Meridian Radio
Meridian Radio is a hospital radio station based in London, United Kingdom. It provides a range of programming to patients and staff at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust hospitals. The station is operated by volunteers and offers a variety of music, talk shows, and special interest programs.
History[edit | edit source]
Meridian Radio was established in 1961, originally broadcasting to the patients of Guy's Hospital. Over the years, the station expanded its reach to include St Thomas' Hospital and other healthcare facilities within the trust. The station has evolved with technological advancements, transitioning from traditional radio broadcasting to online streaming, making it accessible to a wider audience.
Programming[edit | edit source]
Meridian Radio offers a diverse range of programming designed to cater to the varied tastes of its listeners. The station's schedule includes:
- Music shows featuring genres such as pop, rock, classical, and jazz.
- Talk shows covering health-related topics, hospital news, and interviews with medical professionals.
- Special interest programs focusing on hobbies, local events, and patient stories.
Volunteers[edit | edit source]
The station is run entirely by volunteers, who contribute their time and skills to produce and present shows, manage the station's operations, and engage with the hospital community. Volunteers come from various backgrounds, including students, retirees, and professionals, all united by their passion for radio and community service.
Technology[edit | edit source]
Meridian Radio has embraced modern technology to enhance its broadcasting capabilities. The station uses digital equipment for recording and editing, and it streams its content online, allowing patients to listen via the hospital's internal network or through the internet. This technological integration ensures that the station remains relevant and accessible in the digital age.
Community Involvement[edit | edit source]
Meridian Radio plays a vital role in the hospital community by providing entertainment and information to patients, helping to improve their hospital experience. The station also collaborates with local organizations and participates in community events to raise awareness and support for its activities.
Related Pages[edit | edit source]
- Hospital radio
- Guy's Hospital
- St Thomas' Hospital
- NHS Foundation Trust
- Pop music
- Rock music
- Classical music
- Jazz
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