Your Daily Radio Habits

smurfs5

Just thought I'd create this thread as I'm interested in what everyone listens to on a daily basis.

For me, on weekdays:

8-8.40 = The Ray Foley Show (98FM)/ a bit of Fully Charged (SPIN 1038)
2-4 = Scott Mills (BBC Radio 1)
5.45-6 = Newsbeat (BBC Radio 1)
6-6.45 = Spin Hits with Steve K (SPIN 1038)
7-8.15 + 9.30-10pm = James Barr (Capital)
10.20-10.45 = TRL (Spin 1038)
11-12 = Phoneshow with Adrian Kennedy (FM104)

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8-8.40 - The Ray Foley Show & some Fully Charged too.
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4-6.45 - SPIN Hits with Steve K.
6:45-9 - The Zoo Crew Hot 30/James Barr on Capital.
9-10 - Niall Boylan/Joan Lea/James Barr/TRL (Depending on my mood)
10-11/12 - The Ray Foley Show podcast.

soc160

6-10 - (if im awake) Im a channel hopper but mainly Fm104 Strawberry Alarm Clock
10-1.30 - Fm104 Andy Preston
1.30 - 3 - Newstalk Moncrieff
3-7 - 98Fm Dermot and Dave
7-10 Newstalk Off the Ball
10 - 1 4Fm Niall Boylan, maybe Davenport after Dark on thursdays
1 onwards Newstalk Moncrieff repeats if I missed them or Fm104 through the night.

Jason Todd

7.00 - 10.00 Ray Foley (98fm)

10.00 - 12.00 Ray D'Arcy (Today FM)

12.00 - 2.30 The KC Show (Today FM)

2.30 - 4.30 Sean Moncrieff (Newstalk)

4.30 - 6.00 The Last Word w/Matt Cooper (Today FM)

6.00 - 7.00 Beat Drive w/Andy Mac (Beat 102-103)

If I'm out and about in the evening I used to put on KC when he was on evenings/nights but now I'll listen to Off the Ball. On a Sunday Beat 102-103 do a great show called Old School Sunday that has all late 80's / 90's dance and r'n'b stuff. Lately though Christmas FM is getting a good airing too!

spank_inferno

06:30 to 07:30 - BBC Radio 4, Today programme

07:30 to 08:30 - RTE, Morning Ireland (in the car)
Commute home will be Hooky or Cooper

Evening time, when I get my housework on
21:00 to 22:00 - Newstalk, Football show.

22:00 to 23:30 - BBC radio 4, World Tonight followed by "book at bed-time"
followed by whaver comedy might be on.


I'm going to plug Warhorses of Letters
11pm on bbc radio 4
A show about the love letters of 2 war horses in the Napoleonic wars.

Yakuza

07:30 - 08:00 - Snoring Ireland
09:00 - 10:00 - Newstalk
10:00 - 12:00 - PK (might be interrupted with work stuff, bah)
13:30 - 13:45 - the tail end of the News at One
13:45 - 15:00 - Liveline (if I manage to stick it out to the end)
15:00 - 15:05 - Mooney (until Brek starts talking). I sometimes listen longer
16:30 - 19:00 - The Last Word. I mightn't listen to the whole show, but would catch 90+ mins any given day.

Any gaps I fill with music or, well, talking to folks in work

Ciaran_B

Radio Eireann 7-11
Off The Ball 19.00-22.00
Blue of The Night 22.00 – sleep

dulpit

Yakuza wrote: »

15:00 - 15:05 - Mooney (until Brek starts talking). I sometimes listen longer

:pac:

I can't get past the theme tune there...


I catch bits of Newstalk Breakfast while in shower in morning (time varies depending on time I start work) and I listen again on drive to work (although I'm only 10 minutes from home).
13:00 - 13:45 - News at One.
13:45 - 14:00 - Liveline, which I may keep listening to when I go back to work.

I also hear some of the last word when on drive home from work, and some of Off the Ball in the evening, but it's pretty scattered.

I do, however, listen to the Pat Kenny podcast most days, and also parts of Off the Ball (Rugby, Murph's Country Pages, US Sports) via podcast.

AnonoBoy

8.30-10.00 Newstalk (sometimes flipping to Radio 1)
13.30 Moncrieff
16.30-19.00 Last Word
19.00-20.30 Dave Fanning

DEFTLEFTHAND

The only thing I regularly listen to now is Off the ball on Newstalk. I just got so sick and tired of the rest of Newstalks daily output. Between the gloom and chessy tabloid presentation of many of their shows I just had enough, it was only making me angry.

europa11

Morning 'til 8:30ish -Mourning Ireland until it gets so depressing that Marty Whelan on Lyric becomes bearable.

Work (away from radio) interferes until 10:30 or so when I am inside the premises : - then its Pat Kenny. Radio One is left on through habit so Ronan Collins' curious musical hour and the News at One.

The miseryguts Joe Duffy of Liveline then, but only because the LL thread here makes it so much fun. If I can't get on to Boards for Liveline or its Duffys dreaded Funny friday, then it's Lyric.

After 3, might listen to a small bit of Mooney and Brek to remind me just how bad radio can be....usually though it's Moncreiff, esp on Thursday and Friday.

4:30 on......Switch between Hook and Cooper, more inclined towards Matt in particular if Hookie is in one of his old fart rants or has that insufferable Yank, Michael Graham on telling us Euroweenies to join the US War du Jour.

If working back, then no contest...Off The Ball...best sports radio on earth!

wnolan1992

6:00 - 10:00 (assuming I'm awake and at a PC) - Ray Foley (98FM)

10:00 - 12:00: Flicking between D'Arcy, Tom Dunne and Victor Barry(RED FM).

12:00 - 4:30: Generally don't listen at this time any more. Mostly podcasts and stuff, but if I'm in a car then it's a mix of KC and Moncrief.

4:30 - 7:00: As with the 12-4 slot, not really regular listening here. But if I was in the car I'd listen to a mix of Will Leahy and the Last Word.

7:00 - 10:00: Off the Ball

10:00 - 12:00: Generally nothing, but on the odd occasion I'll stay tuned to Coleman at Large after OTB.

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There are some one off programmes that I regularly listen to.

Friday Night 80's on Today FM.
Hook's Saturday Sit In on Newstalk.
Match commentaries on Newstalk on Sundays.
Top 40 Oifigúil na hÉireann on whatever station I hear it on (RED or Spin SW)

doughef

Mornings lately are Morning Ireland.

I used to love Chris and Ivan on Newstalk but I cant stand Chris lately..

Then its normally a switch between Newstalk / Radio 1 and Phantom for the day.
Dont really listen at night..

However, I absolutely love Sunday Miscellany on Radio 1 at 9am on a Sunday morning and if I'm awake John Bowman's show beforehand at 8.30 where he goes back through the archives.

L1011

Rarely get more than two hours or so a day done but can be at any time of day due to being all over the place for work

Before 9: Morning Ireland
9-10: Anything but John Murray
10-12:30: Pat Kenny until I have to throw the radio at the wall at some point, generally Tom Dunne after that.
Lunchtime: Newstalk's followed by RTE News then back to Newstalk

After that it's a random station doesn't have a public participation talk show on until 4:30 and then Cooper. Regionals after that to get away from wall to wall bloody Premiership after 7 most days.,

The one time I got polled by MRBI for radio habits, the person gave up half way through...

Rarely have the radio on at weekends other than 2FM on Friday/Saturday nights, if I remember.

starviewadams

Moncrief on Newstalk in the afternoon.

Traffic guy on DCFM who plays decent music in the early evening.

Off The Ball from 7-10pm.

Listen to Coleman at Large the odd time too.

garclo

07:30-09:00 ian dempsey (today fm)
09:00-10:00 csi with jim mc cabe (4fm)
10:00-12:00 ray darcy (today fm)
12:00-13:00 kc (today fm)
13:00-15:00 dave harvey (4fm)
15:00-18:00 gareth o callahan (4fm)

Vahevala

9am - 4pm - LBC
8.00 - 11.00 - Newstalk

smurfs5

Thought I'd bump this thread to ask what people's radio listening habits are at the weekend.

Sooo, mine is :

Friday Night

5:45-6:15= 10 Spin Hits In The Mix (SPIN 1038)
6:15-7 = BBC Radio 1's Dance Anthems with Greg James
7-7:45= Annie Mac (BBC Radio 1)
7:45-8:15= Friday Night KISS

Saturday

10-10:30= Lisa Brady (iRadio)/ Brendan Roache (SPIN 1038)
11:30-12:30 = Matt Edmondson (BBC Radio 1)
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4-5:30= BBC Radio 1's Dance Anthems with Danny Howard (BBC R1)
6:45-7:30= Becki Miller (SPIN 1038)

Sunday

11:15-12:30= Matt Edmondson (BBC Radio 1)
1-1:30 & 2:15-2:45 = Paul Bonass ( SPIN 1038)
6:30-7= The Official Chart with Jameela Jamil ( BBC R1)
7-7:45= First Play with Louise Clarke (iRadio)
8:45-9:15= TRL with Becki Miller (SPIN 1038)
10-11:30= Annie Mac (BBC Radio 1)

Oh hai

Early morning, getting ready for work: Strawberry Alarm Clock - FM104/Chris Evans BBC Radio 2
Late morning: I flick between Ray D'Arcy and Tubridy
Afternoon: Sean Moncrief on Newstalk.
Driving home in the evening: Matt Cooper on Today FM.

After that I don't listen to the radio once I'm home. Except at the weekends some Saturdays I'll listen to Graham Norton on BBC Radio 2 if I'm pottering about the house.

dulpit

Weekend = catch up on podcasts from the week (Pat Kenny, History Show, Talking History - used to be off the ball ones too ). Then if in car/etc, will listen to the sports, alternate between RTE & Newstalk.

The Black Oil

5:50 - 6:35 Radio 4/Today
Commute - podcasts (BBC/NPR, etc)
Morning tends to be the PK show, work colleague has Radio 1 for pretty much the whole day...PK is the only show I don't mind hearing.
Commute home - podcasts again.
Evening, sometimes a little bit of Drivetime over dinner.
10pm on tends to be Radio 4 again, slight Today in Parliament addict. Or the World Service. Weekend used to be a little bit of NPR's Car Talk, but less so now.

Jason Todd

Oh hai wrote: »

Early morning, getting ready for work: Strawberry Alarm Clock - FM104/Chris Evans BBC Radio 2
Late morning: I flick between Ray D'Arcy and Tubridy
Afternoon: Sean Moncrief on Newstalk.
Driving home in the evening: Matt Cooper on Today FM.

After that I don't listen to the radio once I'm home. Except at the weekends some Saturdays I'll listen to Graham Norton on BBC Radio 2 if I'm pottering about the house.

What time is he on at?

dulpit

Jason Todd wrote: »

What time is he on at?

A (rather quick) google search says 10 - 1