Tunein Radio - Recommendations

dixiefly

Many of us have switched over to internet radio, most popular is the Tunein Radio app. It has opened our options from the limited number of local stations to thousands of stations worldwide.

At the same time a person can only listen to one station at a time. I am interested in peoples advice regarding radio stations that they listen to.

The stations / programmes that I mostly listen to are

1. RTE Radio 1, I really like Weekend On One and John Creedon Show.

2. Boomer Radio http://www.boomerradio.com/. Great selection of oldies and easy listening. Great balance between lesser known album tracks and well known songs.

3. Dublin City FM After midnight http://dublincityfm.ie/after-midnight. Noel casey playing a great eclectic mix of blues, folk etc.

4. Springsteen Radio. When I need a Bruce fix.

5. BBC Radio 2. Johnnie Walkers Sound of The Seventies http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00jlwqd. I regularly record this programme.

6. RTE Gold. John Clarkes Ireland's Biggest Jukebox. Always was and is a favorite on a Sunday.

7. Jazz FM. Along with Boomer Radio for night time listening.

Alan70

Groove salad and mission control...chilled stuff.

Fresh Pots

BBC r1
rte pulse
. 977 the hits channel
. 977 adult hits

yosser hughes

BBC Radio 6 is great.
I'd be interested in recommendations from other parts of the world. Like the U.S.

Five Lamps

KCRW Eclectic 24.

torrentum

Alex Jones radio podcast is all always interesting

Birneybau

torrentum wrote: »

Alex Jones radio podcast is all always interesting

Don't you mean mental?

Anyway op, The Alternate Side is a good alternative station if you like that kind of thing. I do.

Mr Snow

Q107
Rock 101
AC/DC Radio

Lovely Bloke

yosser hughes wrote: »

BBC Radio 6 is great.
I'd be interested in recommendations from other parts of the world. Like the U.S.

WBEZ Chicago is a decent talk radio station.

chamaid

XFM and Groove salad
Use a sonos unit and get seriously good quality sound

ghostdancer

Five Lamps wrote: »

KCRW Eclectic 24.

another vote for KCRW

KEXP is quite good too.

Drag00n79

Radio Paradise is excellent. No adverts either.

http://www.radioparadise.com/rp_2.php#

buckfasterer

For sports shows, TalkSport is probably the best that you'll get. Alan Brazil in the morning and Colin Murray until lunch are very good.

uggybear

For Irish folk music (or Irish music in general) there's Irish Pub Radio and Irish Channel 1, plays song after song and has no talking except when it has self promotion adverts

Drag00n79

buckfasterer wrote: »

For sports shows, TalkSport is probably the best that you'll get. Alan Brazil in the morning and Colin Murray until lunch are very good.

I love the Sports Bar with Goldstein and Cundy each night 10-1. It can be very funny at times.

GarryCurran

Hey,

Yeah... I've found a very good one. its popular enough with us at work. it seems to be new enough.

its Called zenradio.ie, its very chilled out.

todolist

Adam Corolla show from Los Angeles.This guy is top notch.

Radioshed

181.FM Awesome 80s

mikeyjames9

bbc radio 4; the world tonight 10pm,today 6 am

newstalk; catchup at midnight

radio 5 live if I'm very drunk