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This week we have three 'Live in the Studio' days. Some repeated Programmes on other days.
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Tuesday LIVE |
Wednesday LIVE |
Thursday LIVE |
Friday |
Saturday |
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17 June 9am |
18 June 8am |
19 June 8am |
20 June 8am |
21 June 9am |
22 June 9am |
23 June 9am |
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| Roger Wright's Music Show 115. 'Circus & Fairgrounds' James Darren. Gretchen Peters. Bob Dylan. etc, (Repeated on Friday) |
8 - 10 Breakfast ShowJan Kupezeck |
8-10 Breakfast Show Sandy Cameron |
8 - 10. Breakfast Show Sandy Cameron |
Ernie Hardwick's Magazine 107. Coronation Celebration 60 years Music & Memories. (Repeated from Monday) | Jan Kupezeck 1960's Hit Parade Part 2. |
'Faith & Comfort' Norman Morrissey Talks to Irene, Programme 3.Faith, Music and Memories of Working in the Everton District. Edited by Ernie Hardwick. |
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Jan Kupezeck Hit Parade of 61. Part 1 |
10 - 12 Budge Grounsell |
10-12 Tom Platt |
10-11 Community Hour. Gordon Nicholas Talks to Stan McNally, Leader of the Maritime Radio Group at Fort Perch Rock .
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A Franchise Show. Let's Talk Business is currently broadcast to over 3.3 million people across 28fm and DAB radio Stations.'London Business Show' Wirral Writers. Poems & Short Stories |
Sandy Cameron YMCA Spring newsletter. (R) |
Ernie Hardwick. Interesting People No. 8. Mark Craig & Arthur Waller M.B.E. New Ferry Residents Association
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| Ernie Hardwick's Magazine 107. Coronation Celebration, 60 years. Music & Memories(Repeated on Friday) |
12 - 2 Alan Schroeder Merseysound |
12-2 Roger Wright. Eclectic music choice also including Paul Pennington's 'Word on Health' at c.1.45. |
11-12 Marj McConville 12-2 Ray Lyons |
Roger Wright Music Show 115. Circus & Fairgrounds. James Darren. Gretchen Peters. Bob Dylan etc, (Repeated from Monday) |
My Music No.11 George Bell. The Oscar. Part 5.(R) Edited by Ernie Hardwick
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Gordon Dunbar Sunday Lunch No. 13. A Celebration of the Worldwide Evangelisation CrusadeCourtesy of the University of West Scotland. www.uws.radio.org.uk |
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| Programmes are then repeated please see NOTE1 |
2pm |
2pm |
2pm | Programmes are then repeated please see NOTE1 | Programmes are then repeated please see NOTE1 | Programmes are then repeated please see NOTE1 | ||||||
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2-4 Tom Platt |
2-4 David Crosby |
2-4 3 Amigos' |
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4-6 Mike Norton |
4-6 Jan Kupezeck Fab 60's |
4 - 6 Ian Grant & Steve Pavett. Hot hits |
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6-8 Stu McPherson Country Show |
6-8 Gerry Murphy Tamla & Motown |
6- 8 Ken Smith's Guitar Greats. |
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See NOTE 2. The station closes after this programme. |
See NOTE 2. The station closes after this programme. |
See NOTE 2. The station closes after this programme. |
Note 1 These programmes start at 9am and are repeated every 3 hours until midnight.
The 9am show can heard at 12 noon, 3pm, 6pm and 9pm.
The 10am show can be heard again at 1pm, 4pm, 7pm and 10pm.
The 11am show can heard again at 2pm, 5pm, 8pm and 11pm
Note 2 This is a Live day where we broadcast live from our studio. These days start at 8am and are not repeated
This week we have three 'Live in the Studio' days. Repeated Programmes on other days.
| Monday |
Tuesday LIVE |
Wednesday LIVE |
Thursday LIVE |
Friday |
Saturday |
Sunday | ||||||
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10 June 9am |
11 June 8am |
12 June 8am |
13 June 8am |
14 June 9am |
15 June 9am |
16 June 9am |
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Roger Wright's Music Show 114. 'Gone' Everly Brothers. Mary Gauthier. Duane Eddy etc, (Repeated on Friday) |
8 - 10 Breakfast Show Jan Kupezeck |
8-10 Breakfast Show Sandy Cameron |
8 - 10. Breakfast Show Sandy Cameron |
Ernie Hardwick's Magazine 105. High Society. Peckforton Walks. (Repeated from Monday) | Jan Kupezeck 1960 Hit Parade Part 1 |
Faith & Comfort Reverend Hilary Bell talks to Irene. (Repeated from previous Sunday) |
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| Nick Wall Roots Music. 65. |
10 - 12 Budge Grounsell |
10-12 Tom Platt |
10-11 Community Hour. Mike Ellis Chairman of the Hillbark Players Talks to Roger Wright |
A franchise show. Let's Talk Business is currently broadcast to over 3.3 million people across 28FM and DAB radio stations. 'Build Your Own Airline'
Egremont Festival, August 2013. |
My Music No. 11. George Bell
The Oscars Part 5. |
Sunday Special Mix. with Beryl Poden. Sandy Cameron. |
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| Ernie Hardwick's Magazine 105. High Society. Peckforton Walks. (Repeated on Friday) |
12 - 2 Alan Schroeder Merseysound |
12-2 Roger Wright Eclectic music choice also including Paul Pennington' 'Word on Health' at c.1.45 |
11-12 Marj McConville 12 -2 Ray Lyons |
Roger Wright Music Show 114. 'Gone'. Everly Brothers. Mary Gauthier. Duane Eddy etc. (Repeated from Monday) | Bert Schroeder Presents A Time in My Life.
Tom Lightburn R.N. (R.2012) |
Gordon Dunbar Sunday Lunch No. 12. By Courtesy of the University of West Scotland. www.uws.radio.org |
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2pm |
2pm |
2pm | Programmes are then repeated please see NOTE1 | Programmes are then repeated please see NOTE1 | Programmes are then repeated please see NOTE1 | ||||||
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2-4 Tom Platt |
2-4 Gerry Murphy |
2-4 The 3 Amigos' |
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4-6 Mike Norton |
4-6 Ray Lyon |
4 - 6 Steve Pavett's Hot Hits |
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6-8 Stu McPherson Country Show |
6-8 Jan Kupezeck Fabulous 60's |
6- 8 Ken Smith Guitar Greats' |
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See NOTE 2. The station closes after this programme. |
See NOTE 2. The station closes after this programme. |
See NOTE 2. The station closes after this programme. |
Note 1 These programmes start at 9am and are repeated every 3 hours until midnight.
The 9am show can heard at 12 noon, 3pm, 6pm and 9pm.
The 10am show can be heard again at 1pm, 4pm, 7pm and 10pm.
The 11am show can heard again at 2pm, 5pm, 8pm and 11pm
Note 2 This is a Live day where we broadcast live from our studio. These days start at 8am and are not repeated
We've now finished our radio broadcasts for now and are sadly no longer on 87.7 FM for the time being. Watch our news for when we next go on the radio again, but in the meantime enjoy us on the Internet - 7 days a week.
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