24-11-2019, 02:27 PM
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Re: Radio Programmes
Originally Posted by Silver Tabby
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A lot of them and the 'Saturday Night Theatre' ones are available to listen to on youtube - I usually do that when I am card making.
24-11-2019, 03:20 PM
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Re: Radio Programmes
Originally Posted by MargaretF
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I'm sorry to hear that about your tinnitus Meg. I suffer from it too, for the last 46 years - I know exactly when it started because I was pregnant with my second son. I am so used to it now that I can usually tune it out, unless it's being particularly loud for some reason. It's a shame that yours spoils your enjoyment of music.
tinnitus is an unpleasant condition, mine has got worse since I started taking certain medication and some days the buzz becomes roar that is so loud I can't hear people speaking...
24-11-2019, 03:42 PM
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Re: Radio Programmes
Originally Posted by Meg
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I usually have radio 4 on from 6am to 6pm It is great company and informative.I used to like classic FM and radio 3 but my tinnitus is so lound it spoils my enjoyment of music.
Originally Posted by MargaretF
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I'm sorry to hear that about your tinnitus Meg. I suffer from it too, for the last 46 years - I know exactly when it started because I was pregnant with my second son. I am so used to it now that I can usually tune it out, unless it's being particularly loud for some reason. It's a shame that yours spoils your enjoyment of music.
Originally Posted by Meg
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Thank you Margaret tinnitus is an unpleasant condition, mine has got worse since I started taking certain medication and some days the buzz becomes roar that is so loud I can't hear people speaking...
I listen to BBC radio 2 most weekday mornings I like the pop quiz. In the car we usually have Heart playing. Daughter likes that station.
24-11-2019, 11:00 PM
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Re: Radio Programmes
Originally Posted by MargaretF
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I didn't know that Silver Tabby, I shall have a look to see what I can find
25-11-2019, 11:20 AM
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Re: Radio Programmes
Originally Posted by MargaretF
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Do you listen to the radio? If so what are the programmes that you listen to the most? Mine are: the Today programme on Radio 4 every morning, occasionally, the Archers Omnibus on Sunday mornings and then Classic FM whenever I'm in my car.
Sometimes I listen to Woman's Hour if I have some ironing to do.
The only time I change station is at Noon when the Country Hour comes on; heffer prices at Dubbo or weaner prices at the Deniliquin Saleyard hold no magic for me.
Friday at 5pm is "Thank God it's Friday" essential listening for me.
Everyday at 6pm is PM the evening Current Affair review which takes me nicely to turning the TV on for the 7pm ABC News.
The only time I don't listen (apart from the Country Hour and even the cricket is abandoned for the Country Hour) is Sunday morning when the appalling Ian McNamara is on with "Australia All Over" I usually go for my walk and listen to Spotify.
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