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World Radio Day 2024: The Past, Present, and Future of Radio

Chris Hibbert, Retired Broadcast and Media Technical Consultant

13-Feb-24 12:00

World Radio Day 2024: The Past, Present, and Future of Radio

Today we're celebrating World Radio Day 2024 with a special edition focused on the enduring impact of radio.

This year's theme, "Radio: A Century Informing, Entertaining, and Educating," offers a moment to reflect on the transformative journey of radio, a medium that continues to adapt and thrive in the digital era.

Our guest today is Chris Hibert, a seasoned professional whose career in radio has spanned several decades, witnessing firsthand the evolution of this dynamic medium. Chris's contributions to the industry reflect a deep commitment to the core values of radio: to inform, entertain, and educate.

We'll be looking into the past, present, and future of radio, exploring the challenges it has faced, the milestones it has achieved, and the potential it holds as we move forward.

Produced by: Richard Bradbury

Presented by: Richard Bradbury


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