New Podcasting Guide
This book describes what a podcast is and how its made, before guiding the reader through the history of the medium and the technical aspects of the equipment needed to podcast. It covers distributors, the 'movers and shakers' in the industry, the main corporate players and sources of media coverage about this latest medium for dissemination of news, knowledge, news and entertainment.
A listing of all the voices heard on Caroline and her associated stations over the last six decades. DJs and newsreaders are included, the first time that the Radio Caroline voices have been fully listed. It covers broadcasts from all FIVE ships used by Caroline plus the recent shore-based versions.
As well as listing the many voices heard on the air over the eras, (see below) the book explains how Radio Caroline has recruited on-air talent, how they were paid and why so few used their own names. It also highlights the DJs who used more than one 'stage name'. Click book for details
Voices on the Air lists every voice heard on Radio Caroline over the last six decades. It explains how Caroline recruited on-air talent, and few used their own names. Click book for details.
The new Online Radio book tells how radio developed to digital and how this made true 'global radio' possible.
It describes what's needed to launch and reach over 7 BILLION listeners worldwide - you will be surprised! Advice on revenues and operations, the routes of distribution and more, all in one place.
See the Radio Caroline ship Ross Revenge up close
or cruise around the radio forts
with live 60s music, and many offshore radio DJs
Saturday 10th October
A grand Swinging Sixties event, with live music from 60s musical duo ECLIPSE and lots of 60s music. Audio recordings of Caroline, RNI, Atlantis, London, SRE, 270, Scotland, City, will be introduced by commentary team Steve Scruton and Ian Wyatt of BBC local radio.
The Waverley will also get as close as possible to the control tower at Shivering Sands Fort, the home of RADIO CITY in the 60s. There the ashes of TOM EDWARDS, chief DJ on Radio City, will be scattered around the waters he saw daily from the studio of the stations where his career was born. A very poignant moment for Tom's many fans. The cruise will also take in the Red Sands and Knock John forts, homes to Radio 390 and Radio Essex.
Many DJs from offshore stations of the last six decades will be present, as will many of Tom's BBC and ITV colleagues, so bring your autograph books!
Paddle steamers are comfortable ships and Waverley can make 18 knots. With over £1.5 million refit completed early this year, she is a real treat to sail on. She has three great locations below decks where you can dine and drink the voyage away with a range of cold and hot food, hot drinks and some beverages of a stronger abv! Click the Waverley Excursions badge or pictures to book your seats now.
Monday 28th September
Circling Radio Caroline
The Waverley will cruise along the River Blackwater, circling the Ross Revenge moored off Bradwell. Several Radio Caroline voices old and new will be on board and for many 'of a certain age' this is the easiest way to get out and see her one last time. (Don't for get that The Waverley is wheelchair accessible).
Hear these two historic ships salute ech other audible - a real treat! The commentary team will be led by veteran Radio Caroline DJ and best-selling author, Ray Clark.
Monday 29th September
Circling Caroline
The Waverley will cruise along the River Blackwater, circling the Ross Revenge moored off Bradwell. Several Radio Caroline voices old and new will be on board and for many 'of a certain age' this is the easiest way to get out and see her one last time. (PS Waverley is wheelchair accessible).
Hear these two historic ships salute ech other audibly - a real treat! The commentary team will be led by veteran Radio Caroline DJ and best-selling author, Ray Clark.
Saturday 10th October
A grand Swinging Sixties event, with live music from 60s musical duo ECLIPSE and lots of 60s music. Audio recordings of Caroline, RNI, Atlantis, London, SRE, 270, Scotland, City, will be introduced by commentary team Steve Scruton and Ian Wyatt of BBC local radio.
The Waverley will also get as close as possible to the control tower at Shivering Sands Fort, the home of RADIO CITY in the 60s. There the ashes of TOM EDWARDS, chief DJ on Radio City, will be scattered around the waters he saw daily from the studio of the stations where his career was born. A very poignant moment for Tom's many fans. The cruise will also take in the Red Sands and Knock John forts, homes to Radio 390 and Radio Essex.
Many DJs from offshore stations of the last six decades will be present, as will many of Tom's BBC and ITV colleagues, so bring your autograph books!
