Now the programme is also broadcast live on the Internet so it's reaching new audiences from all around the world. There's only so much information that I can mention on the air, so the website serves as an additional database for listeners. As I feature a lot of new CDs it's now possible to check back to the website if you want to know more. There are also links to alternative sources of information, band sites and other radio stations. Radio is now part of the information revolution on the Internet, and so it's now particularly satisfying for me to receive e-mails from new listeners around the world.
Feedback is important.
In that respect I am grateful for the musical freedom that RTHK has given me within the program. There is the best of the 80's and 90's, along with choice cuts from the previous decades. Well, the key to a lot of broadcasting is preparation, and so yes, it can take up to four hours to prepare the two hour programme. I had eight great years which took me around Europe, Middle East and China. Around 1994, I was starting to get bored with the club scene and felt that radio was the next challenge.