Galahad
.....an appointment
- Joined
- May 22, 2000
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Hi All,
You might have seen me rave about this on the other Community board, but I want to thank the taxpayers of the U.K. for the BBC. I've become an addict of BBC radio streaming, both live and in replay. I wish we could produce such quality over here. Radio 3 is great for Classical Music (of which I'm also a addict). And Radio 7 and Radio 4 have such fun shows. "Sorry I haven't a clue" and such are just a riot! Just listened to a show on Radio 4 (a replay) called "The Unofficial Election" sending up your politicians. What fun! Any Americans out there that haven't checked it out, go to the BBC web site and click through to the listening pages on the various radio channels. A welcome change from the dregs of American radio.
You might have seen me rave about this on the other Community board, but I want to thank the taxpayers of the U.K. for the BBC. I've become an addict of BBC radio streaming, both live and in replay. I wish we could produce such quality over here. Radio 3 is great for Classical Music (of which I'm also a addict). And Radio 7 and Radio 4 have such fun shows. "Sorry I haven't a clue" and such are just a riot! Just listened to a show on Radio 4 (a replay) called "The Unofficial Election" sending up your politicians. What fun! Any Americans out there that haven't checked it out, go to the BBC web site and click through to the listening pages on the various radio channels. A welcome change from the dregs of American radio.
. I agree with you about the quality of our radio, it's one of the things we miss the most when we are driving around the USA. We get the occasional snatch of PBS programmes which is very welcome but we do miss radio 4 especially, oh and I miss my morning 'fix' of Terry Wogan on radio 2. I agree about 'Sorry I haven't a Clue'. Have you tried 'The News Quiz' or 'Just a Minute' - not on at the moment I don't think, but they'll be back soon I guess. 
