Real Radio
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Real Radio is a term used to describe some hot talk radio stations or radio shows in the United States. The format, or at least a definition and name for the format, seems to have originated in the 1990s.
See: WTKS-FM
Real Radio is also a brand of regional radio stations in the United Kingdom owned by GMG Radio. The brand was developed by John Myers around the year 2000 or 2001, who was also responsible for the similar early format of Century FM.
Currently, four stations operate in the UK under the Real Radio banner:
- Real Radio (Wales) 105-106FM
- Real Radio (Yorkshire) 106-108FM
- Real Radio (Scotland) 100-101FM
- Real Radio (Digital) DAB in West Midlands, North West England and North East England, and on Sky Channel 0146.
All three stations carry programming presented by Gary Davies, Mark Goodier and Nick Snaith. In the past all three stations carried programming by Tony Blackburn and Nick Abbot with his late night phone in show.
[edit] External links
- Real Radio Orlando Florida
- Real Radio FM official website
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National newspapers: The Guardian | The Observer International newspapers: The Guardian Weekly Local Newspapers: Manchester Evening News| Manchester Metro News | Oldham Advertiser | Reading Evening Post | Surrey Advertiser Century Network - 100-102 Century FM | 105.4 Century FM Real Radio - Real Radio (Yorkshire) | Real Radio (Scotland) | Real Radio (South Wales) Smooth Network - 102.2 Smooth FM | 100.4 Smooth FM Other Stations - Q96 Television: Channel M Online: Guardian Unlimited Other: Trader Media Group |
