Friends and colleagues pay tribute to radio presenter, programmer and executive John Evington, who died on 4th December 2021. In this special podcast presented by Stuart Clarkson, you will hear from John himself as well as tributes from: Steve King, David Duffy, Terry Underhill, Phil Trow, Martin Campbell, Trevor Thomas, Jason Hardy, Paul Chantler, Phil England, James Piekos, Paul Carrington, Johnny Beerling, Barry David, Ray Crowther, Jim Davis, Steve Penk and Kelvin MacKenzie. John's career took in Piccadilly Radio, Centre Radio, Signal Radio and subsequently its parent company The Wireless Group. He also had a brief spell presenting weekend shows at Radio 2 while at Signal during the week. After 22 years with Signal, John went on to programme and manage Original 106, The Revolution and others during a 40+ career in radio, with his later years working as a consultant on various projects including the trial small-scale DAB multiplex in Manchester. Special thanks to all our contributors and to David Lloyd for allowing us to use the interview with John recorded for the RadioMoments Conversations podcast in 2016. You can listen to the full version at https://audioboom.com/posts/4163514-conversations-episode-2-john-evington RIP John Evington 1958-2021 The RadioToday Programme is sponsored by Broadcast Bionics. Processing by Ian Deeley; voiceover by Hannah Patterson; original music by Mcasso.

Stuart Clarkson finds out about this year’s 30 Under 30 from Radio Academy Managing Director Sam Bailey and Bauer’s Steve Parkinson who’s the Chair of judges for 30 Under 30… then meets four of this year’s ones to watch: - Scarlett O'Malley - Station Manager, whynow radio - Nels Hylton - Freelance Presenter and Producer, TBI Media/Radio 1/Radio 2 - Rozeena Bernard - Assistant Producer, BBC Radio 2 - Katy Johnston – Presenter, Capital Scotland, Communicorp UK

Paul Rowley has been "our man at Westminster" for BBC Local Radio since 1994 and before that worked for IRN and LBC as well as Liverpool's Radio City in its early days. As he leaves the BBC after 27 years, Paul shares his love for the medium of radio with RadioToday's Stuart Clarkson and gives us a quick history of his 47 years working on the wireless. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Stuart Clarkson chats to a selection of speakers from this year’s Radio Academy Radio Festival, held at the News UK building in London on Wednesday 3rd November 2021. You will hear: Helen Thomas (Radio Academy Chair & Head of Radio 2) John Pienaar (Times Radio) Dino Sofos (Persephonica) Ben Cooper (Chief Content & Music Officer, Bauer Media Audio UK) Liam Fisher (Head of Speech, News UK) Mohit Bakaya (Controller, Radio 4) Faron McKenzie (Head of Radio 1Xtra) Matt Deegan (Folder Media) Rebecca Frank (Content Director, Kiss) Aled Haydn-Jones (Head of Radio 1) Claudia Winkleman (Presenter, Radio 2) Ian Moss (CEO, Radio Centre) Charlotte Moore (Chief Content Officer, BBC) Sam Bailey (Managing Director, Radio Academy) Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Toby Anstis chats to RadioToday's Stuart Clarkson as he marks 20 years since his first overnight show on Heart 106.2. Toby can still be heard daily on the brand, hosting breakfast on Heart Dance and Friday night's Club Classics across the Heart Network.

On 9th July, Jonathan Coleman OAM died in Sydney, Australia after a four-year battle with prostate cancer, aged just 65. The Radio Academy and RadioToday present this special look back at his life and career.  In Remembering Jono, Nick Pitts (The Radio Academy's Deputy Chair, and Jono's producer of five years at Heart) is joined by four of Jono's radio spouses - Russ, Erika, Harriet and Jo.

Stuart Clarkson is back - and he's in Burnley to speak to Greg James, Jordan North & Vick Hope as the Radio 1 Summer Breakout came to a conclusion at Turf Moor! Roy Martin catches up with Phil Bignell at Hot Radio in Poole as part of the Broadcast Bionics 'Bionic Van' tour. And Stuart has some news of his own to share with Roy! Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Looking back at the first 12 months of Times Radio as Matt Deegan talks to presenter Ayesha Hazarika, Mid-Mornings Producer Poppy Bullard and Programme Director, Tim Levell for this Radio Academy event.

Kate Cocker picks three projects funded by the Audio Content Fund she’s been impressed by, and talk to the people behind them.

Hear from the nominees, winners, special guests and more at the event in London on May 26th 2021

Greatest Hits Radio launches in London on 105.8FM. Guest host Debbie Mac talks to  Group Programme Director - Hits Radio Network Gary Stein and  Greatest Hits Radio Talent Director (London) Ric Blaxill about the change.

Anne Frankenstein from Jazz FM and Scala Radio is our guest host as we explore Bauer's new subscription services with Bauer executives Richard Dawkins, Ben Cooper and Tobias Nielsen.

This week our guest host is freelance producer/presenter James Brown having a chat with Made in Manchester's Ashley Byrne about the recent obit, making programmes, interviewing guests and creating podcasts.

Following the Radiodays Asia event, our Asia reporter James Ross spoke to a bunch of speakers after their virtual sessions. We hear from Francis Currie, Valerie Geller, Christian O'Connell, Phil Riley, James Cridland, ABC's Tanya Nolan and more.

Producer and presenter Steve Bland, host of the You Me and the Big C Podcast is our guest host this week. He talks to his BBC colleague Nicky Campbell from 5 Live Breakfast about his love for radio, starting in Scotland at Northsound and moving to London for a gig at Capital before heading to BBC Radio 1. Hear about the days of working with Fluff, Everett and Beerling right up to the responsibilities of his position at 5 Live. And dogs.

BBC Radio 1's Scott Mills talks to former Virgin and talkRADIO presenter Jamie East about his journey from commercial to BBC Radio 1, his relationship with Chris Stark and the delicate balance of a double act/sidekick, what happens when radio chases trends, and some interesting information about what the BBC was planning should the pandemic get worse.

KISS Network Content Director Rebecca Frank talks to Victoria Easton-Riley, Content Director (Hits and Greatest Hits Networks – Scotland) and Head of Women in Programming at Bauer about new initiatives that focus on championing, training and finding female talent in the radio industry.

Simon Rossie Ross from GHR Breakfast is in conversation this week with our guest host Pete Snodden, who presents the breakfast show on Cool FM.

talkRADIO's Darryl Morris returns to have a chat with Gaydio Breakfast host Dean McCullough about presenting a breakfast show during a pandemic, serving the LGBTQ+ community in a time of crisis, growing up gay in Northern Ireland, and landing his dream job on BBC Radio 1.

BBC broadcaster Chris Mason takes time out for an open chat with talkRADIO presenter Darryl Morris, our guest host for this week.

How are double-acts on the radio coping with lockdown and the coronavirus? Our guest host Tom Campbell has a chat with Absolute Radio's Home Time Show hosts Andy Bush and Richie Firth. Also this week, a report from a recent Radio Academy Diversity and Inclusion webinars about Disability in radio.

Leeds Student Radio Station Manager Leo Joslin talks to our guest host, and student broadcaster, Tom Horn about how student radio is surviving through COVID-19.

There’s no doubt that podcasts and online streaming services are already a challenge for the radio industry and there’s more to come. Currently less than one in five of us listen to podcasts on a weekly basis.   Podcaster Phil Dobbie questions how the industry should respond as we see that podcast audience increase. He asks broadcaster and podcaster Jonny Gould and radio and podcast programmer Liam Thompson for their thoughts.

Presenter Chris Birks catches up with his old boss Dick Stone, who has recently been appointed Group Content Manager at JACK Radio Group.

A good old radio related chat between Absolute Radio and Magic's Group Content Director and presenter Leona Graham about radio, life, working together at 5 Live and talking to your clothes!

Bauer’s Group Managing Director Dee Ford talks to Stuart Clarkson to look back at what has been a momentous year for the radio group - including dealing with running a business in a global pandemic and integrating around 50 new radio stations into the Hits Radio Brand Network. We get her take on the changes deregulation has brought to the commercial radio sector - and find out which of Bauer’s many breakfast shows she chooses to wake up with in the mornings! Plus Roy Martin joins Stuart to discuss the week’s news in the radio industry. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Broadcaster Victoria Derbyshire reflects on her experience on this year’s I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here and how well her former tea boy Jordan North did on the reality show. As the JACK Radio Group announces two new stations launching nationally on DAB this week - Union JACK Dance and Union JACK Rock - Clive Dickens tells us the thinking behind the strategy. And Bela Shah reports on the Radio Academy’s Race On Audio & Radio (ROAR) webinar this week which focused on the South Asian community’s experiences of working in the UK radio and audio sectors. Plus, Roy Martin joins Stuart to look at the big industry stories of the week. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Industry stalwarts Phil Riley and David Lloyd talk to Stuart Clarkson about their new project - Boom Radio UK, which plans to launch in early 2021 targeting the baby boomer generation. Plus, Roy Martin joins Stuart to look at the big industry stories of the week. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

RadioToday’s Stuart Clarkson catches up with Jordan North’s former housemate Darryl Morris from talkRADIO to discuss how Jordan is doing on I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here. We also chat to former Radio 1 Controller Johnny Beerling about his return to the airwaves as a presenter with Serenade Radio - after 64 years away from the microphone! And Roy Martin joins Stuart to look at the big industry stories of the week. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

In a RadioToday Programme Extra we bring you an aural treat from Jon Holmes and his team. This magnificent audio production was played at the end of the 2020 Radio Academy Festival, providing a comedic take on the sessions delegates had heard through the week, skewering the audio recordings about radio and our industry. So far The Skewer has won a Gold award at the New York Festivals, a British Podcast Award and a comedy award at the Audio Production Awards. Creator Jon Holmes combines award winning audio production and sound design with brand new audio talent to produce something quite unlike anything else.  If you enjoyed this, please do check out previous episodes of Radio 4's The Skewer on BBC Sounds at https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/m000czyb The Skewer is an Unusual production.

Bauer's new Group Director of Content & Music Ben Cooper talks to RadioToday's Stuart Clarkson about his departure from Radio 1 after many years and his excitement over plans to revolutionise commercial radio. Roy Martin also joins Stuart to look at the big industry stories of the week. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Radio legend Pat Sharp talks to RadioToday about his new book - Re-Run The Fun: My Life As Pat Sharp, which is 'based on an un-true story'. We've also got a competition for you to win a copy of the book! Stuart Clarkson & Roy Martin chat through the big radio industry stories of the week, and we hear some clips of award-winning community radio presenter Julie Donaldson who died this week aged just 50 after contracting Covid-19. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Radio Academy Festival Chair Nick Pitts and Exec Producer Sam Bailey tell us about the plans for this year’s Radio Academy Festival, planned for 9th to 13th November. Stuart Clarkson & Roy Martin chat through the other big stories of the week in the radio industry. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

RAW 1251 station manager Sian Bolton and former programmer Ed Farrar tell us about plans for the student station’s 50th anniversary next week - and discuss what life is like in the student radio sector during the pandemic. Stuart Clarkson & Roy Martin chat through the other big stories of the week in the radio industry. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Absolute Radio Content Director Paul Sylvester tells us about the station’s engagement with its listeners on World Mental Health Day this week - and discusses Absolute’s new signing Skin from Skunk Anansie. Stuart Clarkson & Roy Martin chat through the other big stories of the week in the radio industry. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Jamie East tells RadioToday’s Stuart Clarkson about his decision to leave talkRADIO, the state of talk radio in the UK and his successful daily podcast The Smart 7. Plus Roy Martin is here to look over the big industry stories of the week. And there’s a 'Future RadioMoment' as Keith Skues signs off from BBC Local Radio for the final time. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Dicky Dodd talks to RadioToday's Stuart Clarkson about his switch from commercial to community radio in Wolverhampton after nearly 20 years on breakfast at 107.7 The Wolf/Signal 107. Dicky talks openly about the difficult period of uncertainty after the station was sold and being back on air each morning in his home city. Ann Charles from RadioTech Con tells us about plans for this year's virtual event, while Roy Martin joins Stuart to discuss the rest of this week's radio industry news. And in David Lloyd's #RadioMoments - there's a big birthday for Pete Murray, Chris Moyles returns to commercial radio, The Archers aims to spoil ITV's launch, and David has a RadioMoment of his own at the end of the podcast. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Peter Dickson talks to RadioToday's Stuart Clarkson about his new autobiography, Voice Over Man. Roy Martin & Stuart discuss the big radio stories of the week, while David Lloyd has more memories from the #RadioMoments archives. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Mike Carr, CEO of new podcast company Crowd Network, talks to RadioToday about the firm's ambitious plans to be the biggest podcast network in Europe and his decision to leave the BBC after 18 years. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin discuss the big radio stories of the week including the expansion of Greatest Hits Radio and the opening of applications for small scale DAB multiplexes around the UK. And David Lloyd has more memories from the #RadioMoments archives. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

The original presenter of the RadioToday Programme Trevor Dann announces his departure from hosting our monthly Roundtable episodes and chats to Stuart Clarkson & Roy Martin about how the radio industry has changed since he first starting making podcasts about radio. Stuart and Roy take a look at the radio industry news from this week, and David Lloyd has more #radiomoments from the archives. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Late night presenter Graham Torrington talks to RadioToday about his decision to retire from daily radio after a 37-year career.   Roy Martin and Stuart Clarkson look at the big stories from the industry recently, and David Lloyd has more RadioMoments from the archives. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

The tables are turned on regular host Stuart Clarkson as Quentin Howard takes over the RadioToday Programme this week to chat to Stuart about his new project - an online local radio station for the area where they both grew up. Stuart explains the thinking behind starting Rombalds Radio along with business partner Nick Babb and answers Quentin's questions about everything from music programming and playout systems to websites, apps and jingles! FYI this really was all Quentin's idea, and Stuart reluctantly agreed to chat about himself. We'll be back to normal next week hopefully!

Neil Fox talks to RadioToday’s Stuart Clarkson about his broadcasting return with digital station United DJs - and reflects on the current state of the UK radio industry. Former BBC Radio Wales editor Steve Austins also joins us with memories of two Welsh radio legends who died this week - Chris Needs and Tommo. Plus David Lloyd has more RadioMoments from the archives. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Lyndsay Ferrigan from RAJAR talks to RadioToday about how radio listening data has been impacted by the pandemic, and its plans for bringing in a new system to survey audiences. Martin Steers from NLive and the UK Community Radio Network joins us to react to news that Northampton will have 4 community radio stations following a decision by Ofcom.  Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin look through the other big stories of the week in our industry, and David Lloyd has more RadioMoments from the archives. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Iain Lee and Katherine Boyle talk to RadioToday’s Stuart Clarkson about their new incarnation of The Late Night Alternative on Twitch, following their departure from talkRADIO. Plus Iain shares his views on the current state of speech radio in the UK. Roy Martin joins Stuart to look through the other big stories of the week in our industry, and David Lloyd has more RadioMoments from the archives. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Trevor Dann is joined by presenter Fi Glover, Radioplayer's Mike Hill and Jimmy Buckland from Wireless to discuss topics including the launch of Times Radio, the appointment of Tim Davie as BBC Director-General and proposed cuts to BBC Local Radio. Includes David Lloyd's RadioMoments. Listening recommendation links: Stories of our Times https://www.thetimes.co.uk/podcasts/stories-of-our-times GameDay from talkSPORT https://talksport.com/podcasts/ The Craig Charles Funk and Soul Show https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0072ky7 Mind Canyon http://www.mindcanyon.uk/ Anthems https://www.broccolicontent.com/anthems (Staying) At Home with the Williamses https://smarturl.it/thewilliamsespodcast

This week we discuss the launch of the first newspaper-backed national radio station as Times Radio goes on the air. Times Radio Programme Director Tim Levell, who left BBC Radio 5 Live earlier this year, tells us how the first couple of days have gone and discusses the station’s plans.  Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin look through the other big stories of the week in our industry, and David Lloyd has more RadioMoments from the archives. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Dan McQuillin from Broadcast Bionics chats all things tech and how innovation has been helping radio stations during the coronavirus pandemic. Plus we ask what the future is for the radio studio. David Lloyd also has more RadioMoments from this week in radio history. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Radiocentre CEO Siobhan Kenny updates us on how commercial radio is doing, three months on from the start of the lockdown - and tell us about plans for a series of virtual events to help promote radio advertising to different sectors to aid with economic recovery. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin have a look at the big industry stories of the week, plus David Lloyd has more RadioMoments from this week in radio history. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

This week as the Audio Content Fund publishes its first annual report looking at how it has spent the government’s money on public service content across commercial and community radio stations, Stuart Clarkson chats to the Chair of the Funding Panel Helen Boaden, and ACF Managing Director Sam Bailey. Helen also shares her views on the appointment this week of Tim Davie as the next BBC Director-General.    Plus David Lloyd has more RadioMoments from this week in radio history. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Trevor Dann hosts our Roundtable discussion for June 2020 and is joined by presenter Chris Mason (BBC), former UKRD CEO William Rogers (Eat Your Greens) and the music writer and audio critic David Hepworth. Plus David Lloyd takes another trip down memory lane with RadioMoments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso. Listening recommendation links: Audm http://www.audm.com Capitalism on Trial - BBC Sounds https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0156tvw Now! That’s What I Call A Chart Show https://planetradio.co.uk/greatest-hits/shows/now-thats-what-i-call-a-chart-show/ Wind of Change  https://crooked.com/podcast-series/wind-of-change/ Eat Your Greens Podcast - Nick Butter https://eatyourgreensgroup.com/nick-butter-kevin-webber-on-the-conversation-that-changed-each-of-their-lives/ Nick Jackson on Virgin Radio https://virginradio.co.uk/

Graham Bryce, Group Managing Director of the Hits Radio Network Brand, answers our questions about plans to integrate more than 50 acquired stations from UKRD, Celador, Lincs FM Group and Wireless into Bauer’s portfolio and the impact it will have on staff and output. Read more about the detail of the changes here: https://radiotoday.co.uk/2020/05/most-of-acquired-bauer-stations-to-become-greatest-hits-radio/ Plus - Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin have a quick look at the other big industry stories of the week, and David Lloyd takes another trip down memory lane with RadioMoments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Ian Williams from the BBC Paye Freelancers Group talks to RadioToday about the issues facing hundreds of people working in radio who have lost all of their work because of the Coronavirus pandemic, but can’t access either of the government’s support schemes. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin have a look at the big industry stories of the week, and David Lloyd takes another trip down memory lane with RadioMoments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Liverpool late night radio legend Pete Price talks to RadioToday about the upcoming closure of Radio City Talk after 12 years - and his four decades on the Radio City brand. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin have a look at the big industry stories of the week, and David Lloyd takes another trip down memory lane with RadioMoments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Trevor Dann is joined by Matt Deegan (Fun Kids & Folder Media ), radio production and technology consultant Ann Charles (Radio TechCon) and Simon Crosse (Shooting Shark Productions) for the RadioToday Virtual Roundtable for May 2020. Plus David Lloyd’s RadioMoments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso. Listening recommendation links: The Coronavirus Newscast https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p05299nl Will Manning on Capital FM https://www.capitalfm.com/radio/shows-presenters/will-manning/ The Socially Distant Sports Bar http://distantpod.buzzsprout.com/ Wilosophy https://www.tofop.com/wilosophy1 Hamish and Andy Podcast https://www.hamishandandy.com/podcast/ The Rewatchables https://www.theringer.com/the-rewatchables

Twenty years on from her first show at One Golden Square, Leona Graham talks to RadioToday about her debut on Virgin Radio and her doing her current 52 hours a week across the Absolute Radio network from home during lockdown. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin look through the stories making industry headlines in the last week, and David Lloyd has more great audio from the archives in RadioMoments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Chris Stark talks to RadioToday about his experiences of broadcasting from home on both Radio 1 and 5 Live as well as about the return of the award-winning That Peter Crouch Podcast. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin look through the stories making industry headlines in the last week, and David Lloyd has more great audio from the archives in RadioMoments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Chris Burns, head of Audio and Digital for BBC England, tells us how BBC Local Radio is coping with and covering the coronavirus crisis. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin look through the stories making industry headlines in the last week, and David Lloyd has more great audio from the archives in RadioMoments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Trevor Dann is joined by guests Elly Oldroyd, Olly Mann and Graham Mack for our first Virtual Roundtable discussion, covering many aspects of the Coronavirus crisis’ impact on radio - plus what radio and podcasts they’ve been listening to while in lockdown! David Lloyd also has more from the archives this week in history in RadioMoments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso. Listening recommendation links: Game Changers at Home with Craig Bruce https://radiogamechangers.com/ Podcast: The Ride https://foreverdogpodcasts.com/podcasts/podcast-the-ride/ The Final Word Cricket Podcast https://finalwordcricket.com/ Jonathon Brandmeier https://brandmeiershow.com/ Good Morning Sunday on BBC Radio 2 https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006wqvh Essential Classics on BBC Radio 3 https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b014r87y

This week we look at what community radio is doing to serve its audiences during the coronavirus crisis - and what needs to be done to help the sector survive during difficult times financially. Julie Donaldson from Zetland FM in Redcar and Nathan Spackman from Bro Radio in Barry share their experiences of broadcasting from home too. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin talk through the big industry stories of the week.  Plus David Lloyd has more from the archives this week in history in RadioMoments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Siobhan Kenny from Radiocentre talks about the support from government and Ofcom for commercial radio during the Coronavirus pandemic, plus how radio’s responding during times of crisis. Sean Dunderdale tells us about his recent move from Lincs FM to BBC Radio Lincolnshire, where his arrival on the breakfast show has been met with a different kind of output to what he might have expected. And Liam Heffernan from the Hospital Broadcasting Association lets us know how hospital radio stations are coping during the virus outbreak. Plus David Lloyd has more from the archives this week in history in RadioMoments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Duncan Barkes tells us about a new DAB station, Health Information Radio, launched to provide facts about the coronavirus pandemic. Mark Hills from Cleanfeed and Kevin Leach from InQuality/ipDTL help us to understand the tech solutions available for broadcasters working from home. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin look at the big stories in the industry and there’s a chance to hear some of our interview with Pete Mitchell from 2011, following his death this week. Plus David Lloyd has more from the archives this week in history in RadioMoments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Stuart Clarkson chats to guests on the red carpet and some of the winners from the 2020 Radio and Audio Industry Awards (ARIAs). You will hear from: Julia Hartley-Brewer (talkRADIO), Stephanie Hirst (BBC Radio Leeds), Tom Green (KISS), Paul Anthony (Planet Rock), Matthew Wright (talkRADIO), Nigel Williams (Jazz FM), Scott Mills (Radio 1 & 5 Live) and Jeremy Vine (Radio 2) ahead of the awards. Then there’s Myles Bonnar (BBC Scotland); Liza Ward, Hugh Costello & David Prest (Whistledown); Lee Clayton, Laurie Palacio & Hugh Woozencroft (talkSPORT); Lee Stone (BBC WM); Becky Ripley & James Cook (BBC Radio 4); Paul Sylvester (Absolute Radio); John Scott Dryden (Passenger List); Elis James & John Robins (5 Live); Phil Maguire (Prison Radio Association); Jamie Crick (Jazz FM); Jess Gillam (BBC Radio 3); Mistajam (1Xtra & Radio 1); Jim White & Gary Bloom (talkSPORT); Steffan Garrero (BBC Radio Wales); John Milne (Tay FM); Kat Harbourne (BBC Radio Sheffield); Emma Barnett (5 Live); Lewis Carnie, Sara Cox & Rylan Clark-Neal (Radio 2); and Iain Lee & Katherine Boyle (talkRADIO). Plus David Lloyd has more from the archives this week in history in RadioMoments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Trevor Dann is joined by LBC’s Iain Dale, radio comedy’s Jon Holmes and Katharine Kerr from Podcast Pioneers for our Roundtable discussion for March 2020. Here are links to the clips featured in the discussion: The Politics of Sound https://www.buzzsprout.com/303464/2367377-politics-of-sound-9-jacqui-smith-former-labour-party-home-secretary   Gaslight https://www.qcodemedia.com/gaslight   Tom Neenan Is Not All Men https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p07rn8fc   This Paranormal Life https://play.acast.com/s/thisparanormallife/tag%3Asoundcloud%2C2010%3Atracks%2F747284911   Crossfire https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/02/13/trump-russia-impeachment-scandal-crossfire-podcast-uk/   The Chris Moyles Show https://www.radiox.co.uk/radio/podcasts/chris-moyles-show-radio-x/ After the Roundtable, David Lloyd has more from the archives this week in history in RadioMoments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Jazz FM’s Content Director Nick Pitts talks to RadioToday about the station’s upcoming 30th birthday and plans to celebrate the milestone on air throughout the year. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin have a look at the other big stories in the industry this week, and David Lloyd has more archive audio from this week in history in RadioMoments.  Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Former GMG Radio exec Andy Carter talks to RadioToday about his new job as a Member of Parliament - and the role he’s taking on at Westminster to give him a link back to the radio industry. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin have a look at the other big stories in the industry this week, and David Lloyd has more archive audio from this week in history in RadioMoments.  Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Andy Ashton, Content Director for Greatest Hits Radio, tells us about the station’s new big name signings and discussed the brand’s first year on air.  Stuart Clarkson & Roy Martin cover the other big industry stories of the week including RAJAR Q4/19 and a change to terms and conditions in radio commercials.  Plus David Lloyd has more archive audio from this week in history in RadioMoments.  Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Consultant Nik Goodman from Bounce, Muna Ahmed from Prison Radio Association and Chris North from North Media Talent join Trevor Dann for the February 2020 RadioToday Roundtable. Plus David Lloyd has more archive audio from this week in history in RadioMoments.  Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Stig Abell and Liam Fisher tell RadioToday’s Stuart Clarkson about plans for Times Radio, a new speech station launching on DAB later this year.  Stuart and Roy Martin look over the other big stories of the week and are also joined by Tony Blackburn to chat about his new podcast. Plus David Lloyd has more archive audio from this week in history in RadioMoments.  Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Ricki Lee from Aiir and Saratoga’s Star Radio joins Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin in the pub to talk about the week’s big stories, with an American perspective on AM transmission, in-car listening and the removal of local programming in favour of network shows. David Lloyd’s RadioMoments include memories of Radio Northsea International 50 years ago, a look back at the history of test transmissions, that big move from the BBC to Virgin for Chris Evans this time last year, and the arrival of Radio Forth in Edinburgh. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

BBC Radio Jersey’s new mid-morning presenter James Dundon talks to us about his big move from Cornwall where he’s spent all his radio career so far with Pirate FM and Heart. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin look at the big industry stories of the week - including the sad death of BBC Radio Ulster’s Stephen Clements and the launch of new imaging on BBC Local Radio in England. Plus more classic archive audio from David Lloyd in RadioMoments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Trevor Dann is back with our first podcast of 2020 - it’s the January roundtable discussion with guests Gene Baxter (Bean from the long-running KROQ Kevin & Bean breakfast show), Brett Spencer (Bauer Radio) and Iain Macintosh (Muddy Knees Media). Plus more classic archive audio from David Lloyd in RadioMoments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Our final RadioToday Programme of 2019 looks back on the year in radio and looks ahead to what we might expect in our industry in 2020. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin are joined by radio futurologist James Cridland. There’s also more fantastic audio from the archives in a bumber RadioMoments Christmas special with David Lloyd. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Outgoing Spire FM Managing Director Ceri Hurford-Jones looks back on the last two decades running Salisbury’s local radio station ahead of his departure from UKRD next week. RadioToday’s Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin chat through the big industry stories of the week; and David Lloyd’s RadioMoments include 40 years of Steve Allen at LBC and radio’s coverage of the abdication in 1936. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Trevor Dann hosts our RadioToday Roundtable discussion for December 2019 with guests  Steve Ackerman (Somethin’ Else), Paul Chantler (consultant) and Suchandrika Chakrabarti (podcaster). Topics covered include the Audio Production Awards, Podcast Radio, journalism during the General Election and much more. Plus David Lloyd’s Radio Moments including the 10th birthday of digital station Absolute 80s. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

This week we chat to Absolute Radio Content Director Paul Sylvester and presenters Sarah Champion & Leona Graham about Absolute Radio 10s and the upcoming 10th birthday for Absolute 80s. Stuart Clarkson & Roy Martin look over the big industry stories of the week and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments - this time featuring BBC WM, XFM South Wales, Radio Scotland and the death of Alan 'Fluff' Freeman. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Bauer Radio’s Editor-in-Chief John Pickford talks to RadioToday as he celebrates 40 years since he first joined Piccadilly Radio in Manchester.  Stuart Clarkson & Roy Martin look over the big stories of the week including Hits Live, Absolute Radio 10s, Magic at the Musicals, Ofcom complaints about community radio stations and a special song featuring Radio Stations of the United Kingdom. Also includes David Lloyd’s Radio Moments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Kevin Branigan from Radio Nova in Dublin and Dusty Rhodes from DB Digital Broadcasting talk about the history and future of DAB in Ireland, following the news that RTE could close all its DAB services and multiplex. Stuart Clarkson & Roy Martin meet up in London’s Leicester Square to talk about the industry stories of the week and there’s a chat with radio consultant Paul Chantler who shares his tips for covering the election and tells us about Podcast Radio. Also includes David Lloyd’s Radio Moments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

On our Roundtable discussion for November, Trevor Dann meets Kate Cocker (Audio Content Fund), Chris Stevens (Devaweb), Stuart Morgan (Audio Always) and Ashley Byrne (Made in Manchester) to discuss audio outside London, Donald from Washington and their recommendations for your listening delight. Also includes David Lloyd’s Radio Moments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

George Frost from AudioUK’s BrexitReady podcast series gets tips and advice for the audio industry on preparing for Brexit next year - she speaks to Andrew Hood, Alan Hunt, John Kampfner, Paul March, David Thomas and Steve Ackerman. Roy Martin is here to discuss the week’s big stories in the radio industry; James Cridland reflects on the last 5 years in radio in his final audio blog; and David Lloyd has more radio moments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Stuart Clarkson chats to Absolute Radio’s Dave Berry about doing a breakfast show with 7 separate playlists - and about his new podcast, Dave Berry’s Dadpod, which has launched this week. Roy Martin is here to discuss the week’s big stories in the radio industry - including Ben Cooper leaving Radio 1 and Global launching a non-stop news station; James Cridland reports from an Australian radio conference where Podcasting was high on the agenda and David Lloyd has more radio moments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Stuart Clarkson chats to Classic FM breakfast presenter Tim Lihoreau and Global’s Director of Goodness Emma Bradley about the group’s Make Some Noise charity fundraising. Roy Martin is here to discuss the week’s big stories in the radio industry; James Cridland looks at copy writing in radio adverts; and David Lloyd has more radio moments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Stuart Clarkson is joined from Amsterdam by Roy Martin and Ian Brannan who are at The Imaging Days conference. Ian speaks to producers and talent at the event including ‘Broadway’ Bill Lee, Oli Pengilly from Kiss and event organiser Anthony Timmers. James Cridland looks at what he calls the misguided quest for control; and David Lloyd’s Radio Moments include the start (and almost the end) of LBC, plus the arrival of BBC Local Radio for London. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso. Photo credit: Earshot Creative

Adam Bowie (BBC), Matt Hill (British Podcast Awards) and Adam Uytman (Listen) join Trevor Dann for October's roundtable and make some recommendations for your auditory delight. James Cridland shares some thoughts on promoting ways to listen to audiences and David Lloyd has more classic Radio Moments from the archives. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

This week BBC Radio Shropshire’s breakfast presenter Eric Smith talks to RadioToday about his 25 years on the show, and what BBC Local Radio was like when he started back in 1972. Also - Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin look at the big stories in UK radio this week; and David Lloyd’s RadioMoments include the departures of Tony Blackburn and Peter Powell from Radio 1, the arrival of CD-quality sound on DAB and the return of Chris Moyles on Radio X. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

This week we’re at Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park, chatting to presenters OJ Borg, Rev Kate Bottley, Trevor Nelson, Craig Charles and Jeremy Vine. Also - Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin look at the big stories in UK radio this week: James Cridland has an explanation of what 5G means for radio; and David Lloyd has more brilliant archive audio in RadioMoments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Gary Davies talks to RadioToday about Radio 2 Live In Hyde Park this weekend as well as his ‘accidental’ return to national BBC Radio over the last couple of years. Also - Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin look at the big stories in UK radio from the last couple of weeks, plus talk about Pirate DAB in Ireland.  James Cridland celebrates 40 years of Video Killed The Radio Star with some 'Lazy Buggles headlines' and David Lloyd has more brilliant archive audio in RadioMoments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Trevor Dann hosts the RadioToday Roundtable for September 2019 with guests Caroline Raphael (AudioUK) Chloe Straw (We Are Grape) and Nicky Birch (BBC and Rosina Sound). There's also our regular look at something topical in the industry with James Cridland; and more RadioMoments curated by David Lloyd.

James Ross talks to speakers at RadioDays Asia which has been taking place in Kuala Lumpur this week. You will hear from: Anders Held, Co-Founder Radiodays Asia Mike Cass, Content Director, Virgin Radio UK Joan Warner, CEO, Commercial Radio Australia Mike Hill, Managing Director, Radioplayer Mark Barber, Planning Director, Radiocentre Staffan Rosell, CEO Bauer Media Sweden Mike Powell, SVP International Operations, RCS Raul Wedel, CEO, Wedel Software Chris Stevens, Ignite Jingles & Chris Country Jon Kirby, Programme Director, Channel 4 UAE Also - Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin look at the big stories in UK radio from the last couple of weeks; James Cridland assesses the power of radio and David Lloyd has more brilliant archive audio in RadioMoments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Stuart Clarkson has almost lost his voice so we leave you in the capable hands of James Cridland and David Lloyd this week. James tells us what he learned at Podcast Movement in Orlando last week, while David has more brilliant audio from the archives with this week’s Radio Moments. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Sam Bailey, Chair of the ARIAS 2020, tells us about the plans for the return of the Radio Academy’s annual awards ceremony in London early next year. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin discuss the week’s big stories in the radio industry including news that Viking FM’s studios are moving to Sheffield and Bauer’s purchase of four radio groups will go to a full ‘phase 2’ investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority. David Lloyd’s Radio Moments include the departure of Sarah Kennedy from Radio 2, the end of Juice Brighton, pirate stations closing down in 1967 and Capital FM going in-the-mix for the solar eclipse. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Lee Clayton, Head of talkSPORT, tells us about the station’s plans for the new Premier League season. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin discuss the week’s big stories, and Ken Bruce is on the line to tell us about his week of We Stop For PopMaster OBs on Radio 2. James Cridland looks at radio’s enduring appeal despite everything that’s happened in the last 20 years; and David Lloyd’s Radio Moments include moves for Eddie Mair and Grimmy… Atlantic 252 arrives on the air 30 years ago… and Noel Edmonds returns! Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Ivan Brackenbury and his producer Tom Binns tell us about Brimlington Hospital Radio Online and Ivan’s 2020 UK tour - as well as about both of their radio careers. Stuart Clarkson & Roy Martin also discuss this week’s radio industry news; James Cridland looks at what the data tells us about consumers’ use of headphones to listen to linear and on-demand content; and David Lloyd’s Radio Moments include Chris Moyles joining Radio 1, the death of Mike Smith and the arrival of the BBC Light Programme. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Ford Ennals gives us an update on digital radio at the Digital Radio UK summer reception.  Stuart Clarkson & Roy Martin talk through the big industry stories of the week - including the Competition & Markets Authority's initial judgement on Bauer's takeover of four smaller radio groups; James Cridland looks at presenter music logs and David Lloyd has more brilliant Radio Moments. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Fleur East, Greg Burns and James Barr talk to RadioToday’s Stuart Clarkson about their new Hits Radio UK breakfast show. Emma Corsham catches up with Ann Charles and Claudia Sayer after the RadioTechCon Tech Masterclass. Roy Martin is here to chat through the latest radio news; James Cridland reports on an oldies station doing well despite its AM heritage; and David Lloyd has more brilliant Radio Moments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

As Ofcom sets out its plans for hundreds of small-scale digital radio multiplexes around the UK, John Evington from Niocast and Viamux tells us how it’ll work and what it means for the future of digital radio. Stuart Clarkson & Roy Martin talk through some of the other big industry stories of the week; James Cridland looks at how you can better use listeners’ smartphones to get them on air; and David Lloyd’s Radio Moments include Fluff welcoming DAB, Chris Moyles announcing his departure from Radio 1 and the launch of Hereward Radio. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso. To read more about the small-scale DAB plans and take part in the Ofcom consultation discussed in this podcast visit https://www.ofcom.org.uk/consultations-and-statements/category-1/licensing-small-scale-dab-new-powers-and-duties-proposed-by-government

Steve Ackerman (Somethin' Else), Graham Mack (Fix Radio) and Mike Newman (Audioboom) join Trevor Dann to discuss the world of radio and audio - and to recommend some shows and podcasts. James Cridland is in Kuala Lumpur looking ahead to Radiodays Asia and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

RadioToday’s Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin talk through the big industry stories of the week, including news that Fleur East is joining Hits Radio to present the breakfast show alongside Greg Burns and James Barr. James Cridland looks at a radio station in Poland that’s making money out of podcasts and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Toby Anstis (aka Toby Dancetis) talks to RadioToday about leaving his long-running Heart mid-morning show to front the new digital station Heart Dance, plus looks back on his time at Liberty Radio and his move to Heart in 2001. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin talk through the latest radio industry news; James Cridland recommends three podcasts you should listen to and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Trevor Dann returns with our monthly roundtable discussion. This time he’s joined by Jimmy Buckland, Sam Bailey and John Ryan to talk about the big stories in the radio industry. Futurologist James Cridland examines another topical radio issue and David Lloyd takes us back in time with memories from this week in years gone by in Radio Moments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Our special tribute programme following the tragic death of presenter and former GMG Radio CEO John Myers on Saturday 1st June 2019. We’ll hear from his close friend and right-hand man John Simons and fellow executive Phil Riley, followed by more than 50 tributes we’ve received from across the industry. John’s own voice ends the podcast with a look back at his life, lovingly produced by David Lloyd. You will hear tributes from: Stuart Clarkson, Roy Martin, John Simons, Phil Riley, James Rea, Ken Bruce, Helen Boaden, Derek Webster, Mark Goodier, Andrew Harrison, John Gillmore, Dave Brown, Julian Carter, Jon Holmes, Helen Thomas, Steve Collins, Jeremy Vine, Martin Campbell, Pat Sharp, Dave Shearer, Terry Underhill, Steve Wright, Stephanie Hirst, David Quinney, Andy Hodgson, Matt Jamison, Jonathan Morrell, Chris Best, Nik Goodman, Russ Williams, Bob Shennan, Chris Stevens, Paul Robinson, Ricky Durkin, Tony Blackburn, Sarah Graham, Steve Penk, DeMarkay Williams, John Baish, Ben Cooper, Steve England, Michael Cohen, Angela Jay, David Lloyd, Kevin McAuley, Ed Scott, Carlos, John Gelson, Paul Sylvester, Siobhan Kenny, Christian Spooner, Chris Moore, Dirk Anthony, Steve Taylor, Tom Hourigan, Andi Durrant, Willie Morgan, John Pye & Howard Hughes.

This week Stuart talks to two of the presenters of the BBC’s award-winning Brexitcast podcast - political correspondent Chris Mason and Brussels reporter Adam Fleming. Roy Martin is here with a look through the industry’s big stories of the week, James Cridland looks at the issues around FM chips in mobile phones and David Lloyd brings us more great audio from the RadioMoments archives. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

This week Stuart Clarkson chats to Russ Williams about everything from Chris Evans’ RAJARs to Virgin Radio in the 90s, leaving Smooth and his latest work for talkSPORT and back with Jono Coleman on Fix Radio. Roy Martin is here to look at the Q1/2019 RAJARs and news of the new Heart schedules, James Cridland asks whether it matters where your radio station is based and David Lloyd’s Radio Moments include the launches of Mercia Sound and Laser 558 plus the departure of Fearne Cotton from Radio 1. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

This week we’re at Radio Audio Week 2019 as Stuart Clarkson talks to speakers at the Radio Festival and RadioCentre’s Tuning In Conference. You’ll hear from: Zoe Ball, James Purnell, Greg James, Margot James, Simon Mayo, Anna Foster & Tony Livesey, Steve Parkinson & Angellica Bell, Mark Barber & Heather Andrew, Roman Kemp, Vick Hope & Sonny Jay, and Siobhan Kenny. James Cridland looks at current issues for vTuner and TuneIn, and David Lloyd has more great archive in Radio Moments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

RadioToday’s Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin preview the upcoming Radio Festival with Festival Director Nick Pitts; and Stuart chats to the Broadcast Journalism Training Council’s CEO Jon Godel about the future of radio journalism. James Cridland looks at the importance of habit in radio, and in David Lloyd’s Radio Moments Johnnie Walker and Mike Smith leave Radio 1, Rock Radio arrives in Manchester and Capital tries something different for the FM/AM split. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

RadioToday’s Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin talk through the big stories of the week, including the announcement of the new national breakfast show team for Heart featuring Amanda Holden.  Former Heart East Managing Editor James Keen gives us his reaction to the signing, and also tells us about life in the Channel Islands running Island FM and Channel 103. James Cridland considers whether the future of AM radio is a switch to digital and David Lloyd has more gems from the archive in Radio Moments. Processing by Ian Deeley. Voiceover by Hannah Patterson. Original music by Mcasso.

Stuart Clarkson talks to Sam Bailey, Managing Director of the Audio Content Fund about the free money available for public service content on commercial and community radio stations. Roy Martin has our weekly look at the big stories in the radio industry, James Cridland reflects on his trip to the NAB Show in Las Vegas, and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments from the archive. Audio processing by Ian Deeley.

This week we hook up with the NAB Show in Las Vegas to talk to Kevin Leach from In:Quality, plus Dave Brierley-Jones and Phil Johnson from Radio Station Solutions. James Cridland is in Vegas too to tell us what’s excited him at the show, while David Lloyd’s Radio Moments include a big birthday for Graham Dene and the launch of the final station in the first wave of ILRs - Beacon Radio.

Roy Martin is in Lausanne for RadioDays Europe 2019 this week, and event host Paul Robinson joins us for a look back over the highlights of the conference. Stuart Clarkson also chats to Hits Radio Group Content Director Gary Stein about the upcoming launch of Country Hits Radio. James Cridland looks at the move by public service broadcasters to take more control of the platforms where their content is; and in David Lloyd’s RadioMoments it’s goodbye to Century, Zoe Ball leaves Radio 1 and we’ll hear BBC management’s plans for the 1970s! Audio processing by Ian Deeley.

Stuart Clarkson chats to 5 Live presenter Rhod Sharp, who’s marking a quarter of a century presenting Up All Night as the station turns 25 years old this week. Find out about the launch of 5 Live, memorable moments on the show including 9/11 and the Obama Inauguration - and how Rhod gets on air from the attic of his home in the US. Roy Martin is here with our weekly look at what’s going on in the industry; James Cridland shares some thoughts on why you shouldn’t make assumptions about the tech used by listeners; and David Lloyd has more brilliant archive audio in Radio Moments. Listen to Rhod's podcast series, Up All Night for 25 Years at https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p07368kj/episodes/player Audio processing on the RadioToday Programme by Ian Deeley.

Stuart Clarkson chats to Capital’s new national breakfast show team - Roman Kemp, Vick Hope and Sonny Jay - about their show being rolled out across the network plus their recent win at the TRIC Awards. Stuart and Roy Martin discuss the week’s big industry stories (and are joined by Absolute Radio Content Director Paul Sylvester to mark Frank Skinner’s 10 years on the station). James Cridland looks at a station in the US that’s playing podcasts on air and David Lloyd has more fantastic audio from the archives in Radio Moments. Audio processing by Ian Deeley.

Host Stuart Clarkson talks all things commercial radio in Scotland with Original 106 and Central FM MD Adam Findlay plus consultant and former presenter Colin Kelly. Stuart and Roy Martin look over the other big stories of the week in the radio industry; James Cridland shares his thoughts on what podcasting can teach radio; and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments from the archive. (With special thanks to Ian Deeley, who's helped us try out some new processing for the podcast this week too!) **CORRECTION: At the 2:07 point we say that Global owns Capital South Wales and Heart North Wales and that CommunicorpUK owns Heart South Wales and Capital North Wales. We got our words muddled up - for which we apologise! The correct way round is that Global owns Heart South Wales and Capital North West & North Wales; and CommunicorpUK owns Capital South Wales and Heart North Wales.**

In our monthly roundtable discussion for March, Trevor Dann is joined by Steve Parkinson and Brett Spencer from Bauer and Lorna Clarke from Radio 2 and 6Music to discuss more radio upheavals and recommend some top audio. James Cridland looks at some new figures on listening via smart speakers and in David Lloyd’s Radio Moments - John Peel makes his Radio 1 debut while Zane Lowe departs; Keith Skues turns 80 and Radio 210 launches.

Former GCap and GWR Group Content Director Dirk Anthony joins Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin to discuss Global’s announcement that it’s introducing national breakfast shows on Capital, Heart and Smooth and closing several broadcast centres. Matthew Wright also talks to RadioToday about his first six months on the afternoon show at talkRADIO. James Cridland asks why Australian commercial radio wants to stop people sharing its content online, and David Lloyd delves into the archives for more Radio Moments.

Former Ofcom Chief Advisor (Radio), Martin Campbell, shares his thoughts on the latest consolidation in the radio industry and upcoming expansion of programme sharing, plus whether there’s a need for any radio regulation in future. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin talk through the big news stories of the week from around the radio industry; James Cridland looks at advertising in podcasts; and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments from the archive.

Former GMG Radio Group PD John Simons offers his thoughts on Bauer’s purchase last week of Lincs FM Group, Celador Radio and Wireless’ local radio division. Simo chats to Stuart Clarkson about how Bauer might integrate the new acquisitions and what it’s like in a station that’s just been bought. RadioToday’s Editor Roy Martin joins Stuart to discuss the Bauer deals and the consolidation’s wider impact on the industry - as well as the other big stories of the week such as the Radio Times’ list of the greatest radio shows ever, the Q4/18 RAJARs, Scala Radio’s test transmissions, and a possible rebranding for talkRADIO. James Cridland considers why (with the help of Lisa Kerr) other companies find radio people irresistible, and David Lloyd takes us back in time with more brilliant Radio Moments.

Rachel Barton (WeAreGrape), Iain Macintosh (Muddy Knees) and Phil Riley (self-styled ‘veteran’) join Trevor to discuss Bauer’s purchase of Lincs FM Group and Celador Radio, 5 live’s spat with News UK and some great audio recommendations. Before the Roundtable discussion, Trevor hears from Professor Tim Luckhurst of the University of Kent’s Centre for Journalism about its report on the news content on 5 live. James Cridland looks at whether engineering and IT should be one and the same thing in radio, and David Lloyd has more brilliant audio from the archives in Radio Moments.

This week Trevor Dann is at the BBC Local Radio Awards - the Gillards - in Derby, where he speaks to BBC Radio Sheffield’s Toby Foster, Katrina Bunker, Jenny Eells and Kat Harbourne, plus Radio Bristol’s Pete Simson and awards host Jon Culshaw. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin talk through the other big stories of the week; James Cridland looks at what radio can learn from some on-demand TV services; and there’s more classic audio from David Lloyd’s Radio Moments archive.

RadioToday’s Stuart Clarkson catches up the programmers in charge of Virgin Radio - Francis Currie and Mike Cass - as the station launches The Chris Evans Breakfast Show with Sky. Plus - Dom Chambers talks to the new Chair of the Community Media Association, Danny Lawrence, and Roy Martin talks us through the big news of the week including Simon Mayo’s return with Scala Radio. There's also a chat with BBC Somerset Managing Editor Nick Bull about the station's new studios. James Cridland shares his thoughts on Virgin Radio dropping spot adverts at breakfast and there are more Radio Moments from David Lloyd.

Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin discuss a big week in radio including the debuts of Zoe Ball and Sara Cox on their new Radio 2 shows. There are also tributes to former Radio 1 and Radio Manchester presenter Dianne Oxberry, following her death this week.  Keri Jones chats to Stuart about an appeal to help secure the future of one of the UK’s smallest radio stations - Radio Scilly. Plus James Cridland on the BBC’s decision to make one of its top podcasts exclusive to BBC Sounds; and more Radio Moments with David Lloyd.

Nik Goodman (consultant) and Adam Bowie (BBC WS) join Trevor Dann to discuss new schedules and networks for 2019, slow radio, new audience measurement techniques and more. Plus some excellent recommendations for your New Year listening. James Cridland has some New Year's Resolutions, and David Lloyd brings us more great archive audio in Radio Moments.

Santa joins Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin to talk about his radio work as RadioToday marks the end of 2018 with a look back at possibly the busiest year ever for radio industry news! Plus David Lloyd has a festive bumper edition of Radio Moments. You can book Santa for your station (and his many other character voices) at www.rickydurkin.com

Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin welcome you to the RadioToday Christmas Party (ahem) at Century Club in Soho with guests Ford Ennals and Jon Holmes, plus some comedy from Jon! A packed programme also includes RadioCentre CEO Siobhan Kenny, Ed Vaizey MP and the Culture Minister Margot James MP at the Valuing Radio report launch in parliament.  Plus Trevor Dann talks to the new Radio Academy Managing Director Sean Childerley. There’s James Cridland’s radio predictions for 2019 and more fantastic archive audio in David Lloyd’s Radio Moments. Keep listening right to the end to hear the chat with Jon Holmes!

Trevor Dann is joined by Kellie While (7Digital), Michael Hill (UK Radioplayer) and Will Jackson (audioUK) for our Roundtable discussion for December 2018. James Cridland examines the format flip of Magic to all-Christmas music, and David Lloyd has more great audio from the archive in RadioMoments.

Emma Corsham speaks to winners at the Audio Production Awards 2018 - including Radio 2 Breakfast’s Graham Albans, double winner Steve Urquhart, BBC Pop Hub Station Sound producers Liam Hadley and Ben Stones, and Gold award winner Jez Nelson from Somethin’ Else. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin talk about the big industry stories of the week including Magic’s format flip for Christmas and Radio 1’s signing of Rickie, Melvin and Charlie.  James Cridland looks at the need for standards in our data, and there’s more radio history from David Lloyd in Radio Moments.

Steve Jenner talks to RadioToday about the new book he’s co-written with his brother, Paul, about their entry into the radio industry running RSLs in the 1990s before being awarded the commercial radio licence for High Peak in Derbyshire. The book is called "Broadcast Brothers On The Radio" - find out more at www.broadcastbrothers.co.uk Roy Martin and Stuart Clarkson discuss the big industry news of the week including Bauer’s latest strategy decision with Greatest Hits Radio; James Cridland asks whether your station is smartspeaker-friendly and there are more Radio Moments from David Lloyd.

David Lloyd talks to Trevor Dann about his report for RadioCentre into small scale commercial radio and community stations. Trevor then hosts our monthly roundtable discussion with guests Simon Crosse (Shooting Shark Productions) Nick Pitts (Jazz FM) and Suchandrika Chakraborti (podcaster). James Cridland focuses on radio in the car and David Lloyd celebrates 7 years of the weekly RadioMoments review.

Trevor Dann talks to BBC Radio’s Head of Editorial Standards, Paul Smith, on stage at the International Radio Festival 2018 in Valletta, Malta - and also catches up with the IRF organiser and delegates at the event.  Roy Martin joins host Stuart Clarkson to look at what’s been happening in the industry this week; James Cridland asks whether new technology is bad for radio and radio historian David Lloyd has our nostalgia slot, RadioMoments.

After Ofcom announced changes to its rules on localness in commercial radio, we speak to radio strategist Adam Bowie to find out what it could mean for the industry. Roy Martin joins host Stuart Clarkson for a chat about what’s big in the radio industry this week, including the launch of BBC Sounds. James Cridland looks at a South African radio station that focuses on positive news and David Lloyd has memories from days gone by in Radio Moments.

Stuart Clarkson chats to guests as they arrive on the red carpet at the Radio Academy’s Audio & Radio Industry Awards (ARIAs) 2018, then speaks to winners backstage at the Leeds Arena. Guests include Penny Smith, Tony Livesey, Harriet Scott, Gemma Atkinson, Charlie Sloth, Tony Hadley, Bob Shennan, Ronan Keating, Matt Edmondson & Mollie King, Justin Dealey, Stephen Nolan, Paul Sylvester, Jamie Cullum, Mylo & Rosie, Anna Foster, Ben Cooper and Greg James. Roy Martin pops in for a quick word about the news that Simon Mayo is leaving Radio 2.  There's also James Cridland on podcast measurement and David Lloyd’s look back at this week in history with Radio Moments.

Stuart Clarkson is joined by David Duffy from Niocast (Manchester trial multiplex) and Ash Elford from Angel Radio (Portsmouth trial)/ Nation Radio (Glasgow trial) to dissect the government’s announcement on what'll happen next with small-scale DAB multiplexes. Roy Martin pops in for a look through the other big news stories of the week; James Cridland examines whether radio stations with no physical building are the future; and David Lloyd takes a trip back in time with RadioMoments.

Roy Martin and Stuart Clarkson discuss the big industry stories this week and they’re joined by North West radio presenter Glen Hunt for a game of Stu v Roy.  Stuart also chats to Jamie Theakston about his fundraising walk from Cardiff to London in aid of Global’s Make Some Noise - plus his thoughts on Zoe Ball taking over the Radio 2 breakfast show. James Cridland looks at the choice for listeners created by new technology, and David Lloyd has more RadioMoments from this week in radio history.

Roy Martin and Stuart Clarkson talk about the big news of the week as Zoe Ball is announced as the new Radio 2 breakfast presenter. Then Trevor Dann hosts our monthly roundtable discussion for October 2018 with guests Ruth Fitzsimons (Audioboom), Paul Chantler (Fix Radio) and Gloria Abramoff (Tonic Productions). James Cridland asks if you’re in radio to deliver ratings and revenue - or to delight the audience. And David Lloyd has more classic audio in RadioMoments.

Stuart Clarkson talks to speakers and delegates at the Drive to Digital conference, organised by Digital Radio UK and held at the British Museum in London on Tuesday 25th September 2018. You will hear first from RadioToday's editor Roy Martin and then: Paul Hide (techUK), Peter Lawson (SMMT), Lawrie Hallett (Norwich SSDAB multiplex), Rob Haycock (CEO of radio manufacturer Pure), Jason Phipps (BBC Commissioning Editor of Podcasts), Gethin Jones (Hits Radio breakfast co-presenter), Ralph Bernard (former GWR Group Chairman), Ford Ennals (CEO of Digital Radio UK) and Ed Vaizey (former Minister for radio/digital at DCMS). James Cridland has highlights from the stage at last week's Next Radio conference and David Lloyd presents more RadioMoments.

Trevor Dann reports from the Next Radio event in London held this week - and talks to guests and speakers as well as organisers James Cridland and Matt Deegan. We hear from the organiser of the Community Radio Awards, Martin Steers - as well as Daniel Bruce from Internews who presented an award, and winners Fergus Ó hÍr (Raidió Fáilte), Julie Donaldson (Zetland FM) and Jane Steele (Drystone Radio). Plus - Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin dissect the big industry stories of the week; James Cridland looks at the secret to achieving a growing radio industry around the world; and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments.

Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin are joined by John Myers to mark the 20th anniversary of Century 105 in the North West. John also talks about his recent cancer treatment and offers his thoughts on the current state of UK radio - before taking on the quizmaster role for a game of our geek quiz Stu v Roy. Plus Stuart talks to Wireless CEO Scott Taunton - the man who’s just signed Chris Evans for Virgin Radio - about the biggest story of the year and Wireless' plans for the future. James Cridland shares his thoughts on the Evans move to Virgin - and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments.

Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin look over the week’s big stories including Chris Evans' announcement that he's leaving Radio 2 to join Virgin Radio. Trevor Dann has our monthly roundtable for September, with guests Nicky Birch (BBC R&D), Matt Hall (Wireless Group) and Matt Deegan (Next Radio). Plus James Cridland looks at the naming of radio stations - and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments.

Radio Academy Chief Executive Roger Cutsforth tells us about the upcoming Segue event happening in Leeds in October, plus looks ahead to the 2018 ARIAS. Plus Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin look at the week’s big industry stories - including Greg James' debut on Radio 1 Breakfast and Jeremy Kyle's return to the radio with talkRADIO. Also, James Cridland examines object-based media and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments.

Radio 1’s Greg James talks to RadioToday’s Stuart Clarkson ahead of starting on the station’s breakfast show next week. Plus - Roy Martin and Stuart discuss the week’s big industry stories, James Cridland shares his thoughts on intelligent segues and David Lloyd’s Radio Moments look back at Radio Clyde’s FM-AM split, the Marine Offences Act of August 1967 and marks John Humphrys’ 75th birthday.

Stuart Clarkson talks to Kiss PD Andy Roberts about the latest RAJAR figures showing the station to be number one on reach in London, plus Mike Russell from Music Radio Creative joins Stuart and Roy Martin to talk about his recent trip to Podcast Movement 18 - and to play a game of our geek quiz Stu v Roy. James Cridland shares his thoughts on the future of advertising on the radio, and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments.

BBC Radio 1’s Head of Programmes Aled Haydn Jones talks to RadioToday about the planning and production of the station’s recent massive game of Hide and Seek, plus Radiocentre CEO Siobhan Kenny reacts to a report this week showing radio advertising spend has increased by 12.5% - that’s more than any other medium. Plus - Roy Martin and Stuart Clarkson discuss the week’s news; James Cridland talks about the positivity he experienced at Podcast Movement 2018; and there are memories of Wogan, the Light Programme and Key 103’s Mike & Chelsea in David Lloyd’s Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann talks to Professor David Hendy about the latest interactive website launched as part of the 100 Voices That Made The BBC project. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin discuss the week’s radio industry news, including Radio 1’s #HideAndSeek and Richard Bacon’s week in a coma. Plus James Cridland puts forward the case for more rethinking and reinventing in radio, and David Lloyd has a trip down memory lane in Radio Moments.

As NOW 100 is released, Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin talk to Mark Goodier about his 26-year involvement in the Now Music brand as voice over of the TV ads. Plus Mark’s views on the release of BBC presenter pay information and the future of independent production. There’s the return of our geek quiz Stu v Roy with Mark asking the questions.. and even a couple of jingles. Stuart also talks to BBC Radio 5 live Controller Jonathan Wall about the station’s World Cup coverage and plans for the new football season. James Cridland looks at the idea of having a podcast chart, and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments.

Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin dissect the week’s news in the radio industry, including the arrival of a fourth Culture Secretary in two years. Plus Stuart takes a look through the latest BBC pay figures, just released as part of the corporation's Annual Report 2017-18. James Cridland considers what we can learn from Germany’s multiplatform radio landscape, and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann is joined by guests Caroline Raphael, David Arnold and Graham Mack to cover topics including the new BBC Sounds app, RIG’s change of name to AudioUK, jingles and Jeremy Hunt. Also this week - BBC Radio Lancashire's Graham Liver on doing an OB from the Winter Hill fire, Roy Martin and Stuart Clarkson talk through the week’s big stories, James Cridland looks at Entercom’s decision to pull stations off TuneIn and David Lloyd has more memories from radio’s colourful history in RadioMoments.

Stuart Clarkson catches up with ARIAs Chair of Judges Phil Riley as the awards are launched for 2018, and also gets Phil’s thoughts on the changes proposed by Ofcom for deregulation of localness in commercial radio. Roy Martin joins Stuart to take a look at the week’s radio industry news, James Cridland examines what the launch of Google Podcasts means for the industry, and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments from this week in history.

Stuart Clarkson talks community radio with Dom Chambers, following Ofcom’s announcement that licensees can ask to improve their FM coverage or extend their coverage area. Dom is a director of the CMA and also runs Somer Valley FM in Somerset. Roy Martin has a look at the week’s radio industry news, James Cridland looks at the opportunities voice synthesis could bring to radio, and David Lloyd travels back in time with Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann reports from the RadioDays Europe Podcast Day in Copenhagen, plus visits Wireless Studios to talk to Matt Hall and Jimmy Buckland. Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin look at the week’s industry news with voiceover and impressionist Darren Altman. James Cridland looks at what’s behind NPR’s success and David Lloyd’s RadioMoments return.

Trevor Dann hosts our RadioToday Roundtable discussion for June 2018, with guests Jane Garvey, Matt Deegan and Iain Macintosh. Topics covered include Greg James’ move to Radio 1 Breakfast, the recent changes at Radio 2, the launch of Hits Radio Manchester, radio’s plans for covering the football World Cup and the new daily Love Island podcast. Plus James Cridland asks if we’re heading for an all-IP media future.

Stuart Clarkson catches up with Mike Toolan as he prepares to go national on the new Bauer station Hits Radio following 20 years on Key 103, including 18 of those on breakfast. Hear how he told a white lie to get on the air in America, his cheeky request to Richard Park at Capital, and about his trip round to Sir Alex Ferguson’s house for tea. Also this week - the Culture Secretary Matt Hancock shares his views on local radio in an interview with the BBC’s Paul Rowley. Plus in a multiplatform world, James Cridland considers what “radio” actually means these days.

Ford Ennals joins Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin to celebrate digital radio hitting 50% in the latest RAJARs; Trevor Dann reports from the British Podcast Awards; and BBC Radio Manchester’s Allan Beswick recalls the night a year ago when the city’s arena was the site of a terror attack. Plus James Cridland delves into the audience research to see what it can tell us about superfans and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments.

Stuart Clarkson talks to speakers and attendees at this year’s Radio Festival at the British Library, held on Tuesday 15th May 2018\. You’ll hear from Bob Shennan, Gillian Reynolds, Christian O’Connell, Paul Sylvester & Richie Firth, Alastair Campbell, Nigel Farage, Jeremy Vine, Ed Miliband & Geoff Lloyd and Roger Cutsforth. James Cridland looks at what London’s LoveSport Radio is doing, and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann is back with May's discussion about radio. Joining him are Chloe Straw, David Hepworth and Nick Pitts, recorded at Jazz FM in London. Plus Stuart and Roy take you through the latest radio news, James Cridland looks at the latest MIDAS research from RAJAR, and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments.

Larry and Paul talk to Stuart Clarkson about their career so far (which has taken them literally across town from Radio Aire to BBC Radio Leeds), plus discuss their comedy social media videos to promote the show - and why they think their show gets away with poking fun at local radio. Ben Bruce also drops by their studio to help with the radio geek quiz, Stu v Roy. Roy Martin joins Stuart at the start of the podcast to talk through the big stories in radio this week. Also - James Cridland looks at tight targeting in digital-only stations such as Fix Radio, and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann hosts a special discussion on stage at the Nations and Regions Conference in Salford, titled ‘Radio Tomorrow’, looking at new developments and opportunities in radio and audio production. On the panel are Phil Cooper (BAI), Gregory Watson (Folder Media/Muxco), Sarah Challis (BBC User Experience team) and Will Jackson (RIG). Also - Trevor chats to David Lloyd about Dale Winton following his death at the age of 62 this week, and catches up with the new Radio Academy Chair, Yvonne Thompson.  James Cridland discusses whether podcasts will eat radio, and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann is joined by guests Chris Stevens, Stuart Morgan and Phil Maguire for our monthly roundtable discussion. Stuart Clarkson talks to Bauer Media’s Graham Bryce about upcoming changes to the Big City Network as it becomes the Hits Radio Network and Key 103 gets a rebrand. James Cridland offers more thoughts on how to edit and polish live radio and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments.

Stuart Clarkson and Roy Martin are joined by radio news legend Howard Hughes to talk about the week’s industry stories - including his tribute to former Radio Clyde exec Alex Dickson. Plus Howard sets the questions in the geek quiz, Stu v Roy! Emma Corsham reports from the Student Radio Association’s conference in Norwich, where she speaks to Dotty, Tim Johns, Lloydie, Dirk Maggs and SRA chair Naomi Oiku. James Cridland offers his thoughts on radio station marketing materials and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments.

Stuart Clarkson chats to talkRADIO breakfast presenter Julia Hartley-Brewer about the BBC’s plan to achieve a 50:50 ratio of male and female guests on its radio news programmes - and about the gender pay gap in radio companies. Julia also shares her thoughts on the state of speech radio in the UK.  Plus - Mylo & Rosie from Pulse 1 chat about their week in radio and ask the geek questions in Stu v Roy; James Cridland considers whether live radio is lazy; and David Lloyd has more Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann talks to Radio 3 Controller Alan Davey about upcoming changes to the schedule; Stuart Clarkson chats to Lynn Bowles ahead of her departure from Radio 2; and it’s the first game of Stu v Roy as Matt and Polly from Capital South Wales join us to talk about their week in radio.  Includes James Cridland’s musings on radio and David Lloyd’s Radio Moments.

A packed episode featuring Roy Martin, Will Jackson and James Cridland in Vienna at the end of another successful Radiodays Europe conference; Kurt Edwards on the launch of new London station LoveSport Radio; and winners from the BBC Radio Awards talking to Trevor Dann. Stuart Clarkson is your host, there’s also David Lloyd’s Radio Moments and James Cridland’s thoughts on FM switch-off in Norway.  Full list of contributors and guests for this episode: Roy Martin, Will Jackson, James Cridland, David Lloyd, Trevor Dann, Kurt Edwards, Bob Shennan, Ken Phillips, Chris Mason & Dino Sofos, Tim Levell & Tracy Williams and Grace Dent.

In his celebrated north London loft Geoff Lloyd tells Trevor Dann about his hit podcasts with Ed Miliband and Annabel Port, his new show on Union Jack, working without music and why he needs a researcher. Plus news with Stuart Clarkson, RadioMoments with David Lloyd. A TDC Production for the last time. 

Stuart Clarkson talks to Simon Clarke who's quitting commercial radio after 25 years to join the BBC, David Lloyd has Radio Moments and Stu's back with the news. Trevor Dann hosts

Nik Goodman (right), one of the organisers of RadioDays Europe 2018 recommends some reasons to go to Vienna in March. David Lloyd has Radio Moments and Stu Clarkson has the latest news. Trevor Dann hosts.

Trevor Dann talks to Lily Ames about her London Radio Group which connects radio/audio professionals throughout the UK with potential commissioners, employers and collaborators. Plus David Lloyd's Radio Moments and Stu Clarkson with the latest radio news.

Trevor Dann talks to Kid Jensen about his recent diagnosis with Parkinson’s Disease, his continuing success on air and Mike Read's charity fundraising walk which he’s inspired. Includes the latest radio news with Stuart Clarkson and David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

Topical radio conversation with Lorna Clarke, head of in-house production at BBC Radio 2 and 6Music, and 7digital's head of creative Kellie While. Plus Stu Clarkson at the newsdesk and David Lloyd's RadioMoments. Trevor Dann hosts.

Trevor Dann talks to Tony Prince about his new online venture United DJs which promises to bring back Mike Read, DLT and other veterans. Plus news and Radio Moments

Huw Stephens talks to Trevor Dann about life on Radio 1, the success of BBC Introducing and the launch of his weekly breakfast show on the Welsh language station BBC Radio Cymru2\. Plus news and Radio Moments. Presented by Trevor Dann.

Director of BBC Birmingham, Joe Godwin, takes Trevor Dann on a tour of The Mailbox, home of the Archers, Radio WM, some Asian Network programmes and VILOR. Plus news from Stu Clarkson and more from David Lloyd's archives.

Producers Nicky Birch and John Ryan join Community Radio pioneer Donald McTernan for this month’s roundtable recorded at Jazz FM. On the agenda - Carrie Gracie and a crisis for BBC journalism, diversity, hip-hop podcasts and much more. Plus news and Radio Moments.

Trevor is joined by Will Jackson (RIG), Brett Spencer (BBC) and Paul Sylvester (Bauer), plus Nick Pitts from Jazz FM, to talk about the hot topics in radio today.

Garvan Rigby Co-Founder and joint Programme Director Christmas FM talks with Stuart Clarkson about the station in Ireland and its expansion into the UK. Plus news with Roy Martin and Radio Moments with David Lloyd.

John Myers, author of the Myers Report on BBC Local Radio back in 2012, talks to RadioToday's Stuart Clarkson about the latest announcements from the Director General on the future of the stations across England. Plus Mark Chapple and Matt Bunt talk about their recent surf-tastic community radio licence win for Radio Newquay. Includes this week's radio industry news and David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann meets winners at the BBC Local Radio awards and discusses DG Lord Tony Hall's unexpected announcements. Plus a report from the RAIN summit, news and Radio Moments.

Consultant Paul Chantler and Bauer Radio's national MD Steve Parkinson join Trevor Dann to discuss BBC Local Radio at 50, 5Live Drive, Ronan & Harriet and more. Plus news and Radio Moments

As radio revenues show double digit growth and out-perform the advertising market, Mark Barber, planning director of Radiocentre, tells Trevor Dann why radio's back in fashion.

More from the Arias 2017 inc Flintoff, Savage, station winners 1Xtra and BBC London, Key 103, Christian O'Connell, Iain Lee etc. Plus news and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Trevor Dann and Stu Clarkson meet the winners in Leeds

Broadcaster, programme controller, executive and now author, David Lloyd talks to Trevor Dann about his his 40 years in UK radio and his new autobiography Radio Moments. Plus news and David's weekly archive spot.

Trevor Dann talks to Radio Academy Chief Exec Roger Cutsforth about Segue, the new event designed to inspire a new generation. Plus Stuart Clarkson's news and David Lloyd's RadioMoments

Jez Nelson (Somethin' Else), Mike Hill (Radioplayer) and Adam Bowie (analyst) join Trevor Dann to discuss Radio 1 Vintage, Geoff Lloyd's new podcasts and more. Plus the latest RT news.

Stuart Clarkson chats to Radio 1 Controller Ben Cooper and launch DJ Tony Blackburn ahead of the station's 50th birthday, while Kate Cocker finds out about digital pop-up station Radio 1 Vintage from Sam Bailey and Joe Harland. There's also news of the digital radio switchover in Norway from Ole Torvmark; Absolute and Magic Content Director Tony Moorey talking Magic brand extensions; and a roundup of the Drive To Digital conference from Ford Ennals. Includes this week's industry news with Radio 1 Newsbeat's Anna Lee (now 5 live's Anna Foster) and a special 1967 edition of David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

Stuart Clarkson talks to Sam Pinkham & Amy Voce (aka Sam & Amy) as they announce to listeners that they're leaving Gem 106 after more than a decade to take over the breakfast show on Virgin Radio UK. Also - Kate Cocker reports from the radio ideas conference Next Radio, with guests Nicky Birch, Michelle Livesey, Megan Lazovick, Nails Mahoney, Sam Walker, James Cridland and Matt Deegan. There's also this week's radio industry news with Radio 1 Newsbeat legend Peter Bowes, and Radio Moments with David Lloyd.

Stuart Clarkson chats in-depth to long-serving BBC Radio 1 presenter Andy Peebles ahead of the station's upcoming 50th anniversary. There's a special guest newsreader in the shape of Newsbeat legend Rod McKenzie - plus in David Lloyd's Radio Moments highlights include Chris Moyles' Radio 1 departure and the anniversary of Newsbeat's launch in 1973.

Trevor Dann with indie producers Caroline Raphael and Simon Crosse, and Chief Exec of the Prison Radio Association Phil Maguire. David Lloyd remembers 25 years of Classic FM and Stuart Clarkson has the latest news.

Trevor Dann visits FixRadio to meet its founder Louis Timpany and programme consultant Paul Chantler. Plus news and a special edition of RadioMoments remembering how radio dealt with the death of Diana

Trevor Dann discusses radio football commentary with John Myers who once spent a million pounds to get exclusive Man Utd coverage. Plus Radio Moments with David Lloyd and Stu Clarkson at the RT newsdesk.

Trevor Dann hears about the imminent launch of the new dotRadio domain, David Lloyd commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Marine Etc Broadcasting Offences Act and Stuart Clarkson has the latest news.

Trevor Dann talks to writer and commentator Andrew Harrison, one of the producers behind the Remainiacs podcast, about opinionated audio journalism and trust in mainstream media. Plus news and Radio Moments

As the Guardian's award-winning and chart-topping podcast Football Weekly loses its presenter James Richardson and producer Ben Green to Muddy Knees Media, Trevor Dann talks to the founder of the new consortium, sports writer Iain Macintosh. Plus news and Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann hears from Radio 4 and 5 live's Jane Garvey about the open letter from more than 40 high profile women demanding action on the BBC gender pay gap. Plus news and RadioMoments.

Trevor Dann talks to former BBC exec Roger Mosey and artist manager Nick Canham about the publication of the corporation's rich list. Plus news and Radio Moments

Mike Hill from UK Radioplayer explains its integration with Chromecast, Sonos and Alexa. Plus news and RadioMoments

The making of Jeremy Bowen's epic series Our Man In The Middle East. Trevor Dann talks to producer Mark Savage.

Trevor Dann talks to producer Tim Johns about working with politicians Ed Miliband & Iain Duncan-Smith on Radio 2. Plus a surprise interruption from Tim's boss Phil Jones, news, Radio Moments and a bit of Dead Ringers.

Stuart Clarkson talks to the Chair of Judges for the 2017 ARIAs, Phil Riley, as the Radio Academy prepares to accept entries. Former industry executive Phil also shares his views on Bauer's daytime networking plans and Ashley Tabor being given an OBE. Includes this week's radio industry news and Radio Moments with David Lloyd.

Graham Mack reports from Talkers 2017 in New York, where he talks to speakers and delegates at the annual event for those working in speech radio in the US. Plus this week's RadioToday news with Stuart Clarkson.

Trevor Dann meets Francis Currie, renowned radio consultant, newly appointed Music Content Director for Virgin Radio and the Wireless Group

Tributes to Simon Nicks from his close friends and colleagues, plus news and moments.

Radio Academy CEO Roger Cutsforth tells Stuart Clarkson why the Radio Festival was postponed and Trevor Dann meets retired director of BBC Radio Helen Boaden & R4's Jane Garvey to discuss their Media Society conversation.

Trevor Dann hears from Hugh Evans (Moose), formerly of the ill-fated TeamRock, about his new crowd-funded project for rock fans Primordial Radio. Plus news and RadioMoments

Rountable no.7 finds Jonathan Wall (controller Radio 5Live), indie producer Gloria Abramoff and BBC radio' tech supremo Dave Walters in conversation with Trevor Dann. Plus news and RadioMoments

Trevor Dann talks to guests at the inaugural British Podcast Awards including host Olly Mann, the Economist's Anne McElvoy and Camilla Byk from Podium.me. Plus clips from the Podcast of the Year, news and Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann visits Upload Radio HQ to meet the new station's founder Matt Deegan. Plus news and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Trevor Dann talks to journalist and consultant Paul Chantler about what the law tells us about covering the forthcoming General Election on the radio. Plus Radio Moments and the latest news

Trevor Dann's guests are Jonty Arendt (Jazz FM), Ford Ennals (DRUK) and Fighting Talk producer Simon Crosse. Plus David Lloyd's Radio Moments and news with Stu Clarkson

BBC Radio 5 live's Colin Murray talks to Stuart Clarkson about hosting next month's Radio Festival, his 3-year spell at talkSPORT and why he wants Global's Richard Park back on Fighting Talk. Includes this week's radio industry news and David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

Stuart Clarkson talks to UKRD Group CEO William Rogers about the news that Star Radio North East is closing and handing back its licences for Darlington, Durham and Richmond to Ofcom. Plus this week's radio news with a special guest newsreader and David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann reports from Radiodays Europe 2017 in Amsterdam where he meets speakers and delegates including Radio 1's Scott Mills and Radiolab's Dylan Keefe.

Trevor Dann talks to former LBC and Smooth presenter Anthony Davis who's swapped Leicester Square for the Hollywood Hills. Plus news and Radio Moments.

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.

David Lloyd dips into his Christmas stocking for a seasonal edition of Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann offers his thoughts on UK radio in 2016. Plus the latest news from Stuart Clarkson and David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

Gregory Watson from MuxCo tells Trevor Dann why Manchester needs more Digital Radio. Plus the latest UK radio news and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Trevor Dann is joined by Chloe Straw, Nicky Birch, Phil Critchlow and Adam Bowie for the 2nd RT roundtable. Plus news and Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann is at the relaunched Radio TechCon to meet delegates and the organiser Ann Charles. Plus news with Stu Clarkson and David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

Will Jackson from the Radio Independents Group talks about the Audio Production Awards and the BBC's new commitment to indies outside London. Plus news and Radio Moments. Trevor Dann hosts.

Trevor Dann meets some of the winners at the BBC Local Radio Gillard Awards. Plus news and David Lloyd's 5th anniversary Radio Moments

Kamila Ceran on running an independent newstalk station in right-wing Poland and founder Maria Williams on why Sound Women is no more. Plus news, Radio Moments and a tribute to Jimmy Young. Trevor Dann hosts.

Trevor Dann hosts our first monthly roundtable. Matt Deegan and Brett Spencer talk ARIAS ,APAs, RAJARs and sausages. Radiocentre's Siobhan Kenny tells us about commercial radio and public service. There's news and Radio Moments too. Recorded at Jazz FM London.

Trevor Dann meets Nihal Arthanayake to discuss his long career in music radio, his Buddhism and his new job at BBC Radio 5Live. Plus news and Radio Moments

Trevor Dann reports from the inaugural ARIAS, the UK Audio & Radio Industry Awards in Leeds. Plus news and Radio Moments

Noel Edmonds tells Trevor Dann about his new suite of internet channels Positivity Radio, his new service for pets, his views on commercial and BBC Radio and his forthcoming return as a DJ on Positivity Noel. Plus news and Radio Moments

Trevor Dann talks to John Murray, BBC Radio's football correspondent who's in the media centre at the Ryder Cup. Plus News and Radio Moments

Trevor Dann reports from the Radio Festival, Stu Clarkson has news and David Lloyd's got more Radio Moments. Starring new slimline John Myers. And no ice cream. Honestly Mrs Myers.

Live from the Next Radio Conference 2016, Trevor Dann meets some of the speakers and guests. Lots of ideas from Edison Research, Saatchis, Sky TV and UK radio practitioners.

Stuart Clarkson hosts while Trevor Dann is on holiday. Stuart finds out about the new national DAB station, Union Jack, from co-CEO Ian Walker and Content Director Tim Parker. Plus Dom Chambers tells us about the recent Community Radio Awards and conference. Includes David Lloyd’s Radio Moments and this week's top radio stories from our special guest newsreader, Radio NewsHub's Stephanie Otty.

Trevor Dann is on holiday so Stuart Clarkson grabbed his microphone and went to Wales. He chats to new station Dragon Radio's Content Manager, Steve Simms, and the BBC Radio Wales Editor, Steve Austins, as we celebrate the launch of our new Twitter account, @RadioTodayWales. Follow it for all things Welsh radio. Includes David Lloyd’s Radio Moments and this week's industry stories with our special guest newsreader, Radio NewsHub's Stephanie Otty.

Trevor Dann finds about about Britain's first all-day weather station, Weather 24/7 Radio, from its founder Ash Elford. Plus news and Radio Moments

Ira Glass from This American Life and Serial discusses editing and using music in radio features. Jon Wolfert from JAM and Johnny Beerling, former R1 controller, remember the jingles of the 1970s. Plus news and Radio Moments. Trevor Dann hosts.

From Radio Mercury to Arqiva via RCS, Ben Hart has spent 3 decades in UK radio. As he leaves the industry he talks to Trevor Dann. Plus news from Stuart Clarkson and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Ira Glass on his stage show Three Acts, Two Dancers & One Radio Host, Greg Burns on moving from Capital UK to Nova 969 Sydney, David Lloyd's Radio Moments and news. Trevor Dann hosts.

Matt Deegan & James Cridland, organisers of NextRadio 2016, talk about 'transmitter mindset' and why this is the golden age of radio. Plus news from Stuart Clarkson and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Radio Academy MD Roger Cutsforth discusses the Radio Festival, the 30 Under 30s and the Arias with Trevor Dann. Plus news and Radio Moments

Alex Dyke talks about the forthcoming event celebrating the Radio 1 Roadshow. News and Radio Moments. Trevor Dann hosts.

Roy Martin talks to Minister Ed Vaizey and other guests at the Digital Radio reception. Plus David Lloyd's Radio Moments and news with Stuart Clarkson. Hosted by Trevor Dann

After her public fall out with Alan Brazil, Sandy warr discusses impartial news in entertainment radio, Trevor Dann continues his tour round WNYC, plus Stu Clarkson with news and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Trevor Dann takes a tour of WNYC studios, the home of Radiolab and Two Dope Queens with Chief Content Officer Dean Cappello. Plus news and Radio Moments

Trevor Dann reports from the New York Radio Awards 2016 plus news and Radio Moments

Trevor Dann visits Bauer Radio's MFR in Inverness to meet breakfast host Ginno Conti and station director Dawn Murray. Plus news inc a tribute to Mark Benson and Radio Moments

Will Harding tells Trevor Dann about the Global Academy which opens its doors in September. Plus Radio Moments & news.

In a candid interview Paul Gambaccini talks to Trevor Dann about taking over Pick of the Pops and gives his views on BBC senior management, Tony Blackburn and the British police.

Trevor Dann meets Sam Jackson, Programme Director for both Classic FM and Smooth Radio. Plus news and Radio Moments

Stuart Clarkson and Lucy Jones talk to attendees and winners at the 2016 Arqiva Commercial Radio Awards at the Roundhouse in Camden. Guests on this special Radio Today Programme Extra are: Simon Nicks & Simon Morykin (Hallam FM); Andy Bush & Danielle Perry (Absolute Radio); Neev (Kiss); Sarah Champion (Absolute Radio); Gavin Harris (Jack FM Berkshire); Darren Henley (Arqiva Awards Chair of Judges); Melvin Odoom (Kiss); Gillian Reynolds (Daily Telegraph); Ella Griffith (Global's Newsroom Yorkshire); Nick Jewers & Paul Bradbury (Touch FM); Gary Stein & Andy Everett (Heart); Hallam FM news team; Paul Sylvester (Absolute Radio); Robin Duff (The Bay); Sean Dunderdale (Lincs FM); Emma Bradley (Global Goodness); Adam Johnson & Chris Baughen (Radio X); Matt, Polly & Geraint (Capital FM South Wales); Christian O'Connell (Absolute Radio); Tony Blackburn (Bauer/KMFM); Trevor Marshall & Caroline Verdon (Jack FM Oxfordshire); Iain Dale (LBC); Stephen Miron (CEO of Global Radio); Paul Sylvester (Absolute Radio) and Steve Allen (LBC).

Stu Manton shows Trevor Dann round Global Radio's HQ. We find out why there are two Community Radio Awards. Stu Clarkson's at the Arqiva Awards. Plus Radio Moments with David Lloyd.

Trevor Dann talks to Sam & Amy celebrating 10 award-filled years of breakfast on Gem 106. William Rogers from UKRD discusses Local Radio Day. Plus news from Stuart Clarkson and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Trevor Dann talks to the new Editor of Radio 1 Newsbeat, Debbie Ramsay, about young audiences, multi-platform working and diversity. Plus news and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Trevor Dann talks to James Whale about the veteran talk show host's podcast, his breakfast show on BBC Essex and his views on UK speech broadcasting. Plus news and Radio Moments.

Paul Sylvester, Head of Content at Absolute Radio, gives Trevor Dann a tour of Bauer Media's iconic HQ, No 1 Golden Square, the home of Kiss, Magic, Kerrang, Planet Rock and all the Absolute stations. Plus news and Radio Moments.

How to record better online audio - 5 Top Tips from ipDTL's Kevin Leach. Plus news & Radio Moments

Trevor Dann discusses The Archers with David Hepworth from The Guardian. Plus news from the Bee, Radio Moments and a report from the SRA conference.

Trevor Dann talks to Eardrum's Ralph van Dijk about radio's image in the advertising agencies and what we can do to improve it. Plus news & Radio Moments

Trevor Dann meets some of the speakers at RadioDays Europe 2016 inc BBC's Helen Boaden, WNYC's Dean Capello and RadioPlayer's Mike Hill. Plus radio on the front line in Syria and Poland.

EXCLUSIVE Martin Kelner describes his abrupt sacking by BBC Radio Leeds. Interview by Trevor Dann

Trevor Dann talks to Wireless Group National Controller Liam Fisher about his new stations Virgin Radio, TalkSport2 and TalkRadio. Plus news from RadioDays Europe and David Lloyd;s radio Moments

Ahead of its European premiere at RadioDays Europe director Roger King discusses his documentary movie I Am What I Play, which features 4 rock DJs from the heyday of free-form radio. Plus Radio News and and radio Moments. Trevor Dann hosts.

Trevor Dann talks to Ford Ennals, CEO of Digital Radio UK about the launch of the Sound Digital multiplex, DAB, DAB+, the Sec of State's love of Black Sabbath and much more. Plus news from Stu Clarkson and David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

Stephanie Hirst talks about her new show on BBC Radio Manchester and finding her new voice. Ande Macpherson on the launch of XS Manchester, David Lloyd's Radio Moments and news with Stuart Clarkson. Trevor Dann hosts

Trevor Dann meets legendary talk show host Scoot at WWL New Orleans

Hayley Hayes is at The Media Society's 'We Need To Talk About Radio' event, chatting to: Gillian Reynolds (Radio critic, Daily Telegraph); Geraldine Sharpe-Newton (President, The Media Society); Paul Gambaccini (Presenter, Radio 2); Jonathan Wall (Controller, BBC Radio 5 live); Nick Ferrari (Presenter, LBC), Sue MacGregor (Presenter, ex Radio 4), Mary Hockaday (Controller, BBC World Service English) and Emma Barnett (Presenter, Radio 4/5 live). Sponsored by Broadcast Bionics.

Stuart Clarkson meets Salford radio legend Mike Sweeney to talk about his recent anniversary of 35 years on air doing daily shows. Starting by chance at Piccadilly Radio in 1980 after appearing on the station with his band, Mike's gone on to be an integral part of the line-ups at Piccadilly Gold/Piccadilly 1152, Capital Gold/Gold, 106.1 Rock Radio/Real XS and now BBC Radio Manchester. Includes David Lloyd’s Radio Moments and news with Roy Martin.

Stuart Clarkson has reaction to the sad news about the death of Sir Terry Wogan. Former Wake Up To Wogan news announcer Alan Dedicoat recalls his memories of the great man, and Mark Goodier talks about being on air as the news broke on Sunday. Includes David Lloyd’s Radio Moments and news with Roy Martin.

Trevor Dann visits controversial talk show host Jon Gaunt, now settled into his new online gig at Talk2MeRadio, to hear about rebuilding his career, his plans for the new station and why he wants more ‘free speech’ on UK radio. Plus Roy Martin’s news and David Lloyd’s Radio Moments.

Tim Jibson tells Trevor Dann about the Radio Reunion and his own business Adventures In Radio. Mike Read, Kid Jensen, Stuart Coleman and Adrian Juste reminisce, Roy Martin has news, David Lloyd's in the archives and (sharp intake of breath) we have new jingles!

Tony Blackburn remembers Ed Stewart & David Bowie; Steve Bowbrick on the link-up between a community radio station and the space station, Roy Martin's news, David Lloyd's Radio Moments. Trevor Dann hosts.

Trevor Dann talks to editor Roy Martin about RadioToday's forthcoming online radio station, inRadio

Trevor Dann meets Santa Claus and his helper Guy Harris to discuss their new station SantaRadio. Plus Hall of Fame inductee Nihal, David Lloyd's Radio Moments and news from Roy Martin

Trevor Dann talks to two veterans of BBC Local Radio who crossed the floor to work for one of the fledgling Local TV stations. Jamie Brindle and Frances Finn from Notts TV talk about competition for viewers/listeners and what Local TV can bring to a market where commercial radio is all networked or regional. Plus news with Roy Martin & David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Trevor Dann is at the Radio Production Awards talking to comedian Jake Yapp, host Gemma Cairney and assorted winners and guests. Plus Roy Martin's news 'live' and David Lloyd 's Radio Moments

At the Salford International Media Festival Trevor Dann meets Sam Bailey, Editor of Visual Content for Radio 1's iPlayer channel to discuss what's made R1 'the world's most watched station'.

Trevor Dann hears about BBC Music Jazz, the collaboration between BBC Radio 3 and Jazz FM. R3 controller Alan Davey and Jazz FM CEO Jonty Arendt explain the origins of the pop-up digital station which launches for 4 days TODAY

Stuart Clarkson meets former Radio 1 controller Johnny Beerling and Trevor Dann talks to Kurt Hanson from Radio & Internet News

A special podcast from the BBC Gillard Awards on November 4th 2015 in Birmingham, produced and presented by John Cameron-McIntosh Voiced by Tony Fisher and Janice Vee.

Trevor Dann discusses small-scale DAB and modern imaging with Chris Stevens from Chris Country, Ignite and Devaweb

Trevor Dann discusses the future of BBC Radio with media commentators Matt Deegan and John Ryan. Plus news and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

John Peel celebrated on stage with lots of archive clips, Stewart Coxhead remembered plus Radio Moments and news. Trevor Dann hosts.

As the BBC celebrates 50 years of broadcasting to British Asians, Trevor Dann meets former 1Xtra DJ and Panjabi Hit Squad member Mark Strippel, now head of programmes for BBC Asian Network

Steve Martin reports from the Imaging Days conference in Amsterdam plus new from Roy Martin and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Trevor Dann reports from the revamped Radio Festival with director Gloria Abramoff, host Paddy O'Connell and speakers Chris Evans, Ben Cooper, Jon Holmes and Christian O'Connell. Plus Piers Bradford on Radio Everyone, David Robey on BBC London's name change and David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann meets Ed Hooper from Omny to discuss their new platform for podcasters and broadcasters. Plus Tim Johns on NextRadio, news from Roy Martin and David Lloyd's Radio Moments #omny #timjohns #trevordann #davidlloyd #nextradio #radiotoday

Bumper edition with reports from the radio ideas conference NextRadio and the community radio conference plus RadAcad chair Chris Burns and David Lloyd's Radio Moments. Trevor Dann presents

Trevor Dann talks to US Radio Hall of Famer, Gene 'Bean' Baxter, half of KROQ's breakfast show Kevin & Bean for more than 25 years. Plus news and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

This week on The Radio Today Programme, we've got a profile of Fun Kids Radio and news of the Next Radio Conference, plus the usual news from Roy Martin and David Lloyd's Radio Moments!

Trevor Dann meets the new MD of the Radio Academy, Roger Cutsforth. Plus David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

Graham Mack reports from the 2015 Morning Show Boot Camp in Chicago, Roy Martin has the latest RT news and David Lloyd looks back at more Radio Moments. Trevor Dann presides.

England have won the Ashes and Trevor Dann is in the BBC Test Match Special studio at Trent Bridge to meet Adam Mountford, producer of one of Britain's most iconic and beloved radio shows.

Trevor Dann talks to David Holdsworth, controller of English Regions, about his letter calling for more personality and less dry news on BBC Local Radio

Trevor Dann talks to veteran broadcaster Martin Kelner about the return to personality at BBC Local Radio and how 5Live’s Fighting Talk works. Plus David Lloyd’s Radio Moments and news from Roy Martin.

Trevor Dann discusses changes at BBC Local Radio with former R1 Newsbeat editor Rod McKenzie. And studio designer Eddie Veale talks about acoustics in modern studios.Plus news and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Trevor Dann meets Radiocentre's CEO Siobhan Kenny to discuss their re-branding and their new policy document. Stuart Clarkson reports from the Arqiva Awards. Plus news from Roy Martin and David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

Alan Coote from 5Digital tells Trevor Dann about their syndicated show Let's Talk Business

Trevor Dann meets Gwyneth Williams, controller of BBC Radio 4 & 4Extra as the networks unveil their autumn schedules.

Late night phone-in host Duncan Barkes tells Trevor Dann why he's leaving LBC to join BBC London 94.9. Plus David Lloyd's Radio Moments and news with Roy Martin.

Stuart Clarkson examines plans for Local DAB after Ofcom announced which areas of the country will run trials later this year. He's joined by UKRD CEO William Rogers plus David Duffy & John Evington from Niocast/Manchester Business Radio. Also includes industry news with Roy Martin and David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

Stuart Clarkson is joined by guests Euan McMorrow, Stephanie Hirst and Simon Cole to discuss Apple’s new streaming services and internet radio station Beats1. Plus news with Roy Martin and David Lloyd’s Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann is at the Spring Conference of VLV (The Voice of the Listener & Viewer) to hear from its chairman Colin Browne. Plus news from Roy Martin and David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann talks to veteran PD, producer and presenter David Lloyd about his new book How To Make Great Radio. Plus RT news with Roy Martin and Radio Moments from, well, David Lloyd.

Trevor Dann meets IPE Systems who built the BBC radio studios at New Broadcasting House. Stuart Clarkson reports on Creative Skillset's workplace survey and speaks to a man who left Global Radio to drive trains.

Trevor Dann discusses radio's coverage of the General Election with former Controller of 5Live and editor of the R4 Today programme, Roger Mosey. Were there too many polls and not enough policies? How did local stations do? What's the future of political balance now the SNP are the third party?

Trevor Dann boards the Bionic Van which is touring the UK & Ireland to promote our sponsors' *Social Studio*. Phil Bignall & Kirsten Smith are our hosts

Former Absolute boss Clive Dickens talks about his plans for the Jack brand in the UK & Europe, his latest role in Australian broadcasting and what he would do with the BBC.

On this week’s RTP, David ‘Kid’ Jensen, who’s about to launch new shows for UTV Radio and BBC Sussex & Surrey, reflects on his long career in BBC and commercial radio including Radio Luxembourg and Radio Trent in the 70s, Radio 1 and his 'rhythm pal' John Peel, Capital and the Network Chart, Heart and Smooth.

Trevor Dann discusses 5Live, talkSport, cricket and much more with UTV's Scott Taunton

Trevor Dann meets BBC Radio 5Live’s commissioning editor Richard Maddock to discuss his first 18 months at the BBC after two decades in commercial radio. Plus UTV’s Scott Taunton on winning the D2 bid.

On our 100th episode Amy Voce reports from the Sound Women Future Festival, Trevor Dann meets Alan 'Deadly' Dedicoat who's leaving Radio 2, Roy Martin has the news and David Lloyd's exploring this week's Radio Moments

This week we are in Milan for a special edition, talking to the exhibitors, speakers and special guests at Radiodays Europe. They include Ben Cooper, Nick Piggott, Mel Greig, Dennis Clark, Geoff Lloyd and Mike Powell. We also have the latest radio news and David Lloyd's Radio Moments. Hosted by Roy Martin and interviews from Mark Pendergast. Edition 99!

Trevor Dann talks to Jamie Fletcher, MD of RadioNewsHub, a new on-the-hour service for English language stations. Plus news and David Lloyd’s Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann talks to Orion's Phil Riley about the Listen2Digital bid, Rhodders meets an ex-pat DJ making waves in Portugal, Roy Martin has the news and David Lloyd's exploring his Radio Moments

Trevor Dann hears about the plans for the new slimline Radio Academy from outgoing chair and chief exec, Ben Cooper & Gloria Abramoff

Trevor Dann meets Arqiva's director of Digital Radio Paul Eaton to discuss their bid for D2, the future of Premier Christian Radio and much more. And David Prest from Whistledown explains the independent production sector's new skills initiative RIGtrain

Trevor Dann reports from the Drive to Digital conference where delegates from the radio and motor industries discussed the future of car radios and heard pitches from the two contenders for the D2 multiplex

Trevor Dann & Stuart Clarkson discuss the rival bids for D2, the UK's second national digital multiplex. Plus news and Radio Moments

Running a full service community station on a tiny budget. Steve Potter from Cambridge 105 tells Trevor Dann how its done and how much difference new government proposals will make. Not much apparently. Plus news of Radiodays Europe 2015 from organisers Rolf Brandrud & Anders Held

Three years after his report on BBC Local Radio, former GMG Radio and Radio Academy chief John Myers detects the "pungent smell of mediocrity." Trevor Dann listens to his gripes. Plus news and Radio Moments.

Helen Zaltzman talks to Roman Mars from the podcast 99% Invisible about his successful Kickstarter campaign to raise money for RADIOTOPIA, an online non-broadcast channel. Plus Roy Martin’s news and David Lloyd’s Radio Moments. Hosted by Trevor Dann. A TDC Production.

Bandwidth and kilobits per second made interesting. No really! BBC Radio's Head of Technology Rupert Brun on DAB mono v stereo. Plus Larry Gifford on US Radio's year and David Lloyd's Moments. Trevor Dann hosts.

Peter Kerridge, CEO of Premier Christian Radio, tells Trevor about his "eviction" from national DAB. Stand back Arqiva, RadioCentre and Global! Plus news from Roy Martin, Moments with David Lloyd and added Dickies. Merry Christmas from Radio Today and TDC.

Trevor Dann talks to veteran DJ Len Groat (Metro, Piccadilly, Trent) about the return of online station SoldGoldGem.Am and the launch of its sister channel Serenade. There's a story about the young David Lloyd, who's also here with his Radio Moments, plus news from Roy Martin.

Trevor Dann meets new Radio Academy Hall of Fame inductee Vanessa Feltz who talks about working for two stations every day (Radio 2 and BBC London 94.9), her early days on GLR's Jewish London and why she hopes Jeremy Vine or Simon Mayo get new jobs soon. Plus news and Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann talks to host Lauren Laverne and some of the winners at the Radio Production Awards 2014. Plus Radio Moments with David Lloyd and RT news from Roy Martin.

Gillian Reynolds on The Archers, Steve Hewlett on Serial, Adrian Durham on 25 years in radio plus news and Radio Moments. Trevor Dann reports from Salford and London.

Trevor Dann visits BBC Radio 2's Sounds of the 80s to meet Sara Cox and her multi-platform team and find out what happens when radio & TV collide. Plus a report from the London digital radio event featuring govt minister Ed Vaizey, news from Roy Martin and David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

A special podcast recorded at the 2014 BBC local radio Frank Gillard Awards. Thanks to John Cameron-McIntosh from BBC Essex and BBC Radio Suffolk Voice Over is Sonia Watson from BBC Essex

Trevor Dann meets trans-gender broadcaster Stephanie Hirst to discuss her career so far and her future plans. He also visits Resonance 104.4 FM, the arts station in London where he makes a surprise appearance on air. Plus Radio Moments with David Lloyd and news from Roy Martin #hirsty #stephaniehirst #resonancefm

Trevor Dann visits two stations which broadcast on DAB in London and online elsewhere: Jazz FM, enjoying a renaissance under the leadership of veteran commercial radio operator Jonathan Arendt and Share Radio, a new 24 hour service of financial news and advice which launches next week. Picture: Trevor with Share Radio’s founder & MD Gavin Oldham.

We'll have Fun Fun Fun til Daddy takes our car radio away. Trevor Dann talks 'connected car' and 'centre stack' with US radio consultant Fred Jacobs. Plus news from Roy Martin and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Our Radio Festival 2014 special. Now with added Gloria Abramoff

Trevor Dann meets delegates at this year's Radio Festival in Salford plus David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Trevor Dann meets the BBC's Andrew Caspari to hear about the latest developments with iPlayer Radio, especially the extension of the on demand window to 30 days, and also BBC Radio's policy on making its archives available to the public.

Annie Nightingale, Jane Garvey and Angie Greaves are among guests at Sound Women's patrons evening on the Thames and Bauer's Graham Bryce tells us about changes to some of their radio station names.

Gloria Abramoff, new Chief Exec of the Radio Academy tells Trevor Dann about her background in local radio and Children In Need, her plans for the Academy and the highlights of this year's Festival.

Jon Gaunt on Fubar Radio, TalkSport, the BBC, Ofcom ..... phew! *Contains Strong Language*

Trevor Dann talks to delegates and speakers at this year’s NextRadio conference inc Simon Hirst, Brett Spencer, Helen Zaltzman, Phil Critchlow, Geoff Jein and the organisers, James Cridland and Matt Deegan. Plus David Lloyd’s Radio Moments and the latest RT news from Roy Martin

US radio institution The Moth has been to London. Founder George Dawes Green and director Catherine Burns tell Trevor Dann about their live events, their podcast and the art of storytelling. Plus news from Roy Martin and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

This week on the Radio Today Programme with Broadcast Bionics, Stuart Clarkson talks to Victoria Derbyshire as she prepares to leave her daily 5 live show after 16 years at the station. Victoria also talks about her early career at BRMB, BBC Coventry & Warwickshire, BBC GMR - and reveals more about her new TV programme for the BBC News Channel. Plus this week's radio news and Radio Moments with David Lloyd.

This week on the Radio Today Programme with Broadcast Bionics, Stuart Clarkson talks to Absolute Radio's Geoff Lloyd about the reaction to his 10 minute from-the-heart on-air link about depression and how people talk about the subject, following the death of Robin Williams. Also there's this week's industry news with Roy Martin and David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

Stuart Clarkson is in for Trevor again, and has a chat with Janice Long as she starts her new midnight shows on BBC Radio 2, plus radio news with Roy Martin and David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

This week on the Radio Today Programme with Broadcast Bionics, Stuart Clarkson looks back at the career of Mike Smith following his untimely death. Includes interviews with Johnny Beerling and Mike Read plus contribution from Trevor Dann and clips of Smithy from the 80s. Plus Roy Martin has this week's radio headlines and David Lloyd continues with more Radio Moments

Another great podcast as Stuart Clarkson looks back at 50 wonderful years of Tony Blackburn on the radio. He chats to us and we bring you career highlights. Warning: contains jingles. We also promise this will be the last we hear of Tony Blackburn's 50th celebrations! Plus the latest radio news with Roy Martin and Radio Moments with David Lloyd.

This week, Stuart Clarkson is with former Signal Radio/Wireless Group Programmer John Evington - now a consultant with The Radio People - to talk about the current state of radio in the UK, including community radio. Plus James Cridland is at a radio conference in Johannesburg, we have the latest Radio Today news with Roy Martin and David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

On the Radio Today Programme with Broadcast Bionics this week, Stuart Clarkson talks with Chris Pegg, Content Director of Metro Radio about the current sound and structure of the station, then chat with James Whale about the Metro Radio of 40 years ago, the beginning of Night Owls and the start of commercial radio in the North East 40 years ago this week.

Special edition from the Arqiva Commercial Radio Awards as our roving reporter Rhodders steps in to interview the great and the good from the event on Thursday last week. We've got everyone from Olly Murs to Richard Park on the show, along with Christian O'Connell, Phil Riley, Michelle Livesey, Tony Blackburn, Nick Ferrari, James Rea, Jon Holmes and more.

Sue Ahern from Sound Women tells us about their latest training and mentoring initiatives. Plus Radio Today news with Roy Martin and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

The BBC launches a new multimedia brand called BBC Music and Trevor Dann meets its Director of Music, Bob Shennan. Plus Radio Today news, Radio Moments and some 'news where you are' .....

Trevor explores the BBC's Radio Explorer and celebrates TeamRock Radio's first birthday with Moose and Stephen Hills. Plus news and Radio Moments

starring BARRY FROM WATFORD fresh from his triumphant viral - plus news and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Trevor is at the British Library to meet Paul Wilson, curator of their radio collection. Find out why he needs YOUR help. Plus news and Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann talks to new RadioCentre leader Siobhan Kenny and others at the Parliamentary reception to launch commercial radio's new report Action Stations. Plus the launch of Next Radio 2014 at the Royal Institution, news and Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann discusses this year's Radio Academy Awards with Steve Ackerman from Somethin' Else and radio futurologist James Cridland. Plus news (and actuality from the awards) with Roy Martin and Radio Moments from David Lloyd. A TDC Production.

The new Bauer Academy discussed by Graham Bryce, MD of Place for N England & Scotland. Details here: http://www.baueracademy.co.uk/ Plus the latest news and Radio Moments

This week, Trevor Dann speaks to the BBC's Brett Spencer about the pop-up radio station that they're putting together for Eurovision this year. We think it might be quite popular (no pun intended!)

Trevor in conversation with BBC Radio's Editor of Social Media Jem Stone plus news from Roya Martin and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Trevor Danntalks to John Dwyer from the re-launched Radio Caroline North, Will Jackson and Emma Corsham report from the Student Radio Conference, Roy Martin has news and David Lloyd chooses some more Radio Moments. A TDC Production.

Trevor Dann with some of the most inspiring speakers at this year's RadioDays Europe. Mike Fitzpatrick and Sam Cavanagh from SCA, Ralph Van Dijk from Eardrum and US consultant Fred Jacobs. Plus news and Radio Moments.

Trevor discusses RadioDays Europe 2014 with Paul Robinson (Radio Academy) and Will Jackson (RadioToady & RIG). Video interviews here:https://www.youtube.com/user/RadiodaysEurope05/videos?app=desktop

Trevor Dann visits Bob FM in Hertfordshire and talks to Programme Director Graham Mack. Plus news and David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

John Myers has been reporting again. This time at Manx Radio. We hear reaction from MD Anthony Pugh. Plus David Lloyd's Radio Moments and news with Stuart Clarkson.

With a new sponsor - Broadcast Bionics - and new imaging Trevor visits Gavin Harris at Jack FM in Reading and Daryl Denham at Radio Essex to discuss new beginnings. Plus David Lloyd's Radio Moments and the latest news from Roy Martin.

Trevor is in Dublin meeting DJ Enda Caldwell. Plus news from Roy Martin and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Phil Riley on BRMB's 40th anniversary, Free Radio and the arrival of Communicorp. Plus news and David Lloyd's Radio Moments. A TDC Production.

Trevor Dann talks to Ray Clark about his new book on Radio Caroline and Irish journalist Siobhan Brett about Communicorp, suddenly the 4th biggest UK radio player. Plus news and Radio Moments

Candid views on the BBC and R4 from legendary presenters Roger Bolton & Laurie Taylor. Plus fellow panellists Lucy Hooper & Gloria Abramoff at RIG's Happy Hosts event, news from Roy Martin and Radio Moments with David Lloyd

Trevor talks to John Myers about the Ofcom, the threat of local TV, the former Sonys and Team Rock. Plus news from Roy Martin and more historical and hysterical nuggets from David Lloyd's archive.

Matt Deegan tells Trevor why marketing is as important as content, we meet LBC's new overnight host Olly Mann and there's news from Roy Martin and Radio Moments from David Lloyd as usual. A TDC production.

Trevor Dann has advance news about this year's RadioDays Europe from organiser Rolf Brandrud and the views of radio consultant Nik Goodman and RadAcad Chief Exec Paul Robinson. Plus news from Roy Martin and Radio Moments with David Lloyd.

Trevor Dann talks to former Group MD of Real & Smooth Andy Carter. Plus radio news from Roy Martin and David Lloyd's weekly trawl through the archives.

Ed Vaizey's been making announcements about the danger of a Digital Switchover for radio... or not. Straight after the conference, Trevor Dann caught up with Ford Ennals, William Rodgers and James Cridland to debate what was actually said and also, what is still left to say about Digital Radio for the UK. Also, expect some strong opinions on poor old D-Love..!

Trevor talks to Robbie Vincent about his sudden departure from Jazz FM. Plus David Lloyd's Radio Moments and the latest RT news from Roy Martin

Trevor Dann meets Mike Hally, Gold Award winner at the Radio Production Awards 2013. Plus RT news from Roy Martin and David Lloyd's Radio Moments. Photo: Kim Hardy for Ben Eagle Photography

Trevor reports from the Salford Media Festival. Plus RT news with Roy Martin and David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

Trevor reports from the Salford Media Festival. Plus RT news with Roy Martin and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Trevor joins Nick Ferrari, James rea, Torin Douglas and Olly Mann at the Radio Academy's celebration of LBC's 40th birthday. Stuart Clarkson talks to William Rogers about his spat with DRUK and David Lloyd has some more radio moments

The debate (or should that be DABate...?) over DAB radio has risen its head in anger again this week. Trevor speaks to Jimmy Buckland and Ford Ennals to get their views on when and how the switchover should happen. All this, plus Radio News, with Stuart Clarkson this week as Roy Martin's on holiday and of course, the marvellous Radio Moments with the ever knowledgeable David Lloyd. Warning: Contains strong viewpoints.

Trevor Dann is at The Gillards, the BBC Local Awards with judges Francis Currie, Bernard Achampong and Julian Worricker, winners Gerald Jackson and Tony Snell and Alison Dawes, and Mike Read.

Trevor Dann reports from GLR's 25th birthday party. The BBC's station for London opened in 1988 offering 'rock n rolling news'. Matthew Bannister, Janice Long, Gideon Coe, Peter Curran, Richard Skinner and David Hepworth are among the alumni in their anecdotage

This week, Trevor talks to Kevin Leach, creator of the very handy IP DTL piece of software, that goes places Skype... won't. It's won a Technical Innovation award too. Very fancy. All that, plus the news with Roy Martin and of course, the ever fascinating Radio Moments, with David Lloyd.

At Radio Festival 2013 Trevor Dann meets Helen Boaden, Jeremy Vine, Neil Fox, Eleanor Oldroyd, Rhys Hughes and many more delegates. Plus David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

A celebration of speech and creative sound on BBC Radio 3 with poet Ian McMillan, who presents The Verb, and producer Alan Hall (Falling Tree Prods) and Head of Speech Matthew Dodd on 20 years of Between the Ears. Plus this week's news and David Lloyd's radio moments. Trevor Dann hosts.

Trevor Dann talks to TuneIn's VP of Product Kristin George. Plus Roy Martin's news and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Trevor Dann meets the Radio Academy's new CEO, Paul Robinson. Plus Roy Martin's news roundup and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Trevor Dann mingles with the delegates at NextRadio 2013. Featuring Larry Gifford from Radio Stuff. Plus David lloyd;'s Radio Moments and Roy Martin's news roundup.

Ian Walker (Jack FM Oxford) and Arnie Celsie (SparkNet) discuss the launch of the world's first Jack 2. Plus Roy Martin's news roundup and David Lloyd's Radio Moments. Updated Aug 30th.

Trevor Dann is in Dublin with RTE 2FM's John Clarke and Declan Meehan from East Coast FM and Today FM. Plus David Lloyd's Radio Moments and Roy Martin's news. And nice plugs for 5Live's Saturday Edition and BBC Essex's Keith Skues.

Following a summer dominated by glorious sunshine, Trevor Dann meets with radio futurologist James Cridland and radio consultant Paul Robinson in Golden Square with the Radio Today Programme OB kit, so expect the heavens to open! Accompanied by the gentle patter of rain, the panel discuss the recent acquisition of Absolute Radio by Bauer, small scale DAB stations in Brighton, highlights from RAJAR and what they've been listening to this week (including the Bard of Barnsley's poem to celebrate the achievements of James Alexander Gordon.) Roy Martin brings you the latest news from Radio Today and there's another excellent Radio Moments from David Lloyd. The Radio Today Programme with AudioBoo is usually available every Wednesday. Produced by Jamie Tayler A TDC Production for Radio Today - for more information, please visit trevordann.com Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com

Trevor Dann revisits interviews he conducted to celebrate 40 years of commercial radio as part of the RadioCentre's Roll of Honour. This week, Les Ross and Neil "Dr." Fox share their journeys into the commercial sector. #radiomoments #trevordann Roy Martin brings you the latest news from Radio Today and there's another superb Radio Moments from David Lloyd. The Radio Today Programme with AudioBoo is usually available every Wednesday. Produced by Jamie Tayler A TDC Production for Radio Today - for more information, please visit trevordann.com Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com

Mickey Bradley and Mike Sweeney join Trevor Dann to discuss whether being a musician gives you a good grounding for radio, is playing music more rewarding than producing radio and Mike ponders why Gina (I've Got a Cortina) hasn't found it's way onto the definitive list of punk's greatest hits. Oh, and there is the revelation that the new punk is a nicely ordered spreadsheet. The Radio Today Programme with AudioBoo is usually available every Wednesday. Produced by Jamie Tayler A TDC Production for Radio Today - for more information, please visit trevordann.com Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com

On the Radio Today Programme this week, Absolute Radio's Chris Martin meets with the legend Johnnie Walker about his Guest Night at the New Town Theatre (www.newtownedfringe.com) for this year's Edinburgh Fringe from 1-25 August. They also discuss producing shows, preparing for interviews, Alternative Johhnie Walker, podcasting, the future of radio, advice for those breaking into the industry and interviewing Art Garfunkel. There is also your weekly dose of David Lloyd's Radio Moments and news from Radio Today's Roy Martin. #radiomoments #johnniewalker #bbc #radio2 #radiotoday The Radio Today Programme with AudioBoo is usually available every Wednesday. Produced by Jamie Tayler A TDC Production for Radio Today - for more information, please visit trevordann.com Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com

Trevor talks to David Lloyd, whose Radio Moments starts its new regular run on the Radio Today Programme, and hears from David Mansfield and Ralph Bernard about the GWR/Capital merger in 2005. Also from RadioCentre’s Roll of Honour, Chris Tarrant discusses the role of producers in radio and tells us what he thinks of UK music radio today. #radiomoments #christarrant #radiocentre #radiotoday The Radio Today Programme with AudioBoo is usually available every Wednesday. Produced by Jamie Tayler A TDC Production for Radio Today - for more information, please visit trevordann.com Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com

Trevor Dann and Andrea Day are at the Arqiva Commercial Radio Awards 2013 where they speak with guests, organisers and winners at the star-studded ceremony at London’s Westminster Bridge Park Plaza Hotel. The awards, now in their 18th year, organised by RadioCentre, celebrated commercial radio’s 40th anniversary this year. There is an opportunity to listen to some of the fantastic imaging produced specifically for this year's ceremony courtesy of Beds & Beats (bedsandbeats.com) #arqivas #arqivaawards #trevordann The Radio Today Programme with AudioBoo is usually available every Wednesday. Produced by Jamie Tayler A TDC Production for Radio Today - for more information, please visit trevordann.com Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com

On the Radio Today Programme this week, Trevor Dann is at Wise Buddah Studios where he is joined by their founder, Mark Goodier, and TBI Media's founder Phil Critchlow. On the agenda this week, the panel celebrate their successes at the New York Festival Awards, independent radio production, creating content for the BBC, the future of commercial programming, Absolute Radio, Stage Door, crowd funding platform indiegogo and what they have been listening to this week. The Radio Today Programme with AudioBoo is available every Wednesday. Recorded at Wise Buddah Studios - wisebuddah.com Produced by Jamie Tayler A TDC Production for Radio Today - for more information, please visit trevordann.com Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com

This week's Radio Today Programme is an unexpected edition as our "star turn has bailed on us". Trevor Dann takes the opportunity to share some of the best bits of audio from the past week - and what a week it's been! Britain got itself a brand new national radio station at 2 Minutes to Midnight on Sunday - Slipknot's Corey Taylor introduces TeamRock Radio. There is also "Radio 4 in 4 Minutes" courtesy of the brilliant Jake Yapp (jakeyapp.co.uk) and Joe Kinnear's fantastically shambolic interview on Talksport. #jakeyapp #radio4 #teamrock #talksport The Radio Today Programme with AudioBoo is available every Wednesday. Recorded at USP - uspcontent.com Produced by Jamie Tayler A TDC Production for Radio Today - for more information, please visit trevordann.com Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com

In this week's show, Trevor Dann is joined by Brett Spencer (Head of Digital BBC Radio 2, 6 Music, Asian Network), Matt Deegan (Director at Folder Media) and James Cridland (Managing Director at Media UK) where they try to answer the question: "What is Radio?" This follows the announcement earlier this week regarding iTunes Radio. They also discuss Spotify, Pandora and how more conventional radio is dealing with the changes. The panel also share what they have been listening to this week and there is the regular news round up from Radio Today's managing editor, Roy Martin. The Radio Today Programme with AudioBoo is available every Wednesday. Recorded at USP - uspcontent.com Produced by Jamie Tayler A TDC Production for Radio Today - for more information, please visit trevordann.com Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com - Toad by Cream #radio #itunesradio #mediauk #bbcradio

On the Radio Today Programme this week, Trevor Dann is joined by Steve Ackerman (Somethin' Else), Moz Dee (CONTENTed) and radio futurologist James Cridland joins the conversation via Skype. The panel discuss Jonathan Wall’s interview on the Radio Today Programme last week, Global, Real & Smooth and the competition commission, community radio and what the panel have been listening to recently. There is also the weekly news round up from Radio Today's managing editor, Roy Martin which includes Robin Galloway talking about his new network breakfast show. The Radio Today Programme with AudioBoo is available every Wednesday. Recorded and engineered by Ed de Lacy at Somethin' Else - somethinelse.com Produced by Jamie Tayler A TDC Production for Radio Today - for more information, please visit trevordann.com Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com #jamescridland #CONTENTed #somethinelse

On the Radio Today Programme this week, Trevor Dann meets with Radio 5 Live Controller, Jonathan Wall, about the 'best job in British radio', moving to Salford, the future of Radio 5 Live and their recent win at the Sony Radio Academy Awards. There is also the weekly news from Radio Today's managing editor, Roy Martin. The Radio Today Programme with AudioBoo is available every Wednesday. A TDC Production for Radio Today - for more information, please visit trevordann.com Produced by Jamie Tayler Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com #radiotoday #bbcradio #fivelive

Trevor Dann meets with media correspondent, Torin Douglas, who leaves the BBC later this month after nearly 24 years in the job. Torin has reported on the work of six BBC director generals, six BBC chairmen and a dozen cabinet ministers responsible for broadcasting and press issues. He covered the royal family's "annus horribilis" in 1992, the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, and the ongoing debate over press and privacy. He has reported on the birth of BSkyB and the growth of the Murdoch empire, the ITV licence auction and mergers, and more than one BBC crisis. In this exclusive interview, Torin shares his memories of where the BBC was, how it has changed and where it might be heading in the future. There is also the weekly round up of news from Radio Today's Managing Editor, Roy Martin which includes the Competition Commission results on its six-month investigation into the takeover of GMG. The Radio Today Programme with AudioBoo is available every Wednesday. A TDC Production for Radio Today - for more information, please visit trevordann.com Produced by Jamie Tayler Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com

In this special programme from behind the scenes at this year's Sony Radio Academy Awards, join Andrea Day and Stuart Clarkson as they talk to some of the winners including Dan & Phil, John Humphrys, Danny Baker, Nick Grimshaw, Colin Murray, Christian O'Connell, Peter Allen, Richard Park and host Chris Evans. #sonys The Radio Today Programme with AudioBoo is available every Wednesday. Presented by Trevor Dann A TDC Production for Radio Today Produced by Jamie Tayler Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com

British Public Radio (www.britishpublicradio.com) have recently launched the inaugural British Public Radio Awards, staged in association with AudioBoo. #audioboo #britishpublicradio #bpr #britishpublicradioawards #bprawards Trevor Dann speaks to British Public Radio's Managing Director,Tim Nice, and Director of Content, Matt Hopper. BPR is aiming to be Britain’s first national commercial general interest speech station, and the British Public Radio Awards are designed to encourage and reward the production of great speech radio from both established producers and those who are yet to break into the mainstream. The Radio Today Programme with AudioBoo is available every Wednesday. A TDC Production for Radio Today. Produced by Jamie Tayler Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com

Russ Williams celebrates 20 years at One Golden Square this week. For a broadcaster to spend two decades at one commercial radio station is incredibly rare and it’s an achievement that is unlikely to be repeated. In this exclusive interview, Russ talks to Trevor Dann about his experiences over the past three decades in broadcasting, shares tales of some of the characters who have joined him along the way and discusses his hopes (and fears) for the future of radio. #radiotoday #russwilliams #absoluteradio The Radio Today Programme with Audioboo is available every Wednesday. A TDC Production for Radio Today. Produced by Jamie Tayler Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com

Trevor Dann talks with RadioCentre CEO Andrew Harrison about RadioCentre.org and celebrating commercial radio's 40th birthday with the "Roll of Honour". He is later joined by eight-time Sony Award and double Bafta winning writer, comedian and broadcaster, Jon Holmes, where they chat about his various projects which include the XFM London Breakfast Show, Radio 4's The Now Show, his independent production company, Unusual, and inspiring Jocks at JockFest.co.uk on May 18/19 2013 at Alton Towers. The Radio Today Programme with Audioboo is available every Wednesday. A TDC Production for Radio Today. Produced by Jamie Tayler Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com

Trevor Dann is joined by radio consultant Paul Robinson, Made in Manchester director Ashley Byrne and Radio Today's managing editor, Roy Martin to discuss the Sony Radio Academy Awards 2013 Nominations. The Radio Today Programme with Audioboo is available every Wednesday. A TDC Production for Radio Today. Produced by Jamie Tayler Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com

Trevor Dann speaks to Paul "Goffy" Gough about TFM's move to Metro and in the second half of the programme he speaks to Billy Anderson, Chief Executive of TeamRock, about their new station. There's also all of the latest news from Radio Today's Managing Editor, Roy Martin. The Radio Today Programme with Audioboo is available every Wednesday. A TDC Production for Radio Today. Produced by Jamie Tayler Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com

This week, Trevor Dann ventures to the IRN Awards 2013 where he talks to IRN Managing Director, Tim Molloy and IRN Editor and Chair of Judges Louise Hastings. There are also interviews with winners from the awards including Capital East Midlands, Yorkshire Radio and Metro Radio. Radio Today's Managing Editor, Roy Martin, is at the Student Radio Conference in Leicester. News this week comes from Steve Penk, Billy Anderson (TeamRock) and SRA Best Male winner, Ethan O'Leary, talks about his experience at Radio 1. The Radio Today Programme with Audioboo is available every Wednesday. A TDC Production for Radio Today. Produced by Jamie Tayler Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com

Trevor Dann speaks to Mark Ramsey (www.markramseymedia.com), one of the best-known research and strategy providers to media companies in America and Absolute Radio's Chief Operating Officer Clive Dickens about his move to Southern Cross Austereo, the differences between radio in Australia and the UK and looks to the future of the industry. The Radio Today Programme with Audioboo is available every Wednesday. A TDC Production for Radio Today. Produced by Jamie Tayler Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com

Trevor Dann travels to Radiodays Europe 2013 in Berlin where he speaks to BBC Radio 1 Controller Ben Cooper, Radiolab host Robert Krulwich, Radio Futurologist James Cridland, CBC's Managing Director Susan Marjetti, RadioToday’s managing editor Roy Martin and various others including the hosts of Radiodays Europe. The Radio Today Programme with Audioboo is available every Wednesday. A TDC Production for Radio Today. Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com

In this edition of The Radio Today Programme, Trevor Dann travels to Lincoln's first community radio station, Siren FM. He is joined in the studio by Siren FM managing editor, and chair of the Community Media Association, Andrew David and creative director of Celador Radio, Richard Johnson, joins the conversation via ISDN. There's also the weekly round-up of the latest news from Radio Today's managing editor, Roy Martin. The Radio Today Programme with Audioboo is available every Wednesday. A TDC Production for Radio Today. Produced by Jamie Tayler Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com

In this first edition of The Radio Today Programme, Trevor Dann speaks to BBC Radio 2 Controller Bob Shennan and RadioToday’s managing editor Roy Martin finds out what Celador’s plan is for their new purchase, Total Star Cheltenham. The Radio Today Programme with Audioboo is available every Wednesday. A TDC Production for Radio Today. Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com Picture - bbc.co.uk