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Trevor Dann reports from the Drive to Digital conference where delegates from the radio and motor industries discussed the future of car radios and heard pitches from the two contenders for the D2 multiplex

Trevor Dann & Stuart Clarkson discuss the rival bids for D2, the UK's second national digital multiplex. Plus news and Radio Moments

Running a full service community station on a tiny budget. Steve Potter from Cambridge 105 tells Trevor Dann how its done and how much difference new government proposals will make. Not much apparently. Plus news of Radiodays Europe 2015 from organisers Rolf Brandrud & Anders Held

Three years after his report on BBC Local Radio, former GMG Radio and Radio Academy chief John Myers detects the "pungent smell of mediocrity." Trevor Dann listens to his gripes. Plus news and Radio Moments.

Helen Zaltzman talks to Roman Mars from the podcast 99% Invisible about his successful Kickstarter campaign to raise money for RADIOTOPIA, an online non-broadcast channel. Plus Roy Martin’s news and David Lloyd’s Radio Moments. Hosted by Trevor Dann. A TDC Production.

Bandwidth and kilobits per second made interesting. No really! BBC Radio's Head of Technology Rupert Brun on DAB mono v stereo. Plus Larry Gifford on US Radio's year and David Lloyd's Moments. Trevor Dann hosts.

Peter Kerridge, CEO of Premier Christian Radio, tells Trevor about his "eviction" from national DAB. Stand back Arqiva, RadioCentre and Global! Plus news from Roy Martin, Moments with David Lloyd and added Dickies. Merry Christmas from Radio Today and TDC.

Trevor Dann talks to veteran DJ Len Groat (Metro, Piccadilly, Trent) about the return of online station SoldGoldGem.Am and the launch of its sister channel Serenade. There's a story about the young David Lloyd, who's also here with his Radio Moments, plus news from Roy Martin.

Trevor Dann meets new Radio Academy Hall of Fame inductee Vanessa Feltz who talks about working for two stations every day (Radio 2 and BBC London 94.9), her early days on GLR's Jewish London and why she hopes Jeremy Vine or Simon Mayo get new jobs soon. Plus news and Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann talks to host Lauren Laverne and some of the winners at the Radio Production Awards 2014. Plus Radio Moments with David Lloyd and RT news from Roy Martin.

Gillian Reynolds on The Archers, Steve Hewlett on Serial, Adrian Durham on 25 years in radio plus news and Radio Moments. Trevor Dann reports from Salford and London.

Trevor Dann visits BBC Radio 2's Sounds of the 80s to meet Sara Cox and her multi-platform team and find out what happens when radio & TV collide. Plus a report from the London digital radio event featuring govt minister Ed Vaizey, news from Roy Martin and David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

A special podcast recorded at the 2014 BBC local radio Frank Gillard Awards. Thanks to John Cameron-McIntosh from BBC Essex and BBC Radio Suffolk Voice Over is Sonia Watson from BBC Essex

Trevor Dann meets trans-gender broadcaster Stephanie Hirst to discuss her career so far and her future plans. He also visits Resonance 104.4 FM, the arts station in London where he makes a surprise appearance on air. Plus Radio Moments with David Lloyd and news from Roy Martin #hirsty #stephaniehirst #resonancefm

Trevor Dann visits two stations which broadcast on DAB in London and online elsewhere: Jazz FM, enjoying a renaissance under the leadership of veteran commercial radio operator Jonathan Arendt and Share Radio, a new 24 hour service of financial news and advice which launches next week. Picture: Trevor with Share Radio’s founder & MD Gavin Oldham.

We'll have Fun Fun Fun til Daddy takes our car radio away. Trevor Dann talks 'connected car' and 'centre stack' with US radio consultant Fred Jacobs. Plus news from Roy Martin and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Our Radio Festival 2014 special. Now with added Gloria Abramoff

Trevor Dann meets delegates at this year's Radio Festival in Salford plus David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Trevor Dann meets the BBC's Andrew Caspari to hear about the latest developments with iPlayer Radio, especially the extension of the on demand window to 30 days, and also BBC Radio's policy on making its archives available to the public.

Annie Nightingale, Jane Garvey and Angie Greaves are among guests at Sound Women's patrons evening on the Thames and Bauer's Graham Bryce tells us about changes to some of their radio station names.