[cma-l] quiery ?

Wed Jun 24 18:02:31 BST 2015

We could of course run with one every day, but each day is different. On a
Friday the News Round up ... Monday Health and Well Being, Arts Tuesday
National Interest History on Wednesday and so on and so on     if we end up
with ten different items then it is run fortnightly .....I think the News
Round up on a Friday needs to stay weekly though. It would sound odd done
fortnightly and continuity and consistency would go straight out the window.
I think we all suffer enough with lack of continuity before we start adding
to the problems ourselves   :-)

Nick

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Subject: Re: [cma-l] quiery ?

I am a big fan of BBC Three Counties and their consumer hour..

Now I have often thought that a national community radio consumer hour
(weekly pre-recorded) would be fantastic! Never quite had the time to put a
concept together and try and find others that might be interested.. not to
mention how its funded lol

On 24 June 2015 at 14:14, Trevor Lockwood <lockwood at btinternet.com> wrote:

Nick

I like that idea - we just need to agree a format (how much time for
adverts?). Programme length could offer several options. Quarter, half even
full hours - for overnights perhaps - downloadable, listen again.

There was a plan for an arts database - I added a short story, heard nothing
more. Lost that. Same with your Roving Report - we need to share.

Trevor

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On Wednesday, 24 June 2015, 14:06, terry mechan <terrymechan at live.co.uk>
wrote:

Nick,

I regularly Broadcast National Topic Roving Report for Community Radio then
I offer them to other stations in the format you suggest.

I have put this info/offer out before on this board so you must have missed
it.

They are ready to roll without station ID's and you can get them /or preview
them from here

www.terrymechan.com <http://www.terrymechan.com/> 

There is enough on-line for a 14 week series of  Roving Reports on recent
subjects of National Interest

Terry Mechan 

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Subject: [cma-l] quiery ? 

Dear All

Are there any of our Stations (there must be surely)  that do programmes

that are generic ?

Ie:- the topic might be elderly people related, or political (national)

current affairs (national)     and the programmes wouldn't sound out of

place on any of our Stations ?

I have always maintained we are missing a trick here. Almost like a couple

of Networked Shows but for US as Community Radio. They could be recorded in

chunks of half an hour so local adverts and breaks can be chucked in.

I reckon it makes sense and it is a great opportunity for someone who would

like to be a touch more National than just Local.

We all know that we get inundated with National MUSIC shows and without

being rude they are T-A-P .... they're good and professional, so it isn't a

criticism ....  I just think more of an hour / 2 hour current affairs with

COMMUNITY INCLUDED would be a belter.

Is anyone up for that ?  there must be some chomping at the bit ..... Pippa

maybe ?

Regards

Nick W

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