Tue 5 Sep 2006
I discovered earlier this week a new radio station, 100.1 FM, which is the BBC world service in English, and I love it! It has an excellent ballance of news and other programs that are interesting!
In the car, I never listen to CDs or an iPod, for some reason I have always favored the radio, I guess I like the fact that you don’t know whats gonna be on next! I also used to always have music stations on, now I rarely do, mostly BBC Arabic or English …… I feel old!
My schedule using the radio has been as follows - In the morning, it always used to be the Arabic BBC, but to be honest I was turned off by them from their coverage of the war in Iraq and to some extent in Lebanon. I switched to BBC English now, and so far its been great.
From 12 PM till around 5 PM, when I leave work, nothing beats 87.9 FM, old Kuwaiti music, excellent music for after work!
At night I switch through stations, but usually end up on 99.7 or the BBC, but on Wednesday and Friday nights after 10 PM, it has to be 99.7, great music with DJ Maha!
103.7 is not even set on my car radio, 88.8 I listen to every now and then, but whenever one of their presenters speaks, I get annoyed and change it! I also hate their entertainment programs alot!
All of our radio stations here are directed to people aged 13, which is understandable to a certain extent, but at the same time you need to hear something that makes you think once in a while! In the US, I used to realy enjoy NPR (national public radio), which always had shows that made you think. What’s the closest we got to this??
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September 5th, 2006 at 10:06 am
I enjoy listening to my ipod. Its good music, no annoying DJs with worthless information & no stupid commercials. They’re not even funny. I miss San Francisco’s radio station Wild 94.9!
September 5th, 2006 at 10:09 am
does that mean you spend most of your day in your car?
September 5th, 2006 at 10:41 am
try 96.9 VOA in the morning.. nice music but a bit similar to super station.. think of it as another option. They also have nice shows like “talk to America”.
You also have 96.5 from Bahrain.
Last but not least, whenever you see me in my car, switch to 93.5… its my ipod station
September 5th, 2006 at 10:58 am
I miss NPR and the indie music stations.
September 5th, 2006 at 11:11 am
you are bullshitting me! we can get bbc in english AND on FM??! Haven’t listened to BBC since I was in Lebanon and then I used to get it only on AM 1323
September 5th, 2006 at 11:30 am
Zain fe a7ad same me! Ana Always Always favored the radio.. My friends get really really annoyed lana mastkhdim CDs aw Ipod..
In the morning, 88.8.. Twni adre 3an 100.1 FM shakla interesting.. Lma a6la3 mn dwam bjrba.. Ooo when i leave work 88.8 aw 87.9 FM.
Hate il commercials and programs! 6ab3an 103.7 madre 3ana..
Waiting 3:30 3shan asma3 100.1..
thanks ;p
September 5th, 2006 at 11:43 am
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September 5th, 2006 at 12:01 pm
[…] I just read on Kuwaitism’s blog that the English version of BBC World is now available in Kuwait on 100.1 FM. I used to listen to the station the whole time while I was in Lebanon on the frequency AM 1323. It was the coolest station filled with news, documentaries and interviews. Here in Kuwait I listen to VOA news on FM 96.9 but early in the year they changed their programming to focus more on educating people on the English language and its just really crap now. Can’t wait till I get into my car and try tuning to BBC World. Filed under: Interesting, Kuwait, News, Information Posted by Mark on 09.05.06 | Related Entries […]
September 5th, 2006 at 3:01 pm
Try to enjoy listening to the stations of MW and SW.The whisper and whistle of the frequances and the non Arab stations from the Iranian, Indian …And so on are very interesting and it work as Ears Washing.
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