Polskie Radio 1
Polskie Radio 1 , short PR1, full name Polskie Radio Program Pierwszy [ ˈpɔlskʲɛ ˈradjɔ ˈprɔgram ˈpjɛrfʃɨ ] (German: 'Polish Radio First Program') or Program Pierwszy Polskiego Radia [ ˈprɔgram ˈpjɛrfʃɨ] pˈlsk program of the Polish radio pˈlsk '), also known as Jedynka [ jɛˈdɨnka ] ( Eng .' The One '), is the first program of the Polish public broadcasting corporation called Polskie Radio .
It went on air on April 18, 1926.
The main contents of PR1 are:
- political comments and discussions
- Short messages
- Reports on events from art, music, literature, theater, painting
- Live broadcasts from concerts and music competitions
- Reports on current topics
- Documentation on historical topics
- half to one hour news programs
- modern as well as pop music
- Adult entertainment with celebrity guests
- Radio soaps
- Popular science information broadcasts
- demanding night program
The station is broadcast nationwide via VHF frequencies (including the 87.5 that is not approved as a band limit in Germany) and can be received throughout Europe via the long-wave frequency of 225 kHz (especially at night). The transmitter is located in Solec Kujawski , previously it was Konstantynów .