Unit 14 Radio Production

  Charlie Mitchell · AMIN Mixdown

 The Radio programme I will be talking about is BBC radio 1's breakfast show, this is a breakfast show that is broadcasted across the UK on BBC radio 1, the show usually starts at 7:00am and usually ends around 10:30am. It is also hosted by Greg James the 20th of August 2018 as the shows 16th presenter. The show ran six days a week until February 1968  then five days a week until June 2018 when the Friday show was dropped and incorporated into the stations weekend schedule hosted by  hosts  Matt Edmondson  and Molly King   In January 2021 and then the show returned to broadcasting five days per week again.  BBC Radio 1 Breakfast show is produced by the British Broadcasting Corporation or the BBC. The  Show  is very  structured  all the way through from start to end. At the start of  this   show the face BBC intro plays and in the back ground a very up beat and happy song plays to get everyone in the right mood instead of being moody in the morning, straight after this Greg James we

The first type of radio station is public broadcasting and this type of radio station can be locally operated or nationally, depending on which country or station it is set it. However in some countries only a signer origination run public broadcasting, and other countries can have multiple public broadcasting organisations who are operating regionally or are operating in different countries and languages. In the past, public broadcasting was once the only form of broadcasting in loads of different countries. Examples of this are Classic FM, Talk Sport UK etc The  second  type of radio  station  is a  national radio station, a good example of this BBC Radio, Talk Sport etc. These types of radio stations broadcast to the entirety of the UK and they ca be controlled by and independent group of the UK government. National Radio stations re usually the most well known radio stations and were first broadcasted in 1990 when the firs broadcasting act passed The next type of radio stations are

When a group of people who want to make a radio show are planning it there are a few things they have to consider, one of those things are legal and ethical considerations  that are in the radio show. Examples of some of these regulations are fake news, copyright, offensive topics or harassment that could offed a group of ethnic people who are religious or depending on their race or even gender etc. When a radio shows in the beginning stages there are people who are regulatory agencies who's main job is to be involved in regulating the content which the public can see, they will also be relegating the legal and ethical content. The two main head regulatory bodies are OfCOMM and ASA and they mainly regulate for radio broadcasting and telecommunications however OfCOMM is the main one. What they do is before a radio is broadcasted to the public, they listen to the radio how and monitor what had been said and going on throughout and from there they can decide what is staying in and wha

Our product is going to be an extract from a radio show that is going to be able to be broadcasted online. The program will be centred around the idea of the Doncaster Aircraft Museum, it will be a semi-formal/casual discussion on the museum and what there is there, essentially acting as a promotional piece for the museum to persuade listeners to visit them.    This program will be acting as a local commercial radio broadcast that will be centred around the area of Doncaster, this is on par with thew way TX1 Radio operates as we will be operating as a sister radio station to them instead called TX1 Hits, which will be centres around popular 80’s music. The reason we have chosen this is because it wouldn’t make sense to operate as a larger commercial radio station when we are already a sister to a local commercial, so it would only make sense if TX1 Radio was a national commercial or regional radio station.     The radio show would be broadcasted during the midday, this is fitting for t