Infoanon wrote: » 7 to 9am for the moment, 7 to 10am in a few weeks time .
AlgerShane wrote: » Just caught a tiny bit. Very mainstream . No jukebox for sure.
jimmymack wrote: » Yeah couple of jingles but otherwise just a bog-standard show
Max Headroom wrote: » Did he sound happy to be back...did he mention it...
Mint Sauce wrote: » What has happened to John Clark's Jukebox?
Farawayhome wrote: » Why is there no alternative shows on radio nova? Like a metal show or punk show or some other genres?
cdeb wrote: » Specialist shows are presumably too polarising for a commercial station. You either like it or you switch over. That said, you'd imagine from, say, 10-11pm on Tuesdays, when there's presumably relatively few listeners, you could select a topic for an hour and focus on that - punk, metal, a band, a year, etc.
Former Former wrote: » No demand for it. Dublin is a small market, Nova has a very small share of the audience, the numbers of people who would want a punk show must be tiny. Metal might be more viable but same principles apply.
Farawayhome wrote: » Metal, 90's grunge maybe a combination of a few things.
RINO87 wrote: » JC back doing a playlisted, and most likely pre-recorded show is a strange one alright. 7 am on a Sunday morning is a shocking slot for someone like him to have, and I'm surprised he took it..... Somethings not right. Edit: went looking for the show on Listen Back on the Nova website and 7-10 A.M. from yesterday morning are missing!!
jvan wrote: » I suspect he was in contract and it was easier to keep him on in some form rather than pay off unfair dismissal. First time I ever recall a station taking a Dj back on after publicly going their separate ways.
FanadMan wrote: » Don't think they wanted another Sinead Ni Mhordha type lawsuit.
Max Headroom wrote: » Imagine the €€€€€€€€ needed to pay him off....would have been cheaper to just give him the station...:p
Max Headroom wrote: » Saw her driving a 192- Porsche the other day......:D Imagine the €€€€€€€€ needed to pay him off....would have been cheaper to just give him the station...:p
ford fiesta wrote: » Ni Mhordha lives in the U.S. now
Farawayhome wrote: » This is embarrassing.
FanadMan wrote: » Why? She was unfairly laid off, got a nice payout and is now working in the US. What's embarrassing about that?
jvan wrote: » Credit where credit is due, Dee Woods is playing good songs this lunch time.
Farawayhome wrote: » Not what I meant. A poster said he spotted her driving a new car the other day, then he was informed that she is now in America so either he saw someone else or he was caught out lying!
Max Headroom wrote: » Anyone who knows me on here (not that i'm here much..:D) will know what i meant...thanks for clarifying your post tho...;)