r/BritishRadio 5h ago

Make me a winner 😡😡

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Anyone else got to the stage where they simply cannot listen to any of the Rayo stations due to the constant advert or DJ reminder every 10 minutes? Surely to God, the dj's themselves must be sick of it.

I used to be an avid Planet Rock listener, I've now switched to radio Caroline 😡😡.


r/BritishRadio 22h ago

The Final Test by Terrence Rattigan ('63): A clever and funny examination of what a dad wants for a son vs. what a boy wants as he gets old enough to exert his own will. Dad's a famous cricketer but his son worships a poet on the 3rd Programme but he's not quite as academic as he seemed to the boy.

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r/BritishRadio 34m ago

The podcast boom has been brilliant for audio content generally but it's done something complicated to what British radio actually is and I'm not sure it's all positive

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The best podcast content has raised what listeners expect from audio storytelling. But it's also created a situation where radio increasingly feels like it's trying to compete with something it can't fully become while also trying to remain something different. The live, scheduled, communal experience of radio is genuinely valuable and it's being pulled in a direction that doesn't always honour what makes it distinct from a podcast with a schedule.