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12:00am - 11:59pm
Radio Yesterday
Because we can. And no one else would think to do it even once... Most radio stations rely on playlists. Most rely upon the repetition of familiar tunes. Here is an entire day devoted to a single song. Radio Yesterday presents 24 solid hours of The Beatles's “Yesterday” - reputedly the most covered song in history - in as many cover versions as it's possible to secure. Radio Yesterday is a forensic examination of “variations on a theme”; an homage to an enduring masterpiece; an investigation into what turns a pop song into currency; a satirical take on “golden oldie” playlists; and an exercise in casual listening taken to a crazy extreme. As comfort zone turns into endurance test and back, Radio Yesterday is presented as a conceptual radiophonic artwork. First broadcast 19 June 2010, the day after Sir Paul McCartney's 68th birthday. Conceived and made by Ed Baxter and Dan Scott. Announcer: Piers Gibbon.
11:59pm - 12:00am
Chimes At Midnight
Welcome to the New Year on Resonance! Our new season starts on 8 January. Till then, a week of special broadcasts, highlights, archival and odd programmes.
12:00am - 2:00am
The Hole Truth 2017 End Of Year Review
[Repeated from Saturday 7am.] The Hole Truth was a radio broadcast serving the local community on Hammersmith's failed community radio station, OnFM 101.4. After OnFM lost its broadcasting licence in 2013, The Hole Truth dissolved and the show makers went their separate ways. Recorded in Southall in mid-December, we are now back with an end of year review which features mosaic artist and filmmaker Sian Smith discussing 2017 in review with ill-informed broadcaster Tariq Haque (The Atomic Drop). Over the course of two hours topics discussed include Brexit, adult education facilities, Trump's administration, tastemakers, #metoo, the sound of 2018 and much more...
