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Come and make bicycle radio!

Thanks to everyone who's visited the blog, listened to the shows and posted comments. Your interest and feedback is always appreciated.

And should you wish to take the step from being a Bike Show listener to a Bike Show programme-maker, the door is wide open. We'll be back on air from 12 June!

Resonance FM (the award-winning London radio station that broadcasts the show) is a non-profit station, and I am - like every single other Resonance programme-maker - entirely unpaid for my work. The Bike Show is just something I manage to fit in around other, non-bicycle, non-radio work. ...which might explain why it's a bit rough around the edges.

So if you've got a passion for the bicycle and like the idea of making radio, then drop me a line. If you're in the London area I can lend any gear you might need and advise on technique - even if you've never touched a microphone before. New perspectives and different personalities can only enrich the mix and several listeners have already made fantastic features for the show.

So go on...you know you want to.

Chapeaux!!

This entry was posted on Thursday, 18 May 2006 at Thursday, May 18, 2006. You can skip to the end and leave a response.

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11:34 pm

Is this the end of the rroad Jack?

Goldcrank  



10:59 am

Not at all, Goldcrank.

We'll be back on air - bigger and better - from 12 June.

This post was just an invitation to anyone who wanted to get involved in the fun.  



8:21 pm

Hi Jack,
I have a couple of rough ideas for items. First, a piece on cycling and technology. I think there is enough for a good piece covering topics ranging from Shimano’s new computer controlled index gears (good thing??); the use of the web to market cycling (Cycling.TV); tech stuff for cycling (GPS, heart / activity monitors, google pedo, autoroute…); online & blog cycling ‘culture’. Secondly, I recently read a comment online promoting the idea that the most empowering tools to help develop local economies in Africa are a mobile phone & a bike. I think there could be a good item in there.  



11:16 am

Hi Cycle it - I like the idea of a cycling and technology feature. Please get in touch with me directly and let's work it out.  



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