- ((evidently this show has been on the air since 1999. Today is the first time I've heard of it. Good job there, BBC))

The Test of Time

Radio broadcasts, 1982, KAIR, University of Colorado
Each show is approximately 30 minutes

"Chris Morris is known by most for his ground-breaking film and television work but, like most good things he 'started on the radio'."

"Why, in this age when every-
body can download all the MP3s they
want from the web, do we still listen
to radio? Because we need someone
to make sense of it all, someone with
a sensibility to put it together for
us, someone to narrate this mass of
information. "

"I’d fetch up in far-flung places and World Service listeners would come up and thank me for the work of the BBC. Not one to shy away from a free compliment, I’d graciously accept - and try to leave the impression that, in some small way, the wonder that is the World Service had something to do with me."

same

This could be kind of interesting. I've seen this attempted once or twice in the past.

Mary Anne's new radio show.

"Using a complex arrangement of pipes and funnels we turn the junk mail that we receive into a streaming audio broadcast that can be enjoyed from anywhere on the Internet."

"Radio23.org is a non-commercial, freeform radio station dedicated to providing an international artistic platform for innovative and creative home broadcasters. Explore underground music and culture from all parts of the globe created by dozens of weekly live broadcasters. Every two hours, experience a new rad broadcast from a new location on Earth."

You're engrossed in an interview on the Today programme but have to leave for work. No problem. Press the RadioTAG button on your radio to remember your place. When you get to work, you resume listening on iPlayer from the point you left off.

"International Radiophonic Creation Day is a biennal event honouring radio creation on its widest sense : soundscape, Hörspiel, radio drama, experimental music, various sounds…"

"Weird Tales for Winter is an invitation to enjoy a psychic communal experience- 8 sonic portals to familiar worlds collapsing on the margins of the uncanny." Spoken-word and confusing sounds, feat. Moon Wiring Club, Advisory Circle, Outer Church, Kek-W etc etc

"The Minister of Chance is a new form of entertainment - a radiophonic drama - made using a combination of film and radio techniques and delivered by podcast. It is the first, but we hope not last, of its kind." New form of entertainment my arse.