Are you looking for a fun thing to do when you’re procrastinating and hating yourself? Make sure to tune in to UWS Radio on Tuesdays and Fridays from 3:30 to 4:30pm! I’ll play you the best songs on the charts and then I’ll waste your time with news from Hollywood. I’m Nat, and I’d love for you to hang out with me on my show Nat’s Ultimate Waste of your Time on UWS Radio!

David has hosted a show on UWS Radio since February 2013. It currently broadcasts from 5pm every Wednesday.

He’s an authority on weird late 70s and early 80s synth music, and has a passion for showcasing up-and-coming local and unsigned music. He is also currently the station’s Student Station Manager.

Outwith radio, he has an interest in science fiction, making music on his synthesisers and enjoys playing photography too.

Chris has been with UWS Radio since 2008 and has presented "Chris on UWS" every Wednesday. Chris was PR manager for the station and is currently on the student management team.

He is a student of UWS having gained a first class degree in Computing in 2015 and is currently studying a Masters in Broadcast Journalism.

He has also been apart of the team who brought Ayr and Girvan FM and is also a qualified radio amateur. Chris has also been a pianist for nearly 20 years.

A lover of puns and cheesy tunes, Rachel is a Broadcast Production student who presents Flashback Friday with her co-host Lauren and Hallyu Wave with her co-hosts Chloe and Rachael.

Listen to Rachel on Flashback Friday for blasts from the past in music, video games, TV and film and Mondays on Hallyu Wave for two whole hours of the latest Korean Pop and news!

When she isn't in the studio, Rachel can be found listening to Owl City and re-reading her favourite series The Lunar Chronicles.

Maddie’s show caters for anyone who enjoys chilled out music of a variety of genres, ranging anywhere from electronic pop, to reggae, to folk. She also features up and coming bands who deserve more airplay. If you’re in the mood to kick back and listen to some laid back tunes on a Monday afternoon, tune into Unwind from 3-4pm!

Lauren is a Broadcast Production student at the UWS who started presenting a radio show for her assessment and decided to carry it on out of sheer enjoyment. Lauren's first and truest love is Celtic music, but she also has a passion for the cheesiest pop tunes known to man - which is exactly what you'll find on Flashback Friday, presented by Lauren and her co-host Rachel every Friday from 1pm-2pm. Tune in for banter, bad puns, and all the best pop hits!

Peter is currently the longest running presenter on UWS Radio having started not long after it all began in 2001. He currently is the host of Thursday nights with 80% 80s and shows no sign of stopping. Peter is a fully qualified radio amateur and still actively pursues this hobby regularly.

Peter was the creator of Ayr FM a community radio station in Ayr which broadcasted in 2010 and also chaired Girvan FM in 2008.

The Saturday Lunch Time Show has been presented for the last five years by Dennis; having taken over the slot from his son Martin who hosted a show for 11 years before hand. The easy listening show broadcasts every Saturday between 12pm and 2pm.

Karyn's Ceilidh is a 3 hour radio show hosted by Karyn "Mac" McCulloch, who is one of Ayrshire's most popular Accordionists.

Each week on the show, Karyn brings you some of the very best in traditional Scottish music and song, regular features like Continental Corner and Something Completely Different.

Join Karyn every Saturday night from 7 til 10pm for the Best in Scottish Music.

Gordon began presenting programmes in 2003 and Sunday Lunch has been on the map since September 2007. It has been described as 'Songs of Praise on the radio' and is family focussed with material for all age groups.
Many families in Ayrshire listen to the programme each Sunday while they have lunch and Gordon receives regular comments from interested listeners.

The Saturday morning breakfast show with Billy Fulton -Music from the
60's to the present day. Requests and dedications for listeners locally
and from The Netherlands, London and the south etc. "Thought for the
day" is a five minute talk around 8.30 & 9.30.