This edition featured Part 7 of the Jam Jingles story; Andy Ruane's new news service is discussed and some clippings from his past are aired; a look at Swords' station from the 80s - KELO, partly through the eyes of others; and a clip from Essential Galaxy in 1999.
Pete Reed then presents the news.

This edition featured early recordings from Spectrum FM - Phantom FM's forerunner; a dusty old recording from 1972 featuring Radio Dublin; an interview with Derek Jones who is resurrecting his Radio Valleri SW station for one day next weekend; an archived interview with Niall Stokes of the (then) IRTC about changes to proposed formats - highlighted in particular by Radio Ireland's changes; a look at the UK's local stations; and a clip of Tony Allan in his Energy 103 days.
Pete Reed then presents the news.
NOTE: Due to certain circumstances the Tony Allan and News clips are not yet available - they will be online asap.

This edition featured 2FM's Gerry Ryan from the Lebanon on St Patrick's Day a few years back; a promo for Anoraks UK; some very early voices from RTÉ Radio 2; a quick sample from Phantom forerunner Coast FM; the day Radio Nova melted Dublin's telephone exchange; polital piracy in the form of Radio Dessie Ellis; and Treble TR's closedown in 1983.
Pete Reed then presents the news.

This edition looked back at Radio Nova, who finally closed 16 years ago this week; the launch of BBC Radio 1 is covered; Ger himself presents this week's news; and some Johnny Walker finishes the show.

It being Easter Sunday, not surprisingly focus for the first part of the show this week is Radio Caroline; Gareth O'Callaghan is sampled from his Leeds radio days; and an interview with Paul Rusling completes the archives section.
Finally, Pete Reed is back with this week's news.