BS: Alternative Radio

Subject: BS: Alternative Radio
From: Songwronger
Date: 22 Jul 14 - 12:52 AM

Any radio programs/stations you listen to?

Red Ice Radio is one I've come across lately.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJOjPpaJc18

Subject: RE: BS: Alternative Radio
From: Richard Bridge
Date: 22 Jul 14 - 06:45 AM

Should this be above the line? I use internet radio for BBC Radio 6 a fair bit, and some of the channels on 365 whatever it is. What a shame one cannot get the Radio Luxembourg archives! Or the original format of XFM. Or the great British "pirate Radio" stations. Ah yes, I remember it well...

Subject: RE: BS: Alternative Radio
From: Ed T
Date: 22 Jul 14 - 07:00 AM

Last FM

Subject: RE: BS: Alternative Radio
From: GUEST,gillymor
Date: 22 Jul 14 - 07:39 AM

I'm an NPR junkie. Great Programs like Bill Moyers and Company, Living on Earth, To the Best of Our Knowledge, Hear and Now, All Things Considered, PHC, Weekend Edition, Florida Report, Wait Wait don't Tell Me, Click and Clack, American Cafe, World Cafe, Diane Rheem, Fresh Air...

Subject: RE: BS: Alternative Radio
From: GUEST
Date: 22 Jul 14 - 07:51 AM

Good folk radio?

Subject: RE: BS: Alternative Radio
From: Musket
Date: 22 Jul 14 - 08:31 AM

I have been known to tune into some of the UK based 24/7 folk channels and for a song or two all seems to be well. Eliza Carthy, Runrig, Albion Band, Seth Lakeman.. And then they throw in a corny Spinners or Ian Campbell Folk Group murdering rendition of a McColl number and back you go to BBC Radio 2.

Subject: RE: BS: Alternative Radio
From: Stu
Date: 22 Jul 14 - 10:12 AM

Night Vale.

Subject: RE: BS: Alternative Radio
From: GUEST,gillymor
Date: 22 Jul 14 - 10:56 AM

Celtic Sojourn (Brian O'Donovan, host)WGBH, online stream and archived shows.

Subject: RE: BS: Alternative Radio
From: Bill D
Date: 22 Jul 14 - 11:42 AM

If you use Windows, RarmaRadio will provide you with huge lists of stations in many, many genres.

There is a free version and a paid version, but I get everything I need with free.

Subject: RE: BS: Alternative Radio
From: GUEST,achmelvich
Date: 22 Jul 14 - 02:58 PM

radio scotland has good late (10-1am) programmes of interesting stuff - particularly roddy hart on a thursday.
also jazz house on a wednesday 8-10
travelling folk thurs 8-10
and very good -ricky ross 'another country' on a friday 8-10

i'm lucky i don't live too far from the border to get these easily on fm.

i used to love jarvis cocker on radio 6 sunday afternoons but he hasn't been on for a while. anyone know if he is ever coming back? john cooper clarke or iggy pop are ok but jarvis' shows were more than just tunes -always interesting and thoughtful. as was dylan's theme time radio - though that was more comedy really.

Subject: RE: BS: Alternative Radio
From: GUEST, topsie
Date: 23 Jul 14 - 09:50 AM

France inter

fip radio

Click on ÉCOUTER LE DIRECT

Subject: RE: BS: Alternative Radio
From: David C. Carter
Date: 23 Jul 14 - 01:47 PM

We always listen to fip in the car.




David