Radio Moments - Clips

Each week, the fine Radio Academy podcast features interviews and content from the world of radio at http://www.radioacademy.org/podcasts/.

The Academy podcast concludes with a slice of audio memories from the radio week in history, as they invite me to assemble a weekly compendium of my daily #radiomoments tweets @davidlloydradio, with audio and narrative.

Here's just that #radiomoments weekly review on its own, for the week ending 17th Oct 2014, without the sensible interviews and discussion.

This audio is now also heard at the end of the excellent weekly @radiotoday podcast http://audioboo.fm/channel/radiotoday

The medium that became Hirsty's life was suitably the vehicle he chose to open up finally.

Here's the person who gave up one of the nation's top gigs so he could be true to himself. In so doing, the lad from Barnsley helped others to make their own tough decisions.

A brilliantly natural broadcaster, the ultimate anorak and one of the industry's best loved characters.

Stephanie - you deserve your happiness.

BBC Radio Oxford launched on October 29, 1970. Station Manager, Donald Norbrook, kicked things off, followed by the Lord Mayor enjoying being a DJ. The first programme, with Keith Salmon, deployed the title which just had to be used: 'Oxford Circus'. Bill Rennells, later at Radio 2 from 1978 (but now back on the station at weekends), was on news duty.

Each week, the fine Radio Academy podcast features interviews and content from the world of radio at http://www.radioacademy.org/podcasts/.

The Academy podcast concludes with a slice of audio memories from the radio week in history, as they invite me to assemble a weekly compendium of my daily #radiomoments tweets @davidlloydradio, with audio and narrative.

Here's just that #radiomoments weekly review on its own, for the week ending 10th Oct 2014, without the sensible interviews and discussion.

This audio is now also heard at the end of the excellent weekly @radiotoday podcast http://audioboo.fm/channel/radiotoday

Each week, the fine Radio Academy podcast features interviews and content from the world of radio at http://www.radioacademy.org/podcasts/.

The Academy podcast concludes with a slice of audio memories from the radio week in history, as they invite me to assemble a weekly compendium of my daily #radiomoments tweets @davidlloydradio, with audio and narrative.

Here's just that #radiomoments weekly review on its own, for the week ending 3rd Oct 2014, without the sensible interviews and discussion.

This audio is now also heard at the end of the excellent weekly @radiotoday podcast http://audioboo.fm/channel/radiotoday