Tuesday, 15 December 2009

Research for 15 minuet Demos

Research of Different Shows

For my breakfast show I listened to the Chris Moyle’s show in the morning on BBC radio one. The time it is on is 6:00 am to 9:00am. The show itself is very chatty and quick paced as well but not so quick that it is hard for the listener to keep up with the conversation. It is not in a serious style but in a funny comic style to make the audience feel more laid back. The language they use is very informal so that the audience is kept listening.

Mark Murphy’s Saturday show on BBC radio Suffolk is a weekend show for many older people it is on in the morning at about 9:00 am, the content is relaxing and interactive with the audience as it’s asking for their opinions of the week and how their weekend is going. It is a fairly slow show not very loud so it is quiet. It is formal language but not so informal that it is extremely boring or sound like the news. The sound effects are tracks on in the background.

ASDA Fm live is mainly songs but of all types and from all eras as well it is very laid back but the language is formal and of a sensible tone. There is a small amount of speech that is advertisements. Theses adverts are for products that they are selling within the store; this is so that mothers or people shopping will think to buy the product.

For Ipswich Community Radio I listened to why the long face which is on at 10:00pm it is a lot of conversations and but also a fair bite of music. It is very relaxed but also sounds like two friends hosting a show together. It does have humor in it but is very relaxed. There are some inside jokes but is still jokes that you as a listener can enjoy, there is talk about certain topics but can jump from topic to topic.

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