ČRo Radio Wave explained

ČRo Radio Wave
City:Prague
Area:Czech Republic
Frequency:DAB+

Block 12C (Prague), various blocks

Format:Urban contemporary
Language:Czech
Owner:Český rozhlas

ČRo Radio Wave (in 2006-2008 Czech Radio 4 – Radio Wave) is a digital public radio station of the Czech Radio in the Czech Republic. It primarily operates as an online platform for audio consumption, providing a wide range of podcasts and music programmes for a target audience of loosely 20-30 year olds.

History

The station began broadcasting on 13 January 2006 under its original name Czech Radio 4 – Radio Wave, both digitally and with an analogue VHF transmitter for Prague. In 2008, Radio Wave's analogue frequency was terminated by the Czech Radio management at the insistence of the radio council.[1]

Programming

The playlist of the on-air broadcast consists mainly of electro-pop, alternative rock, rap, dance and urban music. The daytime stream is complemented by genre programmes (funk, hardcore, hip hop, dub, world music, rap, trap, etc.) whose authors are themselves active in the music scene. Public affairs programmes and podcasts cover culture, cuisine, LGBT+, entertainment, fashion, education, religion, travel, lifestyle and social events.[2]

References

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Notes and References

  1. Web site: Zápis z 8. veřejné schůze Rady Českého rozhlasu. Czech Radio. 2008-08-27. 2024-10-23. cs.
  2. Web site: Czech radio in brief 2010/2011. 2011. 2024-10-23. Czech Radio.