Mark errr ummm derrr bur burrrr Radcliffe

[hornetrider]

Seriously doing my head in on 6. To the point of switching it off. Is it a genuine stammer? I swear he's OK on the telly...

[boyse7en]

Guess its genuine, he's always done it for the 25 years i've been listening to him

[kowalski655]

He and Maconie are still the best thing on radio, even with the "errrs"

[Patch1875]

kowalski655 said:

He and Maconie are still the best thing on radio, even with the "errrs"

Hardly seem on together these days.

[Condi]

Could always turn over to Radio 1.



At which point 'err, ummm, derrr' is better than most of the sounds which they play.









My god I sound old...

[Skyedriver]

Cannot abide his voice and that hesitation.....
There again Miss LL in the morning is dreadful too
And over on 2, CE, JV, SW etc are a bunch of babbling idiots

At 70 years old Bob Harris is still the best on Radio

[227bhp]

Whether incidental or not, he's gone a bit John Peel over the years. I don't like folk music so don't listen to him anymore, but used to like him on during the day, might still have is book somewhere.

[rdjohn]

Clearly, it is impossible to please everyone.

RadMac is a fantastic program. Their banter never offends and generally is very vary humorous, primarily with great input from their listeners.

However, their choice of music is simply brilliant. There does not seem to be a formula that other shows can follow, genuinely seems to be good hunches for the future and stuff they have really enjoyed in the past.

[vournikas]

BBC R3 (if you like that sort of music) have some presenters that are very good indeed.

Shaun Rafferty must be one of the most affable radio hosts out there.

Katie Dereham and Clemency Burton-Hill certainly have the...............radio voices that are easy on the ear (and I wouldn't turn down either, if an offer for some late night drinks and some later tomfoolery was tabled)