Ian Chambers Request Show 28 March

Ian Chambers will be in our studio at 2pm on Friday 28th March with a request show. Obviously, all requests must be tracks released in the 60s or 70s! Ian is also running 10 polls on multiple social media channels where you can vote for your favourite tracks. BlueSky X (Twitter) Facebook Or send us an email Visit Ian’s page […]

Sunday Nights

We have a pair of fantastic shows on Sunday evenings. At 7pm Chris B presents his New Releases show. This Sunday he has new releases from February 1967. The New Releases show is at 7pm GMT Sunday, repeated at 1am GMT on Monday. At 8pm Ian Chambers kicks off a new series of Album Years, playing obscure and forgotten album […]

Chris Morgan

My interest in radio began when I was standing in the desert with Lawrence during WW1 and saying that it would be pleasant to listen to the radio. He pointed out that it hadn’t been invented yet so I had to wait for the Roaring Twenties. However at that time in order to listen you were required to wear a […]

Neon Nancy

Neon Nancy moved to England from Georgia in the USA in 1998 after meeting a fantastic guy from Billericay in a Yahoo chatroom.  They are still married to this day. Nancy had a variety of jobs through the years from being a lifeguard to doing typesetting and layout.  She owned a neon sign shop for many years and “Neon Nancy” […]

Duke Anthony

Duke Anthony adopted his (non-hereditary) title in 1969 after listening to DJs such as Emperor Rosko, Tony Prince and Earl Richmond. Radio broadcasting was still a long way off for The Duke but he embarked on a long succession of mobile discotheque engagements over the next six decades. Having grown up listening to the pirates in the sixties it was […]

Paul Windsor

Paul said: “My earliest memories of radio was wondering how on earth they got all those singers and announcers (DJ’s hadn’t been invented back then) in that little square box. Come on, don’t mock. I was only knee high to an Elizabethan Tape Recorder! I began to get suspicious of the radio’s inhabitants when the musicians appeared never to miss […]