The online radio station has struck a chord with audiences through “The Sunday Social”, a weekly Sunday afternoon programme hosted by Richa Kay, exploring the subjects many people are genuinely thinking about but rarely hear discussed honestly on the radio.

Broadcasting every Sunday from 12 pm on DAB across London, North East, South West Essex, and South Hertfordshire, the show has quickly gained attention for its mix of inspiring stories, practical advice, and emotional honesty.
Instead of relying purely on celebrity gossip or entertainment news, The Sunday Social focuses on everyday challenges and major life moments, from confidence and career fears to reinvention later in life.

The Guests Sparking Conversation
One of the standout episodes featured Mel Byron, a public speaking coach and stand-up comedian from Muswell Hill, who spoke openly about why so many people fear speaking in public.
From workplace presentations to first dates, Mel explained how nerves can affect anyone - while also sharing practical ways people can build confidence and stop fear taking over.

Another highly topical episode welcomed Mac Schimm from Cape Consulting, who discussed how artificial intelligence is changing the job market and what job seekers should really focus on in 2026.
Listeners responded strongly to the clear, no-nonsense advice around careers, uncertainty, and adapting to fast-changing industries.

But perhaps the show’s most emotional episode so far featured Lorraine Miller, a local resident who recently began studying for a History degree at the University of Hertfordshire at nearly 70 years old.
Lorraine shared why she decided it was finally time to pursue something she had always dreamed about, opening up about self-doubt, age barriers, and proving that it is never too late to start again.

Speaking about the programme, host Richa Kay said:
“Every guest we have on is dealing with something real. Whether it’s fear, reinvention, or just trying to figure out what comes next, that’s what people want to talk about. I want Sunday on Sugar Kayne Radio to feel like you’ve had the best conversation of your week.”
Matthew Kayne, founder of Sugar Kayne Radio, added: “The Sunday Social represents exactly what this station is about. Real people, real stories, and conversations that matter. We’re incredibly proud of what Richa is building every single week.”

About Sugar Kayne Radio
Founded by Matthew Kayne, Sugar Kayne Radio has built a reputation for championing inclusive, community-focused broadcasting that gives local voices a platform.

Broadcasting 24/7 on DAB across North London, North East & South West Essex, and South Hertfordshire, the station continues to grow its audience through programmes that mix music, culture, conversation, and real-life experiences. Sugar Kayne Radio can also be streamed worldwide via its website at welcometosugarkayneradio.com, through myTuner Radio - a global platform reaching over 20 million monthly listeners across 200+ countries and via the dedicated Sugar Kayne Radio app, available on the Apple App Store and Google Play.