Edition!Seahaven FM
Well, Seahaven FM seems a long time ago now, and March was pretty hectic… up at 5am to write the news, get to the studio for 06:20 and start at half past….. then often going to work at Clayhill for 13:30!
The response was great and the station continues on the internet at http://seahavenfm.com. I’m not doing a show on the online service, as I’ve got plenty to occupy me at the moment, but I’m looking forward to another month on FM in the summer.
The weather threw us a nice story one month into the broadcast, with some of the worst storms in twenty years hitting the region, and there was always plenty going on to talk about. Where in Sussex (which has now reached almost legendary status) was very popular once again, with loads of people I’ve met commenting on it.
Also, it would be pretty pointless doing a breakfast show if much of the travel information wouldn’t be relevant to people all over the country and indeed the world if they are not planning to commute in that area at that time of day, but I have missed the programme and most certainly it was part of the station’s structure and it kept me going throughout March, but come April and the programme has now given way to a darkened studio and rolling music – maybe an apology caption with music may be more appropriate as I’m sure of the fact that seeing the station’s studio unattended may give way for burglars to come in and break into the studio and steal the equipment… Anyway, thanks Steve for breaking up my day on this station over March…