Three O'clock Slump

ntlbell

3pm seems to be an awful time on radio.

Mooney squeeking on rte and moncreif waffeling on NT.

Anyone reccomend anything decent to listen to around this time?

can be online also

mike65

The solution is probably to use the bbc iplayer and have a trawl of BBC radio 4 and 7.

If you like classic rock I'd listen to www.zenithclassicrock.com

http://89.238.146.140:7860/ for their automated playlist.

telekon

Podcasts of earlier shows. Thats what I do anyway, except RTE takes ages to put them up.

constitutionus

yup.

podcasts.

sucks i know if your wandering about on your mobile phone's radio and have no MP3 player but post 3 is a wasteland.

ive got the second half of the dunphy show lined up along with sam smyth on sunday for after that (always turn dunphy off on the sports section , ive no interest in it)

TBH the only thing worse than the 3 to 4.30 period is the WHOLE post 2pm period on a saturday/sunday.

telekon

constitutionus wrote: »

yup.

podcasts.

sucks i know if your wandering about on your mobile phone's radio and have no MP3 player but post 3 is a wasteland.

ive got the second half of the dunphy show lined up along with sam smyth on sunday for after that (always turn dunphy off on the sports section , ive no interest in it)

TBH the only thing worse than the 3 to 4.30 period is the WHOLE post 2pm period on a saturday/sunday.

Agreed. Dont get me wrong, I love sport, and I love Off the Ball, but sweet jesus, sports overload on RTE and Newstalk.

Weekend evenings I never listen to the radio anyway so couldnt care less but the afternoon period is torture when youre in the car on the go somewhere...

Derryleigh

constitutionus wrote: »

yup.

podcasts.

sucks i know if your wandering about on your mobile phone's radio and have no MP3 player but post 3 is a wasteland.

ive got the second half of the dunphy show lined up along with sam smyth on sunday for after that (always turn dunphy off on the sports section , ive no interest in it)

TBH the only thing worse than the 3 to 4.30 period is the WHOLE post 2pm period on a saturday/sunday.

What does "Yup" mean? I never hear anyone I talk to saying "yup", except that fool Ian O Doherty in the Irish Indo uses it to illustrate all his smart arse article.

kippy

I like Moncrief to be honest. Usually something interesting on around that time.
Each to their own, etc.......
Also, MP3 players ftw

FlutterinBantam

telekon wrote: »

Agreed. Dont get me wrong, I love sport, and I love Off the Ball, but sweet jesus, sports overload on RTE and Newstalk.

Weekend evenings I never listen to the radio anyway so couldnt care less but the afternoon period is torture when youre in the car on the go somewhere...

Internet radio horse, cuts the chains from the mundane and turgid,and releases one into the verdant valley of choice and diversion, where the globe is at your fingertips, and you have access to the culture and vibrance of eclectic tastes and you can wallow in the sounds of exotic exciting experiences.

telekon

Derryleigh wrote: »

What does "Yup" mean? I never hear anyone I talk to saying "yup", except that fool Ian O Doherty in the Irish Indo uses it to illustrate all his smart arse article.

That time of the month again? :rolleyes:

bogtreader

Podcasts is the way to go usually listen to the previous nights off the ball.
itunes have a good selection of podcasts bbc and talksport i find itunes
very slow if anyone has a quicker recomendation it would be greatly
appreciated