Radio Stations

tamborine | 09:40 Thu 16th Oct 2014 | Animals & Nature

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My 30ish nephew is staying awhile & only listens to Gold, lovely oldies.

Whats your choice?

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Fao Ratter.

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B00

Smooth FM

tamborine

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Pls give stn numbers, coz am out of touch ;)

B00

http://www.smoothradio.com/

Baldric

Magic
Capital
Smooth
& R2 selectively.

B00

Oh and if I want to get a bit more "with it" but still mostly oldys with the odd new'un slipped in I listen too

http://www.heart.co.uk/

jno

OMG, that looks cutting edge, B00

B00

lol I know, does dunnit? That's when I wanna get FUNKYYYY!

sunny-dave

Radio 4
Radio 4 extra
Radio 6 music
XFM
... and (obviously) TMS in the cricket season

B00

incidentally, do you know you put this in animals & nature Tambo?

gingejbee

Anything without commercials!

Buenchico

ROK Radio's British Comedy Channel tops my listening. (Loads of Men from the Ministry, The Navy Lark, Hancock's Half Hour, etc):
http://rokradio.com/
but I've also just discovered Abacus FM's equivalent channel (with very similar content).

I also enjoy PE Irish Radio, which is based on Price Edward Island in Canada and broadcasts what its own publicity describes as 'morally questionable' Irish music ;-)

Another Celtic music station I like is LochNess Inn, which (like those above) I listen to via Shoutcast:
http://www.shoutcast.com/

Other than such internet radio stations, I listen to Radio 2 in the car (and to wake me up in the mornings), Radio 4 for comedy and the news content, Radio 4 Extra for comedy and some drama, Radio 3 for jazz and world music, 5 Live Sports Extra for Test Match Special, 6 Music to hear something a bit different and BBC Asian Service (for the same reason).