What's your favourite radio talk show?

TenLeftFingers

I've been listening to the Moncrieff show on Newstalk and really enjoying it. Outside of that, I'm not so into the other shows on the station.

Any other gems out there that anyone would care to share?

NegativeCreep

Cinerama on phantom was my favourite.

Birneybau

Simon Mayo and Mark Kermode's film review.

Though Kermode is getting on my t!ts somewhat lately.

sparesandwich

Adrian Kennedy's thing on FM104.

"This is the 90's we're livin in Adrian. Actually it's not even the 90's it's the two thousands"

Fratton Fred

George Hook.

I love the miserable old git.

wazky

The death notices on my local radio.

Sunnyisland

I start with morning Ireland then spin radio,then one o clock news on rte 1, then maybe liveline , then any music station, 4fm,102,spin etc

kneemos

This is s bit left field but if you're awake between four and six thirty in the mornings Steve Allen on London's LBC is very entertaining in a lets slag everyone in entertainment sort of way.

padd b1975

Jeremy Vine on BBC Radio 2.

Nemeses

Niall on 4fm - A good bit of entertainment once the arguments start kicking off

I mean. Wait... Whats FM?

Whatsisname

odds_on

The one I can hear when the radio is switched off.

tomglsn

Moncrieff for me! Ray Darcy if Im feeling masochistic!

197th User Id

TenLeftFingers wrote: »

I've been listening to the Moncrieff show on Newstalk and really enjoying it. Outside of that, I'm not so into the other shows on the station.

Any other gems out there that anyone would care to share?

Today on Moncrief - we'll be talking to an English academic about the history of the westernized bumhole, then we'll be acting all patronizing towards a religious person.
With a smug smile and powered by our own sense of self satisfaction.

Puzzle35

Pat Kenny on newstalk. Love that show since he started.

Hootanany

Alex Jones followed by David Harvey show

Donkey Oaty

"Question Time" on BBC1 is pretty dismal, but the discussion about it on Radio Five Live afterwards is usually good for a laugh.

kneemos

197th User Id wrote: »

Today on Moncrief - we'll be talking to an English academic about the history of the westernized bumhole, then we'll be acting all patronizing towards a religious person.
With a smug smile and powered by our own sense of self satisfaction.

He appears to be extremely knowledgeable on religious matters.
Did he publish a book in that line?

Donkey Oaty

kneemos wrote: »

He appears to be extremely knowledgeable on religious matters.
Did he publish a book in that line?

"God - A Users Guide".

"Intelligent without being elitist" - John Waters on Amazon.

stefan idiot jones

Danny Baker on Radio Five, Saturday mornings is superb. I get the pod cast.

Hawksbee and Jacobs on Talk Sport are good but way too many adverts.

Menas

I like the newstalk morning show with Ivan Yeats and Chris whatshisname.

4zn76tysfajdxp

Opie and Anthony or Howard Stern.

Mint Aero

Ray d'arcy to gay up the start of the day.
Pat kenny for his delicious and nauseating accent.
Moncrieff and a bit of Dave Harvey depending on topic.
George hook, everybody loves george.
Niall Boylan and the frequent pedantic disabled caller who reminds me of some posters on AH

meoklmrk91

Anything on newstalk, I'll even listen to off the ball in a pinch even though I have zero interest in sport. Other than that it's podcasts, podcasts and more podcasts.

Savoir.Faire

Bit of Yeatesy in the morning, then off to Radio 4 until lunchtime. Then the News At One. Straight off so I don't catch a single note of Whiner Duffy and the motley crew of oddballs and weirdos who make up the majority of his callers. Will move between NPR, Lyric and Radio 4 depending on my mood. Back for Hooky at 4.30. Like to catch Lillian or Alf on Late Date when winding down for the night.

PapaQuebec

Nick Abbot on LBC Fridays and Saturdays 10pm till 1am
His monologue at the start is the funniest thing on radio!

WeHaveToGoBack

197th User Id wrote: »

Today on Moncrief - we'll be talking to an English academic about the history of the westernized bumhole, then we'll be acting all patronizing towards a religious person.
With a smug smile and powered by our own sense of self satisfaction.

All that, and more, after the news.