Mark Wakely chats to some of the people involved in the land based pirate radio world of the 1970's and 1980's in the UK.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | Music InterviewsMusic HistoryMusic |
In this new episode I’m talking to Arnold Lavine from 1970’s station Radio Concord. We chat about how Concord started, and, more
This time we have been given permission by Lawrie Hallett to play out his other pirate documentary. You may remember episode 21 where he talked to some of the London Land Based Pirates of the early 80’s. Well, this time he covers the offshore pirates... more
This week we are again outside London. We're off to the south coast with Ian Harling from Radio Cavendish and South Coast Radio among others. Here how they smuggled a FM transmitter from the Netherlands and another transmitter across to France for a... more
This time I chat to Chris Cooper from Birmingham. He was one of the people behind Empire Radio, the short wave pirate, then went on to found the Birmingham FM pirate EST before going on to The Voice of Peace and Radio Caroline. He can now be heard re... more
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Excellent content and well produced. Some riveting stories - top marks Mark! Fascinating stuff for anyone with even half an ear’s interest in what is really REAL radio.
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Excellent content and well produced. Some riveting stories - top marks Mark!
Not had chance to listen yet but seen Pyers on the Making Waves documentary so know this is going to be great!
Apple Podcasts | #111 | United Kingdom/Music/Music History |
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