.

#Every Sunday Morning at 8:15 - On Radio 3

There’s an old saying in radio; "the mic is always hot", meaning ‘live’, and this week once again it’s Colin Aitchison at the VCT mic introducing a hot jazzer from Mike Daniels And His Delta Jazzband. We also feature a sizzler from the broadway review ‘Spice Of 1922’, on a one sided 78! Errol Garner plays his first 1954 version of what is now a standard, and a huge hit for him by the end of the decade when he re-recorded it for the masses. Theres the first hit for a young Dion and the Belmonts, and a 1947 recording by a performer who would later change his job in showbiz from band leader to music director for the Tonys, becoming the go-to man for big tv events and specials, winning many awards.

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Stand by... in 3... 2... - This Sunday morning at 8:30 -  On Radio 3

This Sunday, Carolyn will not be escaping as she's taking a break for a couple of weeks, so Todd Harding will be hear instead, playing a selection of great new and classic tracks for your enjoyment. 
Tune in every Sunday morning  from 9 til 12 - Only on Radio 3

Every Sunday afternoon, Simon Willson brings you two hours of twentieth century pure… rolled… gold! Join him for yesterday’s hits that became today’s classics, along with some of those awesome album tracks you won’t have heard on Radio 3 since they were released. If you are into the music of the 70s, 80s, and 90s, you’ve come to the right place. 

Turn Radio 3 'up to 11'… with Simon’s Rolled Gold.

Sundays from 12.05pm until 2 - Only on Radio 3 

Robin Ewing presents a soundtrack to your mellow Sunday afternoon: A jazz-based jambalaya of seasoned classics, rediscovered gold, hard-to-find vinyl, modern marvels and a few laid-back lashings of soul, blues and R&B. Feeling Kinda Sunday is designed to enhance or enable whatever it is you may be doing on a Sunday afternoon in Hong Kong.

Every Sunday 2.05pm to 3pm...  Only on Radio 3.