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What radio station do you listen to?
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Armenia Spur
Steven Caulker
I'll only listen to talk radio when theres nothing I fancy on my ipod. LBC is quite fun at 2 in the morning on drive home from wherever
Don't worry, you're not missing much.
Munz
Wayne Routledge
talkSPORT,Radio 1 mainly.If im driving id usally stick a tape in(yes my van has a tape player)
also did anyone see this today-
talkSPORT will fully live up to its name from April 2nd when it switches to a 24 hour sports station.
It will offer breaking sports news both day and night and increase its coverage of international sports, including NBA, NFL and MLS updates, with correspondents around the globe.
talkSPORT has been extending its sports focused output over the past couple of years, with Richard Keys and Andy Gray joining the station in February 2011 to take over the mid morning 10am to 1pm slot and The Sports Bar joining the schedule last September.
The station is an official broadcaster of the Barclays Premier League and will broadcast every match of UEFA EURO 2012 live. Last autumn talkSPORT was the exclusive UK radio broadcaster of the 2011 Rugby World Cup, the first time a commercial station has been the sole holder of the rights.
From this Friday evening The Sports Bar will be extended to five nights a week, replacing The Week With George Galloway on Friday nights and from 2 April overnight programming will focus on sport.
Moz Dee, talkSPORT programme director told RadioToday.co.uk: “Turning talkSPORT into a 24 hour sports station is an exciting yet natural next step for us. We want to change expectations of overnight radio, focusing on up to the minute sport news and information from around the globe. It gives us a great opportunity to work with an international network of sports reporters covering everything from American sports to British teams and athletes competing on the other side of the world, and makes us the only UK station focused on sport all
also did anyone see this today-
talkSPORT will fully live up to its name from April 2nd when it switches to a 24 hour sports station.
It will offer breaking sports news both day and night and increase its coverage of international sports, including NBA, NFL and MLS updates, with correspondents around the globe.
talkSPORT has been extending its sports focused output over the past couple of years, with Richard Keys and Andy Gray joining the station in February 2011 to take over the mid morning 10am to 1pm slot and The Sports Bar joining the schedule last September.
The station is an official broadcaster of the Barclays Premier League and will broadcast every match of UEFA EURO 2012 live. Last autumn talkSPORT was the exclusive UK radio broadcaster of the 2011 Rugby World Cup, the first time a commercial station has been the sole holder of the rights.
From this Friday evening The Sports Bar will be extended to five nights a week, replacing The Week With George Galloway on Friday nights and from 2 April overnight programming will focus on sport.
Moz Dee, talkSPORT programme director told RadioToday.co.uk: “Turning talkSPORT into a 24 hour sports station is an exciting yet natural next step for us. We want to change expectations of overnight radio, focusing on up to the minute sport news and information from around the globe. It gives us a great opportunity to work with an international network of sports reporters covering everything from American sports to British teams and athletes competing on the other side of the world, and makes us the only UK station focused on sport all
I listen to the specialist shows on Radio 1 and 1Xtra - by these I mean Zane Lowe and Gilles Peterson's shows on Radio 1, and Mistajam's shows on 1xtra. They're the places where I hear lots of new music.
Other than that, its CDs in my car, and Radio 4 while I'm having my breakfast in the morning
Other than that, its CDs in my car, and Radio 4 while I'm having my breakfast in the morning