The Wilton Way Café and London Fields Radio present a special series of podcasts from 1902 to 2012 to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee ahead of their free street party on Sunday June 3.

Presenters on Hackney’s micro radio station count down the eras, from the 1900s to 2000s, commemorating the best (and worst) of the decade with music, commentary and LFR’s distinct DIY flavour.

In the final podcast of the series, The Reverend Milo Speedwagon and Lucy Pink took on the most recent decade, The Noughties, bringing their favourite tracks, select factoids and personal memories from each year between 2000 and 2010.

For more information on The Wilton Way Jubilee Street Party on June 3, click HERE.

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Milo and Lucy return to the LFR airwaves live from Land Of Kings with extra special guest My Panda Shall Fly….

Milo and Lucy’s Radio Hour returns with more bounce than an Easter bunny. In between their usual thought shower of merryment you can expect a celestial interview with Richard Norris of The Time and Space Machine, a brief lesson in Icelandic from Lucy and some excellent new (and not so new) music from The Time and Space Machine, Subterranean, Rizzle Kicks and M83.
Hunker down and remove the frown with Milo and Lucy’s Radio Hour.

Milo and Lucy’s Radio Hour – the resurrection of Legally Blind in Poland (having gone to Spec Savers)
Join Reverend Milo and Lucy Pink for an hour of radio gold. Smattering the 60 minutes with music and banter Lucy and Milo pause for the chance to play a Mother’s Day selection, a couple of club bangers and an exclusive remix from the 2 Bears…immense! If that wasn’t enough to float your boat – get paddling!

London Fields Radio is on tour again and this time we’re broadcasting, pop-up style, from a slick suite in the brand new Aloft Excel hotel in London. Expect the usual LFR banter and great music selections, with guests from the Aloft party dropping by for a chat.

In the final stop-off of their 2011 tour, which has taken them everywhere from Peckham to Dalston with London Fields Radio, Legally Blind (in Poland)’s Lucy Pink and the Reverend Milo Speedwagon slip into their jim jams – or, if you’re Milo, a quite revealing night shirt – to host the London Fields Radio Sleepover.

They take you on a dreamy journey through interviews with some of the performers at the Aloft party, including Urban Knights, Belgian pop band Fastlane Candies and soul newcomer Jay James Picton (who is partial to pyjamas himself, he says), topped off with a dream-tastic dose of Gabrielle, R. Kelly and the Brand New Heavies. And, as usual, hilarious banter from Rev and Lucy too. Enjoy!