Hellweg radio

Hellweg radio
Radio station ( private )
Program type	Local radio
reception	analogue terrestrial , cable & web radio
Reception area	Soest district
Start of transmission	July 1, 1990
executive Director	Hans Sahl
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Hellweg Radio is the local station for the Soest district and went on air for the first time on July 1, 1990 .

History and structure

construction

In addition to the operating company, the transmitter is run by the local radio operator association in the Soest district (VG). It includes representatives of relevant groups from the Soest district. According to the state media law of North Rhine-Westphalia, VG takes on the position of employee for the editorial office for local radio in the district of Soest and is responsible for the broadcaster's program. The operating company includes the newspaper publishers Westfälischer Anzeiger , and Der Patriot (Laumann-Druck) as well as the Soest district and the city of Warstein. It is economically responsible for the broadcaster in accordance with the employment and economic plan agreed annually with the broadcasting association. The program is funded through local and national advertising and not through fees.

Chief editor

The first editor-in-chief was Georg Hesse, who was followed in 1991 by Ewald Prünte. Ruth Heinemann has been the station's editor-in-chief since 1995 .

editorial staff

The permanent employees of the editorial team include Antonia Grosch, Eiko Pate, Denise Rüscher, André Joosten and Friederike Umminger. Freelancers are u. a .: Sebastian Belda, Philipp Böckmann, Maria Heither, Dirk Hildebrand, Sebastian Moritz, Kathrin Risken, Andrea Peters and Petra Seither. The head of duty is Holger Wackerzapp.

Heike Kanter was part of the Hellweg Radio team for many years. She now works in Anne Will's editorial office in Berlin, but can occasionally be heard on Hellweg Radio on weekends. Probably the most famous presenter of Hellweg Radio was Stefan Gödde , whose voice could be heard from 1996 to 2001 in the Soest district. Other former editors are: Henning Waßmuth (news, from 1991 to 2013), Jan Henrik Grünhagen (news, 2008–2013), Christian Ribbers (moderation, 2008–2014).

program

Local broadcasts

Hellweg Radio's daily program from Monday to Friday consists of the program 'Am Morgen' from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. and the program 'Am Afternoon' from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. On Saturday morning begins with 'On the weekend' from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and after 'JoWi' (Jobs and Economy) from 12:00 p.m., the program 'Die Charts'. On Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., the program 'On the weekend' is broadcast, with results and reports of domestic sporting events being broadcast in the afternoon edition, mainly football reports and results of the teams from the Soest district.

Every half hour on weekdays from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Hellweg Radio broadcasts local news from the Soest district. On Saturdays and Sundays, local news is broadcast every half hour during local programs.

Citizen radio

From Monday to Saturday from 9:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. and on Sundays and public holidays from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., 'Radio Lippeland eV' broadcasts the so-called community radio on the frequencies of Hellweg Radio . This program is not designed by the Hellweg Radio editorial team, but by independent groups and associations from the Soest district. They are also responsible for the content of the broadcasts in accordance with the State Broadcasting Act for NRW. 'Radio Lippeland eV' provides the necessary technology and space for this and supports the producing groups in the production of the programs. The programs produced on a regular basis include B. since 1998 Metal Roundup , a one-hour program for rock and metal music.

Supporting program

Outside the local broadcasting times, Hellweg Radio takes on the general program (or supporting program) from Radio NRW from Oberhausen for the local radio in North Rhine-Westphalia . Radio NRW also delivers the world news on the hour around the clock.

Range

Hellweg Radio is the market leader in the Soest district, ahead of WDR programs . Every day (Mon-Fri), 43% (all persons over 14 years of age in the broadcasting area) switch on the program (source: EMANRW 2008 II). Thus Hellweg Radio is one of the most successful radio stations of the NRW local radio stations.

Reception possibilities

Terrestrial frequencies

The program is broadcast via four terrestrial channels in the Soest district:

• Soest (Möhnesee-Hewingsen): 100.9 MHz (Soest, Bad Sassendorf, Erwitte, Lippetal, Möhnesee, Werl, Welver)
• Werl -Wickede (Werler Stadtwald): 107.3 MH z (Werl, Welver, Soest, Ense, Möhnesee, Wickede (Ruhr))
• Lippstadt (Lippstadt): 103.6 MHz (Lippstadt, Erwitte, Geseke, Anröchte, Rüthen)
• Warstein (Belecke / Sennhöfe): 107.7 MHz (Warstein, Rüthen, Anröchte)

Cable frequencies

Hellweg Radio can be received in the Unitymedia cable network on the frequency 107.4 MHz in the entire transmission area .

Internet

The radio program can also be heard online via a live stream . The broadcasting in this way is carried out according to the broadcasters using the multicast process.

Podcast

Hellweg Radio also offers podcasts . Posts that have already been sent or the latest news can be accessed at any time.

marketing

The advertising on the local station is marketed by the Westphalian advertising company for private broadcasting WWR in Hamm (formerly Soest ). The WWR makes this continues for the transmitter radio lip wave Hamm , Radio MK and radio Kiepenkerl . Claudia Murenhoff and Michael Wicker are the two consultants for advertising and promotion at Hellweg Radio.

Web links

• Homepage of the broadcaster

Individual evidence

1. ^ Jan Henrik Grünhagen at Xing , accessed on August 25, 2014

Coordinates: 51 ° 33 '30.7 "  N , 8 ° 4' 50.1"  E