Comments on: Things I Swear By: CBC Radio 1 http://www.thecorch.com/life/things-i-swear-by-cbc-radio-1 The personal website of Keith Little. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 00:37:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: porn, video, adult, erotic, sex, fuck http://www.thecorch.com/life/things-i-swear-by-cbc-radio-1/comment-page-1#comment-40046 porn, video, adult, erotic, sex, fuck Wed, 01 Feb 2012 15:24:44 +0000 http://www.thecorch.com/?p=498#comment-40046 <strong>porn, video, adult, erotic, sex, fuck...</strong> [...]thecorch.com » Things I Swear By: CBC Radio 1[...]... porn, video, adult, erotic, sex, fuck…

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]]> By: Keith Little http://www.thecorch.com/life/things-i-swear-by-cbc-radio-1/comment-page-1#comment-256 Keith Little Thu, 20 May 2010 14:27:26 +0000 http://www.thecorch.com/?p=498#comment-256 Unfortunately, we can't get Radio 2 out in KW, as far as I know. The station that's listed on CBC's website has very poor reception. I've tried before! Unfortunately, we can’t get Radio 2 out in KW, as far as I know. The station that’s listed on CBC’s website has very poor reception. I’ve tried before!

]]> By: Will Dyer http://www.thecorch.com/life/things-i-swear-by-cbc-radio-1/comment-page-1#comment-255 Will Dyer Thu, 20 May 2010 12:07:59 +0000 http://www.thecorch.com/?p=498#comment-255 I'm with you on this one. However, I always find it more enjoyable when I'm outside of the GTA. I find that the Toronto frequency has less interesting programming. The Radio1 frequencies in cottage country play less "live drive" programming and more short documentary programs. That being said, you need to listen to Radio2 in the morning and afternoon during commuting hours. They play current Canadian music that is often very cool, as well as some international acts. Any given morning, you can hear Great Lakes Swimmers, New Pornographers, Danny Michel, and Julie Doiron on your way to work. I'm really quite impressed, actually. Also, the "Hidden Gems" feature in the morning show usually doesn't disappoint. I’m with you on this one. However, I always find it more enjoyable when I’m outside of the GTA. I find that the Toronto frequency has less interesting programming. The Radio1 frequencies in cottage country play less “live drive” programming and more short documentary programs.

That being said, you need to listen to Radio2 in the morning and afternoon during commuting hours. They play current Canadian music that is often very cool, as well as some international acts. Any given morning, you can hear Great Lakes Swimmers, New Pornographers, Danny Michel, and Julie Doiron on your way to work. I’m really quite impressed, actually. Also, the “Hidden Gems” feature in the morning show usually doesn’t disappoint.

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