h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

I listen to three radio stations:
-radio 4, but not so much now
-bbc london, usually on the way to work
-talk sport late at night when i go to bed, usually james whale

Real Radio (wales) my mum wom a lorry load of 'stuff' from them on Fri including leather 2+3 seater setee's, TV, hifi, DVD player tons of other things too. that's not why I like them, mainly its cos they play a good selection of tooons and most days someone I know phones in for a competion or to get a song on etc. its a shame 'bout commercials though

Five Live when I wake up and go to bed.

Radio 4 and BBC7 for a few hours on weeknights.

Virgin Classic Rock over the web the rest of the time.

Recently i've been listening to a mixture of K-dst and Radio X.

I used to listen to JazzFM, but I could only pick it up in the car and someone swiped my radio so...

I listen to the BBC World Service when I'm trying to get to sleep,
I listen to Air America or Radio Caroline when I'm surfing,
At all other times I listen to the TV, cos mum always has that on...

I listen to radio west midlands again because I can now listen to it via the internet on my computer.

6Music / BBC 7 / Radio 4...

Oh shove in Radio 2 for good measure.

I used to listen to KissFM back in the days when they played good music instead of the sh!tepop-pseudodance music they played when I stopped bothering to tune in.
Now I listen only to Radio 4, well usually the Worldservice on Radio 4 to be precise and little more accurate.

102.1 the edge, toronto's new rock stataion

check it out on the web at edge.ca

Yussa masser.

The one I listen to most is R2, but am running out of patience with

Sarah Kennedy [the early show's always better when she has one of her regular sickies or holidays]
Terry Wogan [although I like the format he's a bit of a pain!]
Steve Wright in the afternoon [tries too hard to relive his 80's 'glory' days]
Steve Wright Sunday luurrve thongs [tooooooo cheeeeesy]

Radio 4 is civilised, but Today programme can get too wrapped up in its own importance.

Commercial Radio - cr*p - too many tacky adverts.

I don't watch much TV either!

Yeah Harpo, I second those complaints about Radio 2. However, it is great to have Mark Radcliffe back in the evenings...

and for comedy value there is always the Organist Entertains...

I find the organist entertains quite funny in a train-spotter-like way too!
Going back to my early childhood, Friday Night is music night is still there.
Mike Harding and Bob Harris talk a lot of sense very enthusiastically too, and although Johnny Walker's descending a bit into Wogan territory, he plays better music!