recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
BBC Radio Berkshire

**BBC Radio Berkshire** is British local public radio station owned by British Broadcasting Corporation. The station broadcasts local news, music and talk shows programmings.

## History

The station began on 21 January 1992, starting as a sister station of BBC Radio Oxford, broadcasting for part of the weekday and weekend mornings. Due to financial cutbacks, BBC Director-General John Birt announced that it was to merge with BBC Radio Oxford on 9 April 1996 to become BBC Thames Valley FM. On 14 February 2000, the two stations became separate once again.

## Programmings

The majority of the station's programmes are produced and broadcast from Reading. During off-peak hours, **BBC Radio Berkshire** also carries regional programmes for the South and South East regions, produced from sister stations BBC Radio Solent, BBC Radio Kent and BBC Radio Oxford. As with all BBC Local Radio stations, it also airs the networked weekday evening shows, originating from BBC Radio Leeds and produced independently by Wire Free Productions. During the station's downtime, **BBC Radio Berkshire** simulcasts BBC Radio 5 Live overnight.

The station's weekday presenters include Steve Madden (early) Andrew Peach (breakfast), Sarah Walker (Monday - Thursday mornings), Tony Blackburn (Friday mornings), Bill Buckley (afternoons) and Phil Kennedy (drivetime). Weekend presenters include Paul Coia (Sunday breakfast) and Debbie McGee (Sunday mornings).

## External links

* Official website

* National stations
* Regional stations
* Local stations

Bailiwick of Guernsey •
Bath •
Bedfordshire •
**Berkshire** •
Bristol •
Buckinghamshire •
Cambridgeshire •
Coventry •
Dorset •
County Durham •
Cornwall •
Cumbria •
Derbyshire •
Devon •
East Chesire •
East Riding of Yorkshire •
East Staffordshire •
Essex •
Gloucestershire •
Greater Manchester •
Hampshire •
Herefordshire •
Herfordshire •
Isle of Wight •
Jersey •
Kent •
Lancashire •
Leicester •
Lincolnshire •
London •
Merseyside •
Norfolk •
Oxfordshire •
North and Mid Staffordshire •
North East Shropshire •
North East Somerset •
**North Hampshire** •
North Nottinghamshire •
North Somerset •
North Yorkshire •
Northamptonshire •
Northern County Durham •
Northern Lincolnshire •
Northumberland •
Nottingham •
Solihull •
Somerset •
South Chesire •
South Gloucestershire •
South Staffordshire •
South Yorkshire •
Shropshire •
Suffolk •
Surrey •
Sussex •
Teesside •
Tyne and Wear •
Warwickshire •
West Midlands •
West Yorkshire •
Western Lancashire •
Wiltshire •
Worcestershire
Radio Top 40

**Radio Top 40** is German commercial radio station owned by Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland. The station broadcasts news and music for young oriented programmings.

## History

**Radio Top 40** launched on April 28, 1997 as part of the DAB pilot project Saxony on the air. This was initially a joint project of Radio SAW, Antenne Thüringen and Radio PSR. A restart took place on April 1, 2000 in Weimar under the direction of Antenne Thüringen. Julia Schutz, the program director of Antenne Thüringen, is also responsible for **Radio Top 40**'s program. The program is aligned since approx. End of 2008 as alternative CHR format.

Already since autumn 2008, there is an additional radio T**op 40 Electro Stream**, on which parts of the traditional Radio Top 40 music program are offered unmoderated as a web channel. There are also free apps for iPhone and Android.

## External links

* Official website

* Western Europe
* Germany
* Belgium
* Spain
* Scretonia
Jazz Radio

**Jazz Radio** is French private radio station owned by Espace Group. The station broadcasts jazz and soul music

## History

In January 1996 **Fréquence Jazz** was created by **Christophe Mahé** in **Lyon** on 97.3 MHz, and became the first French jazz station broadcasting around the clock.

In August 1996, a Parisian version of **Fréquence Jazz** was created named **Paris Jazz**, but with a different programming. The **CSA** allows the broadcasting in **Paris** by sharing broadcast time with Générations on 88.2 MHz, also owned by Espace Group. **Paris Jazz** broadcast between 14:00 – 19:00 and 23:00 – 07:00. Like **Fréquence Jazz** in Lyon, its sister station is dedicated entirely to jazz music. In 2002, after 6 years of activity **Paris Jazz** stopped broadcasting, for unspecified reasons, to let Générations 88,2 broadcast 24/7.

In 2006, **Fréquence Jazz** starts broadcasting throughout the province in 20 cities, under the name **Jazz Radio 2**.

In 2008, the name **Fréquence Jazz** and **Jazz Radio 2** were changed to become **Jazz Radio**. Then in June and July 2008, **Jazz Radio** started broadcasting on 4 new frequencies in the regions **Centre** and **Midi-Pyrénées**. In the end of 2008, **Jazz Radio** continues its extension of frequencies throughout France with 9 new frequencies in the North and East of France.

Since May 2012, **Jazz Radio** is also available in **Monaco** on the 95.7 MHz frequency.

In December 2012, the **CSA** allows **Jazz Radio** to start broadcasting on their 45th frequency in **Dijon** on 106.3 MHz.

In January 2013, the **CSA** allows the **Jazz Radio** station to start broadcasting in Paris digitally on **RNT** (**Radio Numérique Terrestre**).
Radio Ton

**Radio Ton** is German commercial radio station owned by Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland. The station broadcasts music related to pop, acoustic pop, pop rock programmings.

## History

**Radio Ton** was founded in 1987 under the name **Radio Regional** in Heilbronn. With the song **Laguna d'amor** the Kraichgauer band **Fernando Express**. **Radio Ton** went on 25 November 1987 for the first time on air. After the merger with the Bad Mergentheim radio station **Radio T.O.N.** (**T.O.N.** stood here for the transmission area Tauber, Odenwald, Neckar) in 1994 called the station **Radio Ton Regional**.

With the license period starting from 2003 the transmitter of the national institute for communication Baden-Wuerttemberg (LFK) got also the supplement for the local end area Ostwürttemberg, which was transmitting area of ​​radio comma 1 to date. In May 2003, **Radio Ton** bought the Neckar-Alb Radio in Reutlingen. Since then **Radio Ton** broadcasts as Baden-Württemberg's largest local broadcast network in the areas L7 Neckar-Alb, L9 Ostwürttemberg and L10 Heilbronn-Franken a locally oriented program with separately broadcast news for each region. The core target group is between 30 and 55 years old. Musically, the family station offers a wide program from the 70s to today. The musical focus is on songs from the 1980s.

The team consisted in the beginning of 25 employees. Today, there are 85 employees who set up a program for several hundred thousand listeners every day in three studios.

The station has studios in Heilbronn, Aalen and Reutlingen to provide the listeners with regional information.

Since 2013, **Radio Ton**, according to their own information, 24 hours a day without repetition and in a new sound design.

On July 22, 2014, the Media Council of the LFK, **Radio Ton** decided to withdraw the FM frequencies in the districts of Reutlingen, Tübingen and Zollernalbkreis. Since 1 January 2016, the program Neckaralb Live can be received in this region.

## Programmings

* ***Radio Ton: Die Guten Morgen Show***
* ***Radio Ton bei der Arbeit***
* ***Die Mehr Musik Mittagspause***
* ***Radio Ton am Nachmittag***
* ***80er bis 8***
* ***Radio Ton: Die Morgenshow am Samstag***
* ***Radio Ton am Samstag***
* ***Kirche & Co.***
* ***Radio Ton am Sonntag***

## External links

* Official website

* Western Europe
* Germany
* Belgium
* Spain
* Scretonia
Sophia

**Sophia** is French public radio station owned by Radio France. The channel broadcasts programming of information and chronicles.

## History

First created as a project in January 1996 and continuing the request of the **Senate**, the program bank was set up in 3 months when the BBC and its World Service decided to stop its program bank **BBC Infos**, composed of music and information, intended for private local radio stations in France.

## Programmings

Each client channel is free to take back the elements it wishes to broadcast on its antenna. **Sophia** program is never identified as such.

### News flash

News flash are provided by the editorial staff of FIP.

* Monday to Friday: every hour from 6:00 to 20:00, is 15 daily flashes

* Weekends: every hour from 7:00 to 20:00;

### Journal

The journals are provided by the editorial offices of France Culture and France Musique.

* Monday to Sunday: 7:35, 12:35 and 18:35;

### Chronicles

* **Sophia** produces 50 weekly chronicles: conso, environment, trend, wellness, etc.

Click for logos here
Tanaka Boys

<tabber>
General information=

**The Tanaka Boys** is a band in Kuu Kuu Harajuku.

## Members

* Teddy
* Kingston
* Apollo
* Todd
* Zuma

## Background

HJ5 first met the Tanaka Boys at the Kawaiification Festival in The Kawaiifier. They were scheduled to take part in a "battle of the bands" competition, which ended up being nothing more than a glorified chess game. Like HJ5, the Tanaka Boys thought the entire idea was stupid.

The Tanaka Boys had a minor appearance in Delectabubbles where they were supposed to be participating in the Yum Yum Delectabubble Band Competition. They looked like they were trying to warn HJ5 about something, but the bubbles were soundproof, and Madame Shhh.

Appearances=

## Season 1

* Episode 8a: The Kawaiifier
* Episode 9a: Delectabubbles
* Episode 15b: Starr Power

## Season 2

* Episode 7a: You Are What You Eat (mentioned)

Gallery=
Biznis FM

**Biznis FM** is Dekanian radio station owned by **Demedia**. The station broadcasts business-styled talk shows programmings.

## Overview

The radio station started broadcasting on March 1, 1997 at the frequency of 87.5 MHz.

On April 21, 2001 the DSPP awarded **Biznis FM**. The radio station won the prize as the best media in Dekania in the field of business magazine.

**Biznis FM** was the first in Dekania to implement the concept of "Breaking News" - the news is broadcast live immediately after the appearance of news agencies or an incident in the world.

Every 15 minutes - an overview of current events in the country and the world, news of the markets (a review of quotations of securities, exchange rates, raw material prices), information on resignations and appointments, the weather in the financial capitals of the world.

Every 30 minutes - news and events of leading Dekanian and foreign companies and corporations, monitoring of the business press: newspapers, magazines, Internet publications, world radio and television.

## Programmings

* ***Novosti***
* ***Pogoda***
* ***Novosti rinkov***
* ***Kompani i korporaciji***
* ***Birži: Načalo den***
* ***Birži***
* ***Gazeti***
* ***Nedvižimostí***
* ***Pokupki***
* ***Test Drive***
* ***Putnik***
* ***Delo Okusa***
* ***Portofelí Nadi Groševoj***
* ***Meždu Delom***
* ***Polezne knigi***
* ***Summa technologi***
* ***Vip Blogi***
* ***Business Case***
* ***Razgovori v tranše***
* ***Situacija***
* ***Afiša vichodnogo dena***
* ***Dobri venčur***
* ***O kom eto?***
* ***O čem eto?***
* ***Historija brendov***
* ***Dengi***
* ***Funny Money: dengi bez cveta***
* ***Tak postupajut milliarderi***
Off

**Off** is Polish public radio station owned by Polskie Radio. The station broadcasts culture and music programmings.

**Off** deals with independent culture and such music. The station has launched a test broadcast on January 26, 2015, and officially broadcasts from February 1, 2015. Currently live is broadcasted on the morning ***Off On*** (from 8 to 11) and broadcasts (depending on the day of the week from 17 or 19 to 23), the rest of the program is filled with music. Among the leading programs there are people who used to be present in Krakow's clubs. The editor-in-chief of the station is **Paulina Bisztyga** (journalist of the main antenna of Radio Krakow), and the music editor is **Wojciech Barczyński**.

## Reception

The program is broadcasted via the Internet and through the **DAB+** system - both in the multiplex of Polskie Radio broadcast from Krakow (see RTCN Krakow Chorągwica), and in the multiplex of the Diocese of Tarnow, broadcast from Szczawnica (see RTON Przehyba). From May 13, 2015, the station was available in a multiplex of Polskie Radio Rzeszów broadcast from Rzeszów and Krosno, however in June 2016, the broadcaster decided to turn off the broadcast.

## External links

* Official website

* Nationwide
* Regionwide
* Local and thematic stations
Tok FM

**Tok FM** is Polish radio station owned by Agora. The station broadcasts news, business, music and sports programmings.

## History

The station received a license in 1996, but it did not broadcast until March 1998, under the name **Inforadio**. During the first months of its existence, it was a radio in which the main part of the program was occupied by news websites, blocks of political and economic news.

At the end of 1998, the name of the station was changed to **Tok FM**. At the same time, a new broadcasting formula was introduced, which was promoted under the heading of uncontrolled talks. The station has adopted an information and discussion profile. The lecturers have been replaced by substitutes for their presenters commenting on current events in Poland and in the world. The ringing listeners could also speak on the air. Discussions were combined with the BBC website appearing every 15 minutes.

March 3, 2003, **Tok FM** changed the programming formula again. A new schedule and password were adopted. ***Pierwsze Radio Informacyjne*** - the whole program was filled out by information services emitted during the day every 20 minutes, and at night every hour. Journalistic bands with well-known journalists and journalists were also introduced.

The station changed the owners several times. Originally it belonged to **Inforadio Sp. z o.o.**, whose shareholders included, among others: **Res Publica Press**, **GWR**, **Polityka** - **Spółdzielnia Pracy** and the **Stefan Batory Foundation**; in 1998, Agora acquired shares in the company. Since 2005, the co-owners of the radio are Agora (66% shares) and **Polityka - Spółdzielnia Pracy** (34% shares).
Radio Szczecin Extra

**Radio Szczecin Extra** is Polish public radio station owned by Polskie Radio. The station broadcasts nu jazz, electronic and alternative rock music.

The station commenced operations on January 1, 2009 (the test issue began on December 19, 2008 at 13.00) under the name **Szczecin.fm**. The station addressed its program to the inhabitants of Szczecin and the surrounding area, mainly people aged 20-39. In the music format of the radio, they found, among others: nu jazz, electronic music (including chillout) and alternative rock.

In May 2013, the station changed its name to **Radio 94i4fm**, without giving an official message. It was the culmination of the changes that the radio station recently passed: the liquidation of thematic broadcasts, the release of presenters, and the change of presented music to a much more commercial one.

On October 31, 2014, analog broadcasting ended, giving frequency to Radio Szczecin due to the need to improve the coverage of this station in the city. In April 2016, the name of the broadcasted program was changed to **Radio Szczecin Extra**, which ended the change of the radio station into digital radio.

## External links

* Official website

* Nationwide
* Regionwide
* Local and thematic stations
Romantika

**Radio** **Romantika** is Dekanian radio station owned by Echo Media. The channel broadcasts lyrical ballads and romantic hits of Dekanian and foreign performers. Touching touching melodies of all time.

## History

On 13th July 2015, RTL Group-owner Grupa Echo K6 finished a corporate restructuring that spun-off the group into two new companies: **Echo Media** and Grupa K6. In lost jingles & power intros

17th July 2015 with lost artists Genmerd,workite,HuDes U,John Dalo

16th August 2015 is better of jingle.ru

15th Septmeber 2015 hand of Neptuni

1th October 2015 it program Euro 20,9:00

31th December 2015 new year of sound

9th January 2016 it has program 9:00 Weekend

14th May 2016 it lost slogan "The Power of Romatinka" (рус. Включи Романтика)

## Programmings

* ***Juter na Romantike***
* ***Romantika Online***
* Neptuni
* Euro 20
* 9:00
* 9:00 Weekend

## External links

* Official website
* Ask.fm
* Facebook
* Instagram
* YouTube
BBC Radio Sheffield

**BBC Radio Sheffield** is British local public radio station owned by British Broadcasting Corporation. The station broadcasts local news, music and talk shows programmings.

## Programmings

The majority of the station's programming is produced and broadcast from Sheffield. During off-peak hours, **BBC Radio Sheffield** carries regional programming for Yorkshire and the North Midlands from sister station BBC Radio Leeds, which also originates the networked evening shows for BBC Local Radio on weekday evenings (produced independently by Wire Free Productions).

The station's local presenters include Toby Foster (weekday breakfast), Paulette Edwards (weekday mornings) Rony Robinson (weekday afternoons) and Howard Pressman (weekday drivetime).

During the station's downtime, **BBC Radio Sheffield** simulcasts BBC Radio 5 Live.

## External links

* Official website

* National stations
* Regional stations
* Local stations

Bailiwick of Guernsey •
Bath •
Bedfordshire •
Berkshire •
Bristol •
Buckinghamshire •
Cambridgeshire •
Coventry •
Dorset •
County Durham •
Cornwall •
Cumbria •
Derbyshire •
Devon •
East Chesire •
East Riding of Yorkshire •
East Staffordshire •
Essex •
Gloucestershire •
Greater Manchester •
Hampshire •
Herefordshire •
Herfordshire •
Isle of Wight •
Jersey •
Kent •
Lancashire •
Leicester •
Lincolnshire •
London •
Merseyside •
Norfolk •
Oxfordshire •
North and Mid Staffordshire •
North East Shropshire •
North East Somerset •
North Hampshire •
**North Nottinghamshire** •
North Somerset •
North Yorkshire •
Northamptonshire •
Northern County Durham •
Northern Lincolnshire •
Northumberland •
Nottingham •
Solihull •
Somerset •
South Chesire •
South Gloucestershire •
South Staffordshire •
**South Yorkshire** •
Shropshire •
Suffolk •
Surrey •
Sussex •
Teesside •
Tyne and Wear •
Warwickshire •
West Midlands •
West Yorkshire •
Western Lancashire •
Wiltshire •
Worcestershire
Egmont Energy

**Egmont Energy** is Dekanian radio station owned by Egmont Dekanija. The station broadcasts music related to dance, R'n'B, chillout, rap, pop, ambient and hip-hop from late 90's to present.

## History

**Egmont Energy** was launched on 1st September 1993 as **NRJ** originally owned by NRJ Group. Launch of the broadcast for music songs.

On 24th July 1994, **NRJ** was extended this frequencies.

On 13th February 2004, **NRJ** was changed the new logo as part of NRJ's rebrand effort.

On 3rd March 2008, **NRJ** was changed the new logo becomes in 3D.

On 1st September 2013, **NRJ** was celebrates the 20th anniversary.

On 1st January 2015, **NRJ** was changed the new logo.

On 27th November 2016, the French company NRJ Group sold **NRJ** to Egmont Dekanija.

On 15th September 2017, **NRJ** is renamed as **Egmont Energy** along with Egmont channels.

## Programmings

* ***Show s Violetni kvadratom***
* ***Xtra-3 Show***
* ***Mrazova chočet zna***
* ***Energy Interactive***
* ***Energy Hot 30***
* ***Energy Globedance***
* ***Spinnin' Sessions***
* ***Energy News***

## Logos

First logo (1993-2004)Second logo (2004-2008)Third logo (2008-2014)Fourth logo (2015-2017)Current logo (2017-present)
Zeliradio

**Zeliradio** is Dekanian commercial radio station owned by Zelinter. The station started broadcasting on 28th November 1969, being the first private radio station in Zaraberg.

## History

**Zeliradio** began broadcasting on 28th November 1969 as the second private radio station in Zaraberg under the name **Radio Kazelija**. Andrej Makijarovski was the founder, founder and first president of **Zeliradio**. The co-founders were Lucijan Borzok, the vice president of the station and Daniel Belsevka. Among the first collaborators of Radio Maria

## More...

Click for programming here

Click for logos here
Sud Radio

**Sud Radio** is French private radio station owned by **Fiducial Media**. The station broadcasts pop music, chansons and talk programming.

## History

On 29 October 1951 is constituted **ANDORRADIO S.A**, owned 51% by **Sofirad**, with the aim to create a new radio station in Andorra, the station, eventually started broadcasting on 18 September 1958, as **Andorradio**

On 29 March 1961 an agreement was signed so that two stations are now authorized to transmit from Andorra. The French radio, previously called **Radio des Vallées****d'Andorre** (**Radio of the Valleys of Andorra**) then becomes **Sud Radio** in 1966.

In March 1986, **Sud Radio** gets permission to transmit on the French FM band. The following year, the group **Laboratoires Pierre Fabre** take control of **Sud Radio** with on their sides regional investors. In turn, the radio takes a majority interest in 1990 to acquire one of the first local radios in France, previously held entirely by the professional football club **Girondins de Bordeaux**: Wit FM.

In 1994, **Sud Radio** expands its broadcasting area, now covering 22 departments in the **south of France**. **Revenues** of the group pass the 100 million French francs in 1995. In 1997, the program of **Sud Radio** is also broadcasting on the bouquet of **Canal Satellite**.

In 2001, the CSA assigns four new frequencies to **Sud Radio** in the regions **Auvergne** and **Limousin** (in **Brive**, **Ussel**, **Mauriac** and **Puy-en-Velay**).

In November 2005, the group **Laboratoires Pierre Fabre** sells **Sud Radio** to the holding **Sudporter** owned by the group **Start**, based in **Orléans**. A new grid is launched the next year along with a new logo, a new format more **Top-40 Pop** and the slogan **Show & Info**.

In 2008, **Sud Radio** moved its studios to **Labège** near **Toulouse** and has a permanent correspondent in **Marseille**. A transmitter allows additional coverage in **Marseille-Aix-en-Provence** and makes a potential audience of more than 1.3 million people.

In November 2010, the **CSA** allows **Sud Radio** transmit in **Clermont-Ferrand** and **Limoges**. And it is also in this year that the **Start** group changes its name to become **Sud Radio Groupe**.

In January 2011, the **CSA** selects **Sud Radio** to transmit in **Paris** for the Parisian area and **Ile de France** region on the frequency 99.9 FM, and began broadcasting on August 10, 2011.

In spring 2012, after finding out and admitting his failure in the field of the private radio station, **Jean-Eric Valli** decided to sell **Sud Radio**. In November 2012 exclusive negotiations with **Marc Laufer** (former CEO of **NextRadioTV**) are underway for the acquisition of the station, his project is to change **Sud Radio**'s format to become an generalist economical news radio station, like BFM Business.

On 14 February 2013 however, **Sud Radio Group** announced that they ceased negotiations with **Marc Laufer**.

## More...

Click for programming here

Click for logos here
Egmont Live

**Egmont Live** is Dekanian radio station owned by Egmont Dekanija. The station broadcasts oldies, classic hits, country music, soul music and music news programmings.

## History

**Egmont Live** was launched on 7th September 2008 as **RDE Vida**. Launch of the broadcast for classic hits and news.

On 1st September 2013, **RDE Vida** is renamed as **Egmont Live** along with stations.

On 15th September 2017, **Egmont Live** was changed the new logo along with Egmont stations.

## Programmings

* ***Novosti na juter***
* ***Novosti na den***
* ***Novosti na večer***
* ***Novosti na noč***
* ***Klassični živeju***
* ***Muzika v dašu***
* ***Diskoteka v 80-ich***
* ***Inspiracija pesnikov***

## Logos

First logo (2008-2013)Second logo (2013-2017)Current logo (2017-present)
Rai Radio 3

**Rai Radio 3** is Italian public radio stations owned by Rai. The station broadcasts culture and classical music programmings.

## History

She was born under the name **Terzo Programma**, at 21:00 on Sunday 1 October 1950, as a cultural radio station on the model of similar experiences, already active since 1946, BBC Third Program (since 1967, BBC Radio 3) and RDF Program National (since 1963, France Culture).

## Programmings

* ***A3, il Formato Dell'arte***
* ***Alza il Volume***
* ***Ad alta Voce***
* ***Battiti***
* ***Chiodo Fisso***
* ***Concerto***
* ***Domenica in Concerto***
* ***Fahrenheit***
* ***6Gradi***
* ***GR3***
* ***Hollywood Party***
* ***I Concerti del Mattino***
* ***Il Cantiere***
* ***Il Dottor Djembè***
* ***La Barcaccia***
* ***Momus***
* ***Pagina 3***
* ***Piazza Verdi***
* ***Prima Pagina***
* ***Radio 3 Suite***
	+ ***Almanacco di Ieri***
	+ ***Arte***
	+ ***Architettura***
	+ ***Cartellone***
	+ ***Fotografia***
	+ ***La Stanza della Musica***
	+ ***La poesia***
	+ ***Opera***
	+ ***Il Nostro Passato***
	+ ***Prima Fila***
* ***Radio 3 Mondo***
* ***Radio3 scienza***
* ***Tre Colori***
* ***Tutta la Città ne Parla***
* ***Uomini e Profeti***
* ***Wikiradio***
* ***Zazà***
* ***Classico Notturno***

## Logos

Third logo (1987-1997)Fourth logo (1997-2000)Fifth logo (2000-2010)Sixth logo (2010-2014)Seventh logo (2014-2017)Current logo (2017-present)
Radio NRW

**Radio NRW** is German commercial radio station owned by Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland. The channel broadcasts news and music programmings.

## History

**Radio NRW** was founded with the beginning of local radio in North Rhine-Westphalia. The transmission start was in April 1990 with the first private local radio in North Rhine-Westphalia, Radio DU (today: Radio Duisburg).

At the start of the local radio in NRW, there were initially several providers for the supporting program. Channel 4 from Cologne, however, did not record the broadcast. RTL Baden-Württemberg provided until 1993, the framework program for Antenne AC, Radio Rur and Welle West.

Since January 11, 2010, all local radio stations (again) take over the mantle program of **Radio NRW**.

## External links

* Official website

* Western Europe
* Germany
* Belgium
* Spain
* Scretonia
Radio Wama

**Radio Wama** is Polish former radio station owned by **Ad.point**. The station broadcasts contemporary hit radio and music related to dance programmings.

## History

The radio was established in May 1994, the broadcasting license was acquired on June 1, 1994. The first time it was possible to hear them at the turn of July and August 1994. At the beginning of its existence, the radio was owned by ten organizations, the largest shareholder of which was **Totalizator Sportowy** **Lotto** in Warsaw. In 2002, the main shareholder of the company was the media broker **Ad.point**, which became the owner of more than 4/5 shares of the company. The remaining part of the action was owned by **Ireneusz Iwański** - the first editor-in-chief of the station.

Until 2001, **Radio Wama** was an unformatted station, broadcasting a licensed program as a music and information program. From 2002, **Wama** decided to format the program of her station, opting for the world-proven commercial format known from English as "oldies" ("golden hits"). The formatting of the station in this respect was mainly based on the strict definition of the type of music broadcast by the station - in this case it was broadcasting hits from the 60s, 70s, 80s and the first half of the 90s. This format involved giving stations specific preferences related to a group of listeners who wanted to tune into **Radio Wama**. The editor-in-chief of the station was **Janusz Dołkowski**.

The format adopted by the radio station was the decisive factor in the appearance of **Radio Wawa** information services - information was provided in a limited form, and their number decreased to a minimum in favor of music, which had the largest share in the program.

In February 2006, **Dariusz Naworski** became the general director of the station. From that moment, changes have taken place on the radio, and the station is achieving better and better results. At that time, **Tomasz Szymaniak** was the editor-in-chief (until 2007). In March 2006, the "goldies" format was replaced with a more universal AC (adult contemporary) format (format that was in force before 2002). From that moment, the share in the audience market is still growing - in August 2006 in the target group (25-45 years) in Olsztyn it was 10%, and in the province **Warmian-Masurian** 7.5% (SMG / KRC).

From March 2007 stations of **Radio Wama** broadcasted the program in a format shared with several stations of Planeta FM (broadcasters in Kielce, Konin and Słupca). December 6, 2008 was officially included in Planeta FM, ending the activity under the existing name, but retaining the earlier nature and shape of the schedule. On June 30, 2013, these stations went to Radio Zet Gold.
RCN Primha

**RCN Primha**(RCN First)is the main radio station of Radio Cogeria Nactsional. The station broadcasts adult contemporary (80's to present) music and information programming.

## History

**RCN Primha** was launched on the 4th of June 1947 along with their English counterpart **CNB Radio** (now known as CNB National). They were originally owned by Cogeria National Broadcasting.

In 1955, **BNC Radio**was rebranded as **RCN Radio**as CNB spun off their Cogerian-language assets to two companies, **Cogeria Nactsional Telebischeon**and **Radio Cogeria Nactsional**.

In 1962, **RCN Radio** was rebranded as **RCN Primha** (RCN First) due to the launch of RCN Kultura.

## Frequencies

### Cogeria (Nationwide)

* Government Transmitting Station [Welkerville]: 1314 AM (kHz)

### Diamond City Capital Territory

* DC Communications Tower: 90.0 FM (MHz)
* Mount Kosrhan (Southwest Diamond City): 97.7 FM (MHz)

### South Coast Province

* Loxhant Hill [Loxhant]: 91.4 FM (MHz)
* Port Birmingham: 97.8 FM (MHz)
* Whitebridge: 98.3 FM (MHz)
* Elkfield: 88.1 FM (MHz)

### Emerald Bay Province

* Emerald Bay: 87.9 FM (MHz)
* Scadrum Inlet: 93.8 FM (MHz)
* Goldston: 96.6 FM (MHz)
* Riverden: 95.7 FM (MHz)

### Northeast Province

* Mount Kesworth: 98.9 FM (MHz)
* Valley of the Pines: 90.2 FM (MHz)
* Holks: 94.3 FM (MHz)
* Alsdale: 88.0 FM (MHz)

### Central Province

* Mount Cofad: 98.2 FM (MHz)
* Wallsfern: 96.7 FM (MHz)
* Giffens: 95.1 FM (MHz)
* Jolans: 98.8 FM (MHz)
* Welkerville: 1314 AM (kHz) and 91.3 FM (MHz)
* Southfield: 92.3 FM (MHz)

### Western Province

* Aldridge: 107.2 FM (MHz)
* Hidstren: 103.3 FM (MHz)
* Johnsonville: 108.0 FM (MHz)
* Binnerdale: 105.6 FM (MHz)
* Ferborough: 102.4 FM (MHz)

### North-Central Province

* Domburton: 101.1 FM (MHz)
* Millerworth: 104.1 FM (MHz)
* Birch Valley: 106.3 FM (MHz)
* Lower Barron: 102.8 FM (MHz)
* Upper Barron: 99.8 FM (MHz)

### Nordweste Province

* Kartusra: 105.3 FM (MHz)
* Laukinhya: 97.4 FM (MHz)
* Jydcampiani: 98.0 FM (MHz)
* Dristenratan: 99.8 FM (MHz)
* Fritagrenhan: 91.4 FM (MHz)
* Distenconty: 96.4 FM (MHz)
* Kistrendony: 95.8 FM (MHz)
Radio Opole

**Radio Opole** is Polish public radio station owned by Polskie Radio. The station broadcasts programmings for Opole.

## Overview

Its reach covers the entire **Opolskie Voivodeship** as well as some Lower Silesian, Silesian, Łódź and Greater Poland Voivodships. **Radio Opole** operates as a sole-shareholder company of the State Treasury.

**Radio Opole** has its correspondents in Brzeg, Krapkowice, Kędzierzyn-Koźle, Kluczbork, Nysa, Prudnik, Głubczyce, Namysłów and Strzelce Opolskie. It broadcasts 24 hours on the Internet and on ultra-short waves.

The station offers three programs - apart from the FM program from January 2015 on the Internet and under a separate license since October of the same year, through DAB +, there is a radio and information journal **Radio Opole 2**. It emits a separate program on business days from 9 to 23, also on weekends from 12 to 24, the rest of the program by filling programs from the main antenna. The third program, historical and archival **Radio Opole Ekstra** was launched on December 19, 2016 - it is available only via the Internet.

The headquarters of **Radio Opole** is located in the building at ul. Strzelców Bytomskich 8, on the Island of Pasiece in Opole.

## Digital reception

From October 1, 2014, you can listen to the radio station on DAB+ digital terrestrial radio. In October 2015, **Radio Opole 2** joined the DAB+ offer.

## Logos

Former logo (2012-2019)Current logo (2019-present)
## External links

* Official website

* Nationwide
* Regionwide
* Local and thematic stations
Skyrock

**Skyrock** is French private radio station owned by **Orbus**. The station broadcasts mainstream rap music and R&B.

## History

* 1986: in order to counter NRJ, **Pierre Bellanger** creates **Skyrock** which replaces **La Voix du Lézard** his old free radio. Its format was rock-oriented, with an offset

* 1994: launch of a "new **Skyrock**", in hits format. Maurice joins the station

* 1995: skidding at the morning ***Les monstres***. The CSA deprives **Skyrock** of station for 24h. **Bellanger** decides that these 24 hours will be given to listeners to express themselves.

* 1996: new turn to a rap format

* 1997: arrival of **Difool**

* 2002: launch of the **Skyblogs**, which will soon experience a huge success

* 2011: **AXA Private Equity** withdraws **Pierre Bellanger**'s position as general manager, causing the anger of the station team and listeners, who will mobilize and push the antenna to support it. Many artists and politicians will join them. **Pierre Bellanger** will finally resume his duties a few days later, after having reached an agreement with **AXA Private Equity** and **Crédit Agricole**.

## More...

Click for programming here

Click for logos here
Rai Radio Classica

**Rai Radio Classica** is Italian public radio station owned by Rai. The station broadcasts music related to classical and jazz programmings.

## Overview

**Rai Radio Classica** broadcasts 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, classical, symphonic, lyric and chamber music. The numerous columns, divided by time slots, are mainly focused on so-called "cultured" music, but for some time now has widened its range of investigation towards other types of artistic expression, such as jazz, soundtracks, poetry, comedy music and ethnic music.

The schedule of **Rai Radio Classica**, in addition to being available online, can be found (even if in summary form) on page 536 of Rai 1 and Rai 2 teletext. Starting from June 29, 2008, all newsletter subscribers every Tuesday, the links to download the daily schedule of **Rai Radio Classica** in printable PDF format, in the form in which it was published by the weekly magazines as **Radiocorriere TV** before it ceased its diffusion in newsstands. In 2017 the newsletter service has been suspended and the detailed schedule is only accessible via the official website of the issuer.

A "unique" and unmistakable aspect of **Rai Radio Classica** are the "announcements", which have always been particularly taken care of both in the text and in the diction, still carefully edited to comply with DOP - **Dizionario di Ortografia e Pronunzia**, which has been for decades the mandatory reference text for all those in Rai who spoke on the microphone.

**Rai Radio Classica** is managed by the director of **Canali di Pubblica Utilità Rai**; artistic planning has been curated for many years by Maestro Massimo di Pinto, successor to Maestro Vittorio Bonolis and Fabrizio Centamori (historical director of Isoradio) and production and transmission are organized by **Rai** **Radio Production Company** in Rome.

From 7 November 2013, the night-time program schedule (from midnight to 2 am) was reserved for ***Euroclassic Notturno*** which took the place of the traditional high-night broadcast. This program, commissioned by European Broadcasting Union and produced by the BBC, offers the listening of recordings from the archives of the European Union radio stations participating in this initiative and which are not commercially available. This program was subsequently deleted.

In 2014, Rai announced that **Rai Radio FD 5** would change its name to **Rai Radio 5 Classica**, which took place the following year.

From 6 August 2015 it is renamed on mux 2 in **Rai Radio 5 Classica**. Until September 2017, the channel was broadcast in simulcast and in stereo on FM by Rai Radio 3, generally from 02:00 at night and until 06:00 in the morning.

From 12 June 2017, the channel becomes **Rai Radio Classica**, incorporating part of the programming of Rai Radio 8 Opera, issuer that ends its transmissions.

## Logos

Fifth logo (2000-2010)Sixth logo (2010-2014)Seventh logo (2014-2017)Current logo (2017-present)
Relaxia

**Relaxia** is Dekanian radio station owned by Echo Media. The station broadcasts music for relaxation (for holidays and journeys).

## History

On 13th July 2015, RTL Group-owner Grupa Echo K6 finished a corporate restructuring that spun-off the group into two new companies: **Echo Media** and Grupa K6.

## Programmings

### On-air programmings

* ***Juter bez suetI***
* ***Relaxia Nastroenne***
* ***Relaxia Cafe***
* ***Summer Time***
* ***Dviženije bez sueti***
* ***Večerni briz***
* ***Večerni koktejl Relaxia***
* ***Sad kamnej***
* ***Noč***
* ***Juterni fresh***
* ***Relax bez granica***
* ***Nedelija randevu***

### Headings

* ***Relaxia u vodi***
* ***Relaxia putnik za krasotoj***
* ***Relaxia Life***
* ***Relaxia Gourmet***
* ***Relaxia Classic***
* ***Relaxia Maršruti***
* ***Relaxia Replika***
* ***Relaxia Stichija***
* ***Relaxia Music: ispolnenija natura***
* ***Relaxia Persona***
* ***Relaxia Verzija***
* ***Relaxia Cinema***
* ***Relaxia Geografija***
* ***Relaxia Style***
* ***Relaxia Legenda***
* ***Relaxia nastrojene praznika***
* ***Relaxia Pogoda***

## Frequencies

 Žašek
 Zaraberg
 Granije
 Silveropol
 Semerevo
Personajes de rock mas destacados

The Beatles

The Beatles fue una banda de rock inglesa activa durante la década de 1960, y reconocida como una de las más comercialmente exitosas y críticamente aclamadas en la historia de la música popular.6 7 8 9 10 Formada en Liverpool, estuvo constituida desde 1962 por John Lennon.

Queen

Queen es una banda de rock británica formada en 1971 en Londres por el guitarrista Brian May, el cantante Freddie Mercury y el baterista Roger Taylor, con el bajista John Deacon completando esta alineación al año siguiente.
Rai Radio 1

**Rai Radio 1** is Italian public radio station owned by Rai. The station broadcasts news, sports, talk shows and popular music programmings.

## History

His date of birth can be traced back to the first Italian radio broadcast, which took place at **URI** (**Unione Radiofonica Italiana**) on the wavelength of 425 meters, which took place on October 6, 1924 with the voice of Ines Viviani Donarelli (although it had long been attributed to Maria Luisa Boncompagni).

In 1944 **EIAR** (**Ente Italiano per le Audizioni Radiofoniche**) became **RAI** (**Radio Audizioni Italiane**). In 1950, with the reform and restructuring of the three radio broadcasts, it changed to **Primo Programma**. With the new reform of 1975 it will assume the new name of **Rai Radio 1**.

Since 2002 it has been the only Italian broadcaster with permission to transmit in amplitude modulation in the medium wave band, under the name of **Radio OM Unica**, and it remains, along with very few other regional broadcasters, one of the few broadcasters in Italy to exploit this transmission technique. His schedule varies slightly compared to those in FM and digital.

On 17 September 2012 the medium wave station installed in Naples-Marcianise (CE) - 657 kHz is permanently shut down. Subsequently in the winter period of the following year, the coverage in medium waves of the first Rai radio station will be drastically reduced, passing from a presence of about 60 plants in 2011, to one of only 13 plants (including the repeater of the Rai station in Slovenian for Trieste) today.

## Programmings

* ***GR 1***
* ***6 su Radio 1***
* ***Voci dal Mondo***
* ***Culto Evangelico***
* ***Inviato Speciale***
* ***Eta Beta***
* ***Il cielo sopra San Pietro***
	+ ***Santa Messa***
	+ ***Angelus* del Papa**
* ***Radio Anch'io***
* ***Radio Anch'io Sport***
* ***Fuorigioco***
* ***La Radio ne Parla***
* ***Life - Obiettivo Benessere***
* ***Italia sotto Inchiesta***
* ***Zapping***
* ***Ascolta, Si fa Sera***
* ***Zona Cesarini***
* ***Stereonotte***
* ***Tra poco in Edicola***
* ***Babele***
* ***In Viaggio con Francesco***
* ***Radio 1 Plot Machine***
* ***Caffè Europa***
* ***Chiave di Lettura***
* ***Coltivando il Futuro***
* ***Extratime***
* ***Global tutto è Economia***
* ***I Viaggi di Radio 1***
* ***Il Pescatore di Perle***
* ***Mangiafuoco***
* ***Mary Pop***
* ***Non sono Obiettivo***
* ***Prima Radio 1***
* ***Radio 1 Musica***
* ***Sabato Sport***
	+ ***Tutto il Calcio Minuto per Minuto***
* ***Domenica Sport***
* ***Sciarada***
* ***Senza Titolo***
* ***Sette su Sette***
* ***Top Car***
* ***Tre di Cuori***
* ***Un Giorno da Pecora***
* ***Vieni via con Me***
* ***Vittoria***

## Logos

First logo (1928-1946)Second logo (1946-1952)Sixth logo (1987-1997)Seventh logo (1997-2000)Eighth logo (2000-2010)Ninth logo (2010-2014)Tenth logo (2014-2017)Current logo (2017-present)
Rai Radio 2 Indie

**Rai Radio 2 Indie** is Italian public radio station owned by Rai. The station broadcasts music related to independent and alternative programmings.

## Overview

The station was born on 21 June 2018. It broadcasts independent and alternative music; it also offers concerts and musical insights.

**Paracetamolo** from **Calcutta** was the first piece transmitted, but there are also artists such as Ghali, Iosonouncane, Liberato, Carl Brave, Marie Antoinette, Andrea Laszlo De Simone, Pop X, Sick Tamburo, Verdena and other international artists.
Rire et Chansons

**Rire et Chansons** (stylized as **Rire & Chansons**) is French private radio station owned by NRJ Group. The station broadcasts sketch comedy alternated with various genres, mainly Pop music and Rock.

## History

**Rire et Chansons** was created by **Jean-Paul Baudecroux** in Paris in 1989 on the Parisian frequency of the defunct Pacific FM network (network redeemed by the NRJ Group and whose frequencies in regions are redistributed to Chérie FM).

In 1995, the NRJ Group created **GIE RIRE** (for **Radios Indépendantes Régionales**) in order to market several local radio stations which broadcast an unidentified program similar to the Paris station **Rire et Chansons**. The network is created with the support of **Marc Zénou**, President of **SNRP** and the head of Radio Star (**Mulhouse**) and **Radio Service**. The programs of the localities disappear to give way to a program without animator identified by the slogan **La radio du Rire**.

In 1997, NRJ forces the hand to the **CSA** which has not yet authorized the group to create a new national network. The program of the affiliated radios was then renamed **Rire et Chansons**. After negotiations, NRJ undertakes to maintain the local stations and their personnel, the **CSA** officially authorizes the creation of the network.

In 1999, following the acquisition of Nostalgie by NRJ, the CSA forced NRJ to close the local stations of **Rire et Chansons** to avoid a situation of monopoly of the group in the local advertising market. This decision will allow NRJ to maintain a national network at a lower cost, without having to bear the costs of personnel costs of the local stations in the network.

In 2000, **Rire et Chansons** welcomed **Philippe Bouvard** after his temporary replacement at the head of ***Les Grosses Têtes*** on RTL.

From 2003 to 2012, the radio is signaled by telephone hoaxes of the animator and humorist **Gerald Dahan**. Several political figures such as **Jean-Pierre Raffarin** or **Nicolas Sarkozy** and sports personalities like **Raymond Domenech** and **Zinédine Zidane** were trapped by the animator. On 22 February 2012, following the disclosure on the Internet of a telephone hoax to the detriment of the candidate in the French presidential election of 2012, **Nicolas Dupont-Aignan**, the radio decides to stop its collaboration with the animator.

In September 2011, following the eviction of **Laurent Baffie** of Europe 1, the station proposes to him to animate ***C'est quoi ce bordel ?*** on its antenna every week.

## More...

Click for programming here

Click for logos here
Eldoradio

**Eldoradio** is Luxembourgian commercial radio station owned by RTL Group. The station broadcasts music related to pop and rock programmings.

## About Us

In addition to the distribution of the program in all the major Luxembourg cable networks (**Siemens**, **Eltrona**, **Coditel** and others), the program is available as a live stream on the Internet where in addition to the main program five other station channels are: Alternative, Chill, 80's, 90's and Top 25.

The hit radio was founded just after the liberalization of broadcasting and went on October 1, 1992 on air. The brand **Eldoradio** belongs to Luxradio, where the CLT-UFA is involved. **Editpress** is also a shareholder.

The station plays a modern music program, consisting of pop & rock music, which is aimed at the target group of listeners aged 15 to 39 years. The music program is supplemented by news and themed reports.

## Programmings

* ***Morningshow***
* ***Virmëtteg***
* ***Nomëtteg***
* ***Feierowend***
* ***XL Morningshow***
* ***Samscheg Moies***
* ***Chartbreaker***
* ***Samschdes Owes***
* ***Sonndeg Moien***
* ***Airplay Charts***
* ***Sonndeg Owend***
* ***Dezibel, D'Museks-Szen zu Lëtzebuerg***

## External links

* Official website

* Western Europe
* Germany
* Belgium
* Spain
* Scretonia
Radio Łódź

**Radio Łódź** is Polish public radio station owned by Polskie Radio. The station broadcasts programmings for Łódź.

## History

February 2, 1930 at ul. Inżynierska 14 started regular work, as the seventh in the country, Radio Relay Station with a capacity of 1.65 kW, transmitting the nationwide program, on medium waves in the band 233,8 m.

On May 1, 1931, a team of employees of the Radio Relay Station in Łódź decided to broadcast their own local news programs between national programs.

On February 2, 1933, the General Directorate of Polskie Radio in Warsaw granted Łódź the official right to broadcast local programs. From then on, **Radio Łódź** could broadcast "72 programs" during the year, which will include "columns, readings and other forms of broadcasting".

On April 15, 1937, the foundation ceremony took place under the "most modern in Poland and in Europe" radio building at ul. Narutowicza 130.

In 1993, the broadcasting station of Polskie Radio in Łódź is transformed into a state treasury company.

On 17 May 2013, the new logo of **Radio Łodź** was unveiled. The previous logo has been in force since 1992.

From December 22, 2016, the section of **Ludwika Krzywicki Street** running next to the **Radio Łódź** headquarters is named after **Henryk Debich**, a long-time conductor and director of **Orkiestra Rozrywkowa Polskiego Radia i Telewizji w Łodzi**. On January 18, 2017, a commemorative plaque was unveiled on the radio building commemorating the conductor. At the ceremony there were m.in. President of Łódź, Hanna Zdanowska and the family and friends of the conductor.

## External links

* Official website

* Nationwide
* Regionwide
* Local and thematic stations

​
Radio Złote Przeboje

**Radio Złote Przeboje** is Polish private radio station owned by Agora. The station broadcasts music from 60's to present.

## History

Initially, only works from the 60s, 70s and 80s of the 20th century were broadcast here. Over time, the music repertoire was expanded to include hits from the 90s and the following.

The target group are mainly listeners aged 25-54.

From December 2007 to January 2010, **Marek Niedźwiecki** was associated with the station, one of the most popular Polish music journalists. From January 2008, he conducted several programs, including his own list of hits ***Lista Przebojów Marka Niedźwieckiego***.

## Presenters

* **Marzena Rogalska**
* **Robert Janowski**
* **Odeta Moro**
* **Piotr Jaworski**
* **Tomasz Brhel**
* **Wojciech Babiarczyk**
* **Jerzy Telesiński**
* **Jakub Mędrzycki**
* **Kamil Baleja**
* **Karolina Wasielewska**