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monkeyfudge · 18-09-2006, 12:09

If you present or are involved in your own radio programme or station then you can use this thread to let other people know about it.

Thanks.

Bard · 27-09-2006, 11:49

Show: The Wall of Sound
Format: General youth oriented magazine/entertainment show.
Radio station: Dundalk FM 100
Frequency: 100.0FM
Coverage Area: Dundalk town and local area (within 5 mile radius of Oriel Park, Dundalk)
'Webcast': click here
Broadcast time: Friday nights, 7 to 10pm (Irish Time)

Chillwithcian · 05-10-2006, 20:45

Name:Chillwithcian
Gerne:Alternitave/Contemparary, chat, bio, news
Frequency: 93.9 FM (Dublin)
Webcast: Coming soon
Broadcast: 6.29-7.03 Fridays

Norfork Nights · 18-10-2006, 18:26

Hey guys,

RETRO DANCE LIVE HAVE JUST LAUNCHED THEIR ONLINE VERSION OF A STATION THAT TESTED ON FM FOR A WHILE

THE MUSIC POLICY IS ALL RETRO

CHECK IT OUT!

http://www.retrodancelive.tk

Sorry for the SCREAMING IM JUST EXCITED!!!

Enjoy

Humpty Doo · 18-10-2006, 21:40

Choice FM’s War of the Worlds

Dublin, Ireland

This Sunday, October 22nd at 11pm on Choice FM, Chris Young introduces Orson Welles’ original radio adaptation of ‘The War of the Worlds’. The Halloween broadcast caused mass panic across North America. But why did listeners truly believe that aliens had invaded?

Chris Young examines the lead-up to the infamous broadcast and analyses the incredible reaction of Welles’ 6 million listeners that fateful night, October 30th, 1938. The programme includes an interview between Orson Welles and War of the Worlds’ author, H.G. Wells not heard on Irish radio before.

Presenter Chris Young said, "Radio is often described as 'Theatre of the Mind'. The War of the Worlds broadcast, fictional as it was, it was the first major event that demonstrated the power of radio to entertain and inform. Despite the fact that the programme was part of a weekly series of radio plays, thousands of listeners fled their homes in hysteria while police departments were flooded with phone calls from terrified residents believing that inter-plantatery war had broken out. We'll look at the program itself, the reaction to it from listeners and look at the reasons why a dramatisation had the power to instill fear in so many listeners", he said.

Choice FM broadcast to Dublin on 92.1 FM and 1278 AM, Cork on 106.7 FM, Galway on 104.9 FM and Limerick on 99.9 FM every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The station, operating under a temporary broadcasting licence from the Broadcasting Commission of Ireland, is expected to apply for a full-time licence during 2007.

**Riamfada** · 19-10-2006, 05:11

Show: Crashed
Format: student entertainment show.
Radio station: BelfieldFM
Frequency: 101.3FM
Coverage Area: UCD to city center and dundrum
'Webcast': Podcasts / Listen Live Online Globally
Broadcast time: every second week 3pm - 5pm

Proud Mary 1980 · 26-10-2006, 11:45

Hey there,

I present a disability radio show on Cork's 97.4 fm you can also tune in via www.ucc.ie/ccr or get in touch via thisability@gmail.com

djciano · 08-11-2006, 16:06

dream radio is now on www.dreamradio.ie for all your danceing tunes

BrianD · 13-12-2006, 10:39

KIOSK, Phantom 105.2's Arts & Culture show is making a call for you our listeners to short list your top three albums of 2006. The short list and must have album's of 2006 will be announced on the KIOSK on the 23rd of December and we want to hear from you!

KIOSK is presented by Nadine O'Regan and takes to the airwaves every Saturday morning on Phantom 105.2 between 11.00 to mid-day!

Please e-mail your top three albums of 2006 to kiosk@phantom.ie

Chillwithcian · 22-12-2006, 14:54

New Ryhyme and Reson show and chillwithcian/rhyme and reson text number:

Rhyme and reson presented by Helen Dwyer interviewing local poets, writers and artists. The alternitave arts show on DSFM 93.9FM, every friday at 7.03-7.32. Email your comments to rhymeandreson@hotmail.com or text line (Joint with the chillwithcian show) on 0870634906.

Gavin "shels" · 31-03-2007, 18:38

Free Gaff @ Digital Hub FM

Free Gaff is a new show on the local radio station Digital Hub FM. Run by 4 teenagers, its has live guests in the studio each week and talk about really anything and everything.

The show is on from 5pm till 6pm on a Friday evening. If you are in the Dublin 8 area you can tune into 94.3 FM or you can listen live from anywhere on http://www.digitalhubfm.com/

To find out more about the lads and the show go to http://FreeGaff.bebo.com

will kinsella · 03-08-2007, 11:49

Hey there

gonna be kicking off the show this week with the first draft of a track im workin on at the mo. Also gonna be playin a few Tribal bits and pieces for a change.

show is on Tuesdays @ midnight and Friday nights @ 3 on 106.4 FM (GMT) Raidio na Life and www.rnl106.com. The style generally goes between minimal Techno and House

Thanks

Bard · 01-11-2007, 08:26

Web address for my show has changed. It's now at http://wallofsound.eu/

luckat · 10-12-2007, 09:21

Bard, the 'Audio Archive' only offers two things, neither of which is the promised comedy. Any chance you could throw up a bit of the comedy there? Ireland needs good comedy. Desperately.

Chillwithcian · 07-01-2008, 20:00

www.myspace.com/dublinsouthfmradio

18-09-2006, 12:09	#1
monkeyfudge Registered User Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Land of Ooo Posts: 22,886 Adverts \| Friends	The 'PIMP MY SHOW' thread (got a show/station to promote? let us know!) If you present or are involved in your own radio programme or station then you can use this thread to let other people know about it. Thanks. Last edited by bbability; 23-09-2012 at 17:32.

27-09-2006, 11:49	#2
Bard Registered User Join Date: Apr 2000 Location: Drumcondra Posts: 11,787 Adverts \| Friends	Show: The Wall of Sound Format: General youth oriented magazine/entertainment show. Radio station: Dundalk FM 100 Frequency: 100.0FM Coverage Area: Dundalk town and local area (within 5 mile radius of Oriel Park, Dundalk) 'Webcast': click here Broadcast time: Friday nights, 7 to 10pm (Irish Time) Last edited by Bard; 27-09-2006 at 11:54.

05-10-2006, 20:45	#3
Chillwithcian Registered User Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 543 Adverts \| Friends	Chillwithcian Name:Chillwithcian Gerne:Alternitave/Contemparary, chat, bio, news Frequency: 93.9 FM (Dublin) Webcast: Coming soon Broadcast: 6.29-7.03 Fridays Last edited by Chillwithcian; 06-10-2006 at 14:10.

18-10-2006, 18:26	#4
Norfork Nights Registered User Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 86 Adverts \| Friends	Online Retro Dance Radio Hey guys, RETRO DANCE LIVE HAVE JUST LAUNCHED THEIR ONLINE VERSION OF A STATION THAT TESTED ON FM FOR A WHILE THE MUSIC POLICY IS ALL RETRO CHECK IT OUT! http://www.retrodancelive.tk Sorry for the SCREAMING IM JUST EXCITED!!! Enjoy

18-10-2006, 21:40	#5
Humpty Doo Registered User Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 13 Adverts \| Friends	Choice FM’s War of the Worlds Choice FM’s War of the Worlds Dublin, Ireland This Sunday, October 22nd at 11pm on Choice FM, Chris Young introduces Orson Welles’ original radio adaptation of ‘The War of the Worlds’. The Halloween broadcast caused mass panic across North America. But why did listeners truly believe that aliens had invaded? Chris Young examines the lead-up to the infamous broadcast and analyses the incredible reaction of Welles’ 6 million listeners that fateful night, October 30th, 1938. The programme includes an interview between Orson Welles and War of the Worlds’ author, H.G. Wells not heard on Irish radio before. Presenter Chris Young said, "Radio is often described as 'Theatre of the Mind'. The War of the Worlds broadcast, fictional as it was, it was the first major event that demonstrated the power of radio to entertain and inform. Despite the fact that the programme was part of a weekly series of radio plays, thousands of listeners fled their homes in hysteria while police departments were flooded with phone calls from terrified residents believing that inter-plantatery war had broken out. We'll look at the program itself, the reaction to it from listeners and look at the reasons why a dramatisation had the power to instill fear in so many listeners", he said. Choice FM broadcast to Dublin on 92.1 FM and 1278 AM, Cork on 106.7 FM, Galway on 104.9 FM and Limerick on 99.9 FM every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The station, operating under a temporary broadcasting licence from the Broadcasting Commission of Ireland, is expected to apply for a full-time licence during 2007.

19-10-2006, 05:11	#6
Riamfada Moderator Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Dublin Posts: 8,897 Adverts \| Friends Mod: Archaeology, Military, Mythology, Paranormal	Show: Crashed Format: student entertainment show. Radio station: BelfieldFM Frequency: 101.3FM Coverage Area: UCD to city center and dundrum 'Webcast': Podcasts / Listen Live Online Globally Broadcast time: every second week 3pm - 5pm

26-10-2006, 11:45	#7
Proud Mary 1980 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Cork Posts: 13 Adverts \| Friends	This Ability Radio Show Thursday @ 3pm 97.4fm Hey there, I present a disability radio show on Cork's 97.4 fm you can also tune in via www.ucc.ie/ccr or get in touch via thisability@gmail.com

08-11-2006, 16:06	#8
djciano Registered User Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 4 Adverts \| Friends	dream radio dream radio is now on www.dreamradio.ie for all your danceing tunes

13-12-2006, 10:39	#9
BrianD Closed Account Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 7,145 Adverts \| Friends	Phantom 105.2's Kiosk Top Three Album Shortlist KIOSK, Phantom 105.2's Arts & Culture show is making a call for you our listeners to short list your top three albums of 2006. The short list and must have album's of 2006 will be announced on the KIOSK on the 23rd of December and we want to hear from you! KIOSK is presented by Nadine O'Regan and takes to the airwaves every Saturday morning on Phantom 105.2 between 11.00 to mid-day! Please e-mail your top three albums of 2006 to kiosk@phantom.ie

22-12-2006, 14:54	#10
Chillwithcian Registered User Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 543 Adverts \| Friends	New Ryhyme and Reson show and chillwithcian/rhyme and reson text number: Rhyme and reson presented by Helen Dwyer interviewing local poets, writers and artists. The alternitave arts show on DSFM 93.9FM, every friday at 7.03-7.32. Email your comments to rhymeandreson@hotmail.com or text line (Joint with the chillwithcian show) on 0870634906.

31-03-2007, 18:38	#11
Gavin "shels" Registered User Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: The Tenters, Dublin 8 Posts: 12,243 Adverts \| Friends	Free Gaff @ Digital Hub FM Free Gaff is a new show on the local radio station Digital Hub FM. Run by 4 teenagers, its has live guests in the studio each week and talk about really anything and everything. The show is on from 5pm till 6pm on a Friday evening. If you are in the Dublin 8 area you can tune into 94.3 FM or you can listen live from anywhere on http://www.digitalhubfm.com/ To find out more about the lads and the show go to http://FreeGaff.bebo.com

03-08-2007, 11:49	#12
will kinsella Registered User Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 2 Adverts \| Friends	Will Kinsella - Ceoltronic Radio Fri nite @ 3: 106.4 and www.rnl106.com Hey there gonna be kicking off the show this week with the first draft of a track im workin on at the mo. Also gonna be playin a few Tribal bits and pieces for a change. show is on Tuesdays @ midnight and Friday nights @ 3 on 106.4 FM (GMT) Raidio na Life and www.rnl106.com. The style generally goes between minimal Techno and House Thanks

01-11-2007, 08:26	#13
Bard Registered User Join Date: Apr 2000 Location: Drumcondra Posts: 11,787 Adverts \| Friends	Web address for my show has changed. It's now at http://wallofsound.eu/

10-12-2007, 09:21	#14
luckat Registered User Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 5,316 Adverts \| Friends	Bard, the 'Audio Archive' only offers two things, neither of which is the promised comedy. Any chance you could throw up a bit of the comedy there? Ireland needs good comedy. Desperately.

07-01-2008, 20:00	#15
Chillwithcian Registered User Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 543 Adverts \| Friends	www.myspace.com/dublinsouthfmradio

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