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A
survey carried out in 2004 in Andalucia showed clearly
that RSA was the favourite radio station chosen by all dogs
in the region: see
photo report
They like the
wide choice of music, the live interviews with local people who
live and work here.They appreciate that it is a radio for the community,
by the community.They
like the fact that all dogs of all types, races, nationalities and
all types of fur all welcome, and not only British ones who only
like bones and chips; bones, gravy and chips; bones,eggs and chips;
and bones on a plate like mother makes back home.
Other
animals like RSA too, mainly those who have a sense of humour: see a sample below.
The
horse pictured on the left likes the comedy moments in Vic's
show.
His friend,
the
donkey says that he is always in a good humour when Dagmar
is on.
This
character
told us how he wakes up happy every day, listening to Geoff's
Daily supplement show.
There
is a mongrel
who always puts his headphones on to listen to classical music,
from Paula's programme,
or maybe Guido's
or Gabi's
shows.
We know a little
youngster
who never misses Mike
Bond's Short Siesta show: he likes a bit of pop and more modern
stuff: teenagers!
And how about
the 3
cool guys who never miss Geoff
Cameron's Treasury of Jazz, with his featured artist.
"Lend me
your ear" says the little
cat to the big dog, and let us listen to Norbert's
Europe Café: he plays some very good music.
"Leave
that cool cat alone" say the dogs: he is Dr.Dot's
cat and goes to join her on her weekly RSA interview.
And what do
you say about these 2
neighbours from the block who like to dance at the hot Latin
Spice sounds of J.Mendez.
These two
friends are happiest when they can listen in peace to Ted
Carey's Sunday Lie In
One country
dog keeps his boots on all the time when listening to Marti's
Simply Folk, in the winter season.
This young
one does not want to be disturbed at all whilst listening to
Jean-Paul's
world music: who can blame him?
Hercules
can´t wait for the holiday season when Kat
is back under the Nerja blue skies.
We have been
told about this insomniac
who keeps the radio on all day and night; and he does not like anybody
touching it either.
Then there is
the story of that dog who came to the studio with his mother, gave
a brilliant piano recital, sang some good songs and then got in
trouble with his mother, because she wants him to become a doctor,
not a performer.
Our thanks
to
Blanco and Jasper for their contribution in compiling this survey
and their invaluable help in making these testimonials available
to us.
Finally, you
can read some philosophical quotations about dogs in general: |
quotations on dogs | |