[Music] Suggestions for breakfast time radio listening

[Stat Brother]

Podcasts.

For christs sake PODCASTS.

(Almost) no ads. No travel. No weather. No junk. Just what YOU want to listen to. Start off with a Quickly Kevin back-catalogue and report back with your findings. Jesus, who listens to radio any more ? *

* Actually I do, but only as filler in the kitchen. If I'm driving for 30m+, its a pod

If only there was a handy user guide readily available.


Oh & Easy have you seen The Rewatchables for December:-

The Wolf of Wall Street
The Talented Mr Ripley
Happy Gilmore
Godfather Pt II

 

[dazzer6666]

BBC R5 gets me through the commute from 6-7am....

 

[Chicken Run]

Heart Breakfast with Jamie and Amanda

 

[Icy Gull]

Most music stations are unlistenable until January due to the plethora of shite Christmas songs being played on what feels like a loop

All the best

The Grinch

 

[Norman Potting]

I am still missing Wogan.

He and his team will never be surpassed.

 

[Snowy]

Chris Moyles on Radio X

(awaits thousands of abusive responses...)


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[jakarta]

If they sacked that prick Pringle Radio Sussex might be listenable, a la the Radio Surrey breakfast show. Only do any of them for travel bulletins.

 

[Muzzy]

Spotify - Luke Combs new album - What you see is what you get.

Luke is the rising star of American country. He sounds quite similar to our own Rag n Bone man.

If you like new country you might enjoy this guy. He is getting some airplay over here now as well.

 

[blue'n'white]

Another vote here for Steve Allen on LBC. Classic FM is good too.
I listen to BBC Sussex/Surrey in the car as good for travel.

 

[Fignon's Ponytail]

I've started listening to RTL Radio France in the car as I cant stand any of the usual UK channels these days. Really not sure why that one, I think its just having something different, rather than something specific.
Its mainly just chit chat, which goes over my head most of the time - although I can get by with my GCSE French for some of it - but some of the women on there sound really hot with their French accents, which helps

Im guessing it wouldn't be anyone elses thing though....

 

[Justice]

Smooth Radio anytime of the day and with Gary King from 6-10am it is good with very little chat.

My Mrs likes smooth I call it loop radio same songs over and over and over......

 

[Icy Gull]

I've started listening to RTL Radio France in the car as I cant stand any of the usual UK channels these days. Really not sure why that one, I think its just having something different, rather than something specific.
Its mainly just chit chat, which goes over my head most of the time - although I can get by with my GCSE French for some of it - but some of the women on there sound really hot with their French accents, which helps

Im guessing it wouldn't be anyone elses thing though....

I think they have to play 3 French language song for each English one, at least they used to, is that still the case?

 

[Fignon's Ponytail]

I think they have to play 3 French language song for each English one, at least they used to, is that still the case?

Not sure tbh as I dont really take notice of the songs...but theres definitely not many we would recognize over here!

 

[Tom Bombadil]

Ive gone off 6 music recently, their music policy has gone a bit late 80's nme.Find myself increasingly listening to radio 3 when i've had enough of news on radio 4. Incidentally op if you have one of those smart speakers you can listen to pretty much any radio station you want.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

BBC R5 gets me through the commute from 6-7am....

22 posts till this!

R5 for me too. Big Nicky Campbell fan

 

[Official Old Man]

For me it's R5 although not the biggest Campbell fan.
Alternative though would be Alexa, and one with the clock on it. Can set alarms, diaries, get the latest news & weather plus listen to any radio station in the world. Amazon or Spotify account not needed.

 

[Tim Over Whelmed]

5Live

 

[JJ McClure]

Spotify - Luke Combs new album - What you see is what you get.

Luke is the rising star of American country. He sounds quite similar to our own Rag n Bone man.

If you like new country you might enjoy this guy. He is getting some airplay over here now as well.

Luke Combs is brilliant, so looking forward to seeing him (again) at C2C next year.

 

[Steve in Japan]

I like a bit of Scala - classical music for simple people. Well, that's not their official brand but that's what it is. Quite OK to wake up to.

 

[The Clamp]

Radio 4 until 10:30 when you switch to 2 for popmaster then over to Fip or R6.