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Old 11-01-2010, 01:23 PM   #48
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
We are fortunate in the UK in having a radio station (BBC Radio 7) which is dedicated to playing old (and new) drama 24h a day from the BBC's enormous sound archives. I record lots of stuff from it to play on my iPod. Radio drama is still alive and well in Britain.
But not as alive and well as it was a few years ago. There's still a lot of new drama produced, but there is a lot that has been cut to "save" money (while they spend millions on a new ident for BBC1 or some consultant that tells them putting coming next banners on during programmes is a good idea). World Service has stopped producing drama completely, doesn't even repeat any either.

There used to be a lot of radio drama made in Canada as well, but I haven't seen anything new on any of the radio download sites for quite a few years now.
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