The world of radio has come a long way and the mystery and attraction of radio still remains.

On this World Radio Day, City Park Radio brought together Belinda King from 7LA Breakfast and Glenn Hartas from 7WAY-FM Mornings to add their personal stories to the day.

From reflecting on their introduction to the world of radio, their years of involvement and their thoughts on the trends of radio, it seems the future is dependent on being fiercely local.

There have been major evolutions in technology over 100 years to deliver radio programs and audio segments, but it is just one of the tools for successful radio. What might work well in Sydney, may be less received in Launceston.

Enjoy the conversation from our Long Lunch Program w Chris Ball.....and maybe next time I'll give Belinda her own microphone.

 

The world of radio has come a long way and the mystery and attraction of radio still remains.
On this World Radio Day, City Park Radio brought together Belinda King from 7LA Breakfast and Glenn Hartas from 7WAY-FM Mornings to add their personal stories to the day.
From reflecting on their introduction to the world of radio, their years of involvement and their thoughts on the trends of radio, it seems the future is dependent on being fiercely local.
There have been major evolutions in technology over 100 years to deliver radio programs and audio segments, but it is just one of the tools for successful radio. What might work well in Sydney, may be less received in Launceston.
Enjoy the conversation from our Long Lunch Program w Chris Ball.....and maybe next time I'll give Belinda her own microphone.
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A range of local stories that have been previously broadcasted on Launceston's community radio station City Park Radio.

Stories from Launceston, the Tamar Valley and northern Tasmania.