Author Archives: Robin Blamires

So tonight sees the final radio outing for a duo that to put it mildly have turned a few heads. Earning a mention every week on the Radio Times letters page, and even gaining an appearance on the magazine’s front … Continue reading →

The inaugural UK Radio Audio week couldn’t have been timed better. Digital listening rising to just about over 50% of listening, Christian O’Connell’s departure from British airwaves, and the UK’s most listened to station making some rather big changes. And … Continue reading →

For the final time, I have embraced the excitement of the digital equivalent of a jiffy-bag thud on the floor. An early-morning e-mail informing that my latest purchase of personalised re-sings of JAM jingles from years gone by, have arrived. … Continue reading →

A year of the usual ups and downs, vague statements lacking in substance, radio has continued to provide surprises where least expected. Starting off with a podcast all about the inner-secrets of the medium. Fortunately with Fi And Jane (BBC) … Continue reading →

An interesting month for all things audio. BBC Radio 2 has made the tough decision to ditch live overnights, in favour of “curated playlists”, complementing repeats of specialist shows. Following that, a revamp of the weekend schedule has just been … Continue reading →

As the Xmas comedown settles down (or starts for others), here’s a speedy look back at some of the best radio offerings from the Xmas period that’s worth a listen if not done so already. Starting off with two prestigious … Continue reading →

It’s been an interesting year for radio on a wide and personal level. Pushing the personal part to one side, 2016 has been positive in terms of radio as listened to. There’s been so many good interviews, one that springs … Continue reading →

The greatest broadcast medium in the world, played to it’s strengths today in bringing many listeners together in response to the untimely death of David Bowie aged 69. Many having to make big changes to already planned running orders, certainly … Continue reading →

2015, a year that saw Chris Moyles back on the radio attempting to prove he wasn’t just for listeners relishing for the days of Britpop (still a bit of work to do on that front), and the BBC losing it’s … Continue reading →