What's that not on Radio 2?

Quote :

BBC Radio 2 show loses 1.3m listeners after Ken Bruce departure

Figures reveal audience for weekday show, presented by Vernon Kay since May, declined over summer


Ken Bruce as a red balloon, yesterday

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2023/oct/26/bbc-radio-2-show-vernon-kay-loses-listeners-after-ken-bruce-departure

http://radio.garden/visit/wolverhampton/hLYmBNlA



Like omg you can move the map around and listen to all those stations!

Home country only

SiberianPrincess’sMidriff wrote:

So there I was listening to exciting modern BBC Radio 1, and on comes on,  Annie Nightingale.

Bangin' Choons, but she sounded like she'd had a stroke.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001bx2z

Dated well.

Got some workmen in, they’re listening to popmaster or whatever it’s called now,

They’re bring back radio 2, only in Pog form!

Err… dab+ anyway

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-68226389

He's playing the same songs as he did on his Radio 2 show!

Two Phil Collins ones,

Radio show about reviews left on websites presented by Frank Skinner.

Wonder if the people who write the material got any money for their contributions?

Oldies radio with an 'AM' filter

https://www.wiwsradio.com

The Who*? The Pink Floyd**? This isn't oldies! This is classic rock!

*Anyhow, anywhere, anything?
**Arnie Laine.

Vernon Kay is terrible, he does that Smashy and Nicey thing where it turns the music off to just ramble nothings. then turns the music up, then down for more

I've just heard Mike Oldfield on the Sounds of the 70s, he sounds like that parody of nerdy voice from the Burkis Way or similar.

I just heard Nick Grimshaw call the Elvis Costello album 'Punch the cuck'

Johnny Walker's retiring!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn8j26816ygo

I didn't know he was still alive going.

I came here to report surprise. You don’t expect Michael Jackson to be on the radio these days. Maybe we should be able to separate the art from the artist, but in most cases we never even try, so why is Michael Jackson still extended the privilege?

I know his fans are rabid, but surely there aren’t so many of them now? Personally, I’ve believed it all about him since I was a kid. I must’ve been 12 when the first of that exploded across the news. Few things have instantly made more sense.

It’s actually one only three or four of his songs I ever liked - Black or White.