What Radio Stations do you listen to?

I usually listen to Absolute Radio but got into Smooth FM at the minute and a few other online radio stations.

What do you lot listen to?

Capital FM.

Rock FM.

5live
Talksport.
Radio 3/4
Mainly listen to talk radio. Got other outlets for music.

"I listen to Long wave Radio Atlantic 252"

I don't really - but that's what I hear in my head from back in the day.

I listen to Radio One, Capital Radio, Radio 2, Heart.

Oh yeah Talk Sport and Radio 5 Live

This is a pretty mundane way to get everyone on another topic KP but 10 out of 10 for effort.

Radio 1
Capital fm
Xfm 
GMR (on football days)

I used to listen to Atlantic 252 back in the day!

Oh and Radio Nuts

Talksport is my go to station on the way to work.
Alan Brazil. He always seems to be one sentence away from the sack.

heads gone?

GMR.

I used to listen to Radio Luxembourg back in the day

Listen to Chris Evans on radio 2 on the way home from work in the morning. Then just station hop all the other times.

Not alot of choice down here Radio 1 & 2 or Heart that's your fecking lot.

Mornings i listen to Vanessa and chris in the mornings and smooth on the way home.

Can't wait to get my dab radio in the next motor. Absolute 90s will be getting smashed in everyday

Tower FM 107.4 and Smooth Radio ( but it's not been the same since Simon Bates left.)

5Live (notice the correct spelling.)

Planet Rock

Smooth

Radio 4.

Piccadilly 261 on the medium wave.

Used to listen to Gold on AM, but now listen on line, as its almost disappeared on AM.

Smooth radio, which took over all the freqs of Gold, but not as good. especially with that dozy mare Myleen Klass.

Classic FM!! Am I the only one on here that does?

Dragging this thread up again because, yesterday, a young lady (aged 8 ) asked me what a radio was.

Has it come to this?

boltonbonce wrote:Dragging this thread up again because, yesterday, a young lady (aged 8 ) asked me what a radio was.

Has it come to this?

Makes sense for kids to use a playlist on their phone these days because in theory they decide what they want to listen to instead of some DJ. Downside is that only a tiny fraction of the music created gets heard as the mainstream consolidates it's grip on the industry.
Don't listen to the radio much apart from when I'm driving (which I don't do much anyway) and then it's news and sport, but I've taken a liking to Radio 6 as it seems to be the only platform for new and experimental stuff - which ranges from brilliant to dire, but always interesting and there are some niche shows a la Radio 2 nighttime schedule.