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"I rarely listen to anything in the car but if I do it’s usually Radio 4 or an audiobook"
Ahhh YOU are the other fellow radio 4 listener 
I also love an audiobook and Spotify shuffle !
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I rarely listen to anything in the car but if I do it’s usually Radio 4 or an audiobook
Ahhh YOU are the other fellow radio 4 listener
I also love an audiobook and Spotify shuffle !
And me! "
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"The wireless in my vehicle is permanently tuned to radio 4.
At work I listen too a mix of radio 4 , greatest hits, radio2 and bbc radio Devon. "
he wireless love it you won't get many on here saying wireless |
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"The wireless in my vehicle is permanently tuned to radio 4.
At work I listen too a mix of radio 4 , greatest hits, radio2 and bbc radio Devon. he wireless love it you won't get many on here saying wireless "
A proper wireless has to be in a wooden or Bakelite case. Not sure a car radio counts. However, if you are referring to the medium then, yes, it's definitely the wireless.
I am also a stickler for 'aerial' rather than 'antenna'. Ghastly Americanism. |
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I don't listen to music on the radio as it seems to have the same time on repeat for weeks upon end 
So generally I'll put on Spotify and listen to the Release Radar or Discover Weekly custom channels.
Can't beat a bit of rock pumping out of the speakers, especially if I find something new I love. |
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