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Phonic FM
Bradninch Place
Gandy Street
Exeter
EX4 3LS
Studio
01392 434577
studio@phonic.fm
Admin
info@phonic.fm
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Donate
Phonic FM is staffed by volunteers and funded by grants, events and donations.
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Thank you.
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NewCare Devon are proud sponsors of cutting-edge Eye Life Show. The show is presented using a special eye controlled computer by DJ Eye Tech who has locked-in syndrome and can only move his eyes.
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Phonic FM is Exeter’s sound alternative — a community radio station for the city and beyond, broadcasting on 106.8FM and online, 24 hours a day.
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Phonic FM presents a spoken word performance by the legendary dub poet Linton Kwesi Johnson, including readings of his famous work and incisive reflections on Black British experience.
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Phonic FM is delighted to support Exeter’s new Lost Weekend festival, taking place from 6–8 October 2017. Over the weekend, Phonic FM will host two workshops for college-aged radio and sound arts enthusiasts.
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Phonic FM presents one of the last chances to see the music of Captain Beefheart played by his official backing band.
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2016 Dementia Friendly award-winner Gina Awad, of Phonic FM, explains how her work continues in Exeter.
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Exeter Community Radio, which broadcasts as Phonic FM, has appointed two new directors to its board.
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Radioplayer’s aim is to keep radio listening simple, particularly on things which are connected to the internet, like computers, smartphones, and tablets.
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Artists Volkhardt Müller and Dawn Scarfe are taking to the hills around Exeter to produce a 24-hour performance broadcast with the city and its residents. Phonic FM will broadcast part of this live, overnight on 13/14 May.
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This Dementia Awareness Week, 14-20 May, the Alzheimer’s Society is asking everyone across England, Wales and Northern Ireland to unite against dementia. Phonic FM’s Gina Awad is involved.
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