Help! What radio station can I listen to in the morning?

[editor]

WFMU - New Jersey has the best music policy i've come across, admittedly not local or in time with London.

Fucking hell, the woman doesn't half waffle.

 

[electrogirl]

that is actually pretty good. i normally catch the end of that if i am somewhere with a tv.

I think they do a double bill so it's hard to miss. If Frazier is on then I am well late.

Actually I'm at home right now.

WTF. Just Shoot Me is the shittest comedy I've ever seen.

Wogan for me please. It takes about 10 minutes after you get up to understand his language though.

 

[Part 2]

One of the things I hate about driving to work is having to listen to the radio, never anything on that I want to listen to.

Downloading shows you've missed might be the way forward.

 

[rutabowa]

Fucking hell, the woman doesn't half waffle.

if you're listening now it's the graveyard shift, they don't tend to have the best presenters on then.

 

[editor]

NME Radio's surprisingly good, it's a similar format to pre Capital takeover XFM, with a lot of the same DJs and people behind the scenes.

http://www.nme.com/radio/player/

I'll try this one now, although I'm a little fearful of a dull, tight trouser indie onslaught.

 

[girasol]

I listen to Radio 4 in the morning - not sure there's anything else I'd want to listen to at that time of day.

 

[teuchter]

You could try Radio Scotland. They usually have fairly intelligent output if it's talk type stuff you're after. Obviously some of it will be Scotland-related stuff, but not overwhelmingly so.

Fred MacAulay is quite entertaining.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radioscotland/programmes/schedules/fm