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After nearly 70 episodes, the time has come to hang up the headphones and bring Wireless on Flirt FM to an end. In this final episode, we talk to Liz Greene of Northumbria University about …
Programme #68 (March 2023)
In the March 2023 edition of Wireless, we go behind the scenes in the world of audio documentary with independent …
Programme #67 (February 2023)
Programme #66 (January 2023)
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In the January 2023 edition of Wireless on Flirt FM, we look back at highlights of the show from 2022. Harry Browne of TU Dublin reviews the report of the Future of Media Commision and …
Programme #65 (November 2022)
In the November edition of Wireless on Flirt FM, a review of this year’s CRAOL Féile of community media held in Galway, the theme of which was inclusion. Jamie Medhurst of Aberystwyth University analyses a century of broadcasting in Wales …
Programme #64 (October 2022)
Islammiyah Saudique-Kadejo, CEO of GOCOM Radio
In the October 2022 edition of Wireless on Flirt FM, we meet the woman behind Galway’s multiethnic and multilingual GOCOM Radio, Islammiyah Saudique-Kadejo. Harry Browne of the Department of Media in TU …
Programme #63 (September 2022)
Welcome to series 7 of Wireless on Flirt FM. In the September 2022 edition, we visit the fantastic British Science and Media Museum in Bradford where an exhibition about 100 years of broadcasting is taking place. We analyse the …
Programme #62 (June 2022)
In the final edition of this series of Wireless on Flirt FM (June 2022), we speak to author Deryck Fay about his fascinating new book Connecting a Nation: The Story of Telecommunications in Ireland. We’re also joined by radio …
Programme #61 (May 2022)
In the May 2022 edition of Wireless, we cover two big radio anniversaries: 50 years of Irish language station RTÉ Raidio na Gaeltachta and 20 years of talk …
Programme #60 (April 2022)
In the April 2022 edition of Wireless, we look at the part of the radio spectrum called shortwave, consider its importance in the past and continued relevance in a digital world. Founder of the SWLing blog Thomas Witherspoon discusses the …