What stations do you listen to?

[BiggaJ]

Never listen to music radio unless I'm in the wife's car. Will get more into it in the future with the addition of an all in one music streamer.

In the car it's always talk radio stations. Never BBC

 

[record_spot]

LBC, Radio 4 and that's more or less it, barring the occasional trip through internet radio in the US.

 

[Gray]

LBC, Radio 4 and that's more or less it, barring the occasional trip through internet radio in the US.

I think I must've heard Radio 4 virtually every day for 50 years.
But I doubt I could manage 2 days of James O'Brien on LBC....if the adverts didn't kill me first.

 

[Jasonovich]

I think I must've heard Radio 4 virtually every day for 50 years.
But I doubt I could manage 2 days of James O'Brien on LBC....if the adverts didn't kill me first.

I hate them all on LBC, Ian Dale, Nick Ferrari, James O'Brien.
Mouth piece for the establishment.
Radio 4 is tolerable. It's very hard to find something I like on radio, maybe just music, less 🦜 talk.

 

[Gray]

Ian Dale, Nick Ferrari, James O'Brien.

I'm ok with what little I've heard from the first two.
But adverts.....last time I listened the speeded up small print that they read at the end 🤬 Unbearable.

 

[Angle Poise-Lamp]

I've never listened to LBC, a habit I will not be breaking.

 

[DiggyGun]

Mrs. P has paid the first meaningful compliment since buying the Dalis last night. I had Jazz FM on Freeview via Sky box/TV. Only playing it quietly as it was around 11pm. She said, "that sounds lovely". Only taken her about 8 months. Ho-hum.

If you like Jazz, try Jazz24 based in Seattle.

DG…

 

[Juzzie Wuzzie]

Two stations getting recent play for me are:

1. Radio Paradise - Rock Mix; and
2. Hotmix - Country

Both for background / guests over / working as opposed to "serious" listening (not that I do much of that).

 

[plastic penguin]

I'm quite a radioholic. Depends on my mood what genre of station i choose, but it's usually laid back stuff, just to chill out to in the evenings.

 

[idc]

Day to day, BBC Radio 6, Radio X or Jazz FM. At my job, where I drive a van, I like Absolute Radio 80s. On a Saturday, BBC Scotland for the football.

 

[DREADZONE]

I have internet radio steaming in the background from breakfast time until evening meal time, and then sometimes again late night. Breakfast Show = Marley in the Morning (All Sounds Radio, but also syndicated by various local radio stations); then NTS Radio Channels 1 and 2 (no ads, sub is voluntary) - they play such a wide variety of rarely heard and new music across many, many genres . . . I channel hop between Ch1 and Ch2, and discover great new music daily.