RadioToday Programme

Kellie While (7digital), Brett Spencer (BBC Radio) and Phil Maguire (Prison Radio Assoc) join Trevor Dann to discuss how local 'local' radio should be, presenters doing their last shows, BBC pop-up stations and some great listening recommendations. Plus all the usual features.

Audio expert Rupert Brun explains the difference between loudness and volume and has advice on compression, normalisation and limitation. Trevor Dann tries to keep up. Plus David Lloyd's Radio Moments and news from Stuart Clarkson.

Danny Baker on his new stand-up tour, why he can't get a daily show on radio and why he doesn't listen to other shows. Plus a special sausage sandwich game. Also former regulator Martin Campbell on what's wrong with the government's new proposals for commercial radio. Plus news and Radio Moments

Chelsea Norris tells Trevor Dann about her turbulent departure from Key 103 after 11 years and her new drive time show for BBC Manchester. Also Made In Manchester's Ashley Byrne on creating one of the biggest indie production companies outside London

Mike Hill (Radioplayer), Matt Hill (British Podcast Awards) and Mick Meadows (Virgin Radio) join Trevor Dann for this month's Roundtable. Plus news and Radio Moments

The latest news from Stuart Clarkson and this week's Radio Moments with David Lloyd. Trevor Dann hosts.

New York based British journalist and broadcaster Nick Wapshott talks about reporting in the new world of fake news and alternative facts. Plus news, Radio Moments, Alexa and a little Randy Newman

Grant Stott tells us why he's leaving Forth One after 27 years and taking his one man show on the road. Plus news, Radio Moments and a postscript from Alexa

Trevor Dann hosts a roundtable with Siobhan Kenny from Radiocentre, David Prest from Whistledown and Nick Pitts from JazzFM. Stu Clarkson talks to Alex Lester about his departure from Radio 2 and David Lloyd has Radio Moments.

Presenting David Lloyd's Radio Moments. This week in radio throughout the years. Next regular podcast Jan 11th.