Radio Ruesselsheim
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| Radio station ( non-commercial broadcasting ) | |
| reception | analog + sometimes digital terrestrial , live stream |
| Reception area | Rüsselsheim am Main |
| Start of transmission | March 3, 1995 |
| owner | Municipal radio Rüsselsheim e. V. |
| executive Director | Jens Grode |
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Radio Rüsselsheim (K2R) is a free radio, a non-commercial local radio station that can be received in Rüsselsheim am Main and the surrounding area. The transmission area around Rüsselsheim extends over the municipalities of Ginsheim-Gustavsburg , Bischofsheim , Hochheim , Flörsheim , Raunheim and parts of Astheim and Nauheim .
The transmission frequencies are: FM 90.9 MHz (antenna) and DAB + (channel 12C / April 1 to June 30 and October 1 to December 31). The broadcast studio is located near the Rüsselsheim train station in the middle of Ludwigstrasse. 13-15. Streaming is also offered on the website .
history
The radio project started as part of the cultural summer 1995 under the direction of the office for culture in the recording studio of Jörg Hemp. The “Office for Culture” assigned Axel Heydekamp to supervise the project. The association Radio Rüsselsheim eV, which was founded on March 3, 1995, was responsible. The founding members were: Peter “Pit” Weist, Holger Kraft, Georg Otto, Gerd Zink, Axel Heydekamp, Markus Zahnjel and Stephan Wittekind. Axel Heydekamp became the first chairman, Markus Zahnjel his deputy and Stephan Wittekind cashier. Ellen Boyboks later took over the position of deputy, Katja Linsenmann and Dirk Eisenhauer joined as assessors.
organization structure
About 90 volunteers produce programs for the radio. Marc Irmen is the program director. He coordinates the over 100 providers of around 40 different live broadcasts.
financing
The station is largely financed by funds from the Hessian State Authority for Private Broadcasting and New Media (LPR Hessen). This state media authority uses part of the portion of the license fee that it receives to support non-commercial media projects. The club members also pay a monthly fee of 3 euros. Non-profit organizations support radio with 10 euros per month and companies with 20 euros.
Broadcast times
Radio Rüsselsheim broadcasts around the clock, some of the live broadcasts are repeated.
program
The programs are a colorful mix of music, culture, politics and sport. Special programs by migrants in the respective national language such as Radio Umut (Turkish) or Radio Ciran (Kurdish), as well as Street of the Greeks (Greek) were broadcast for a long time and are typical for Radio Rüsselsheim. The station shows particular commitment in the area of media literacy / media education . In the media pedagogical center, schoolchildren in particular learn to deal with the medium of radio in numerous projects.
The following programs are broadcast:
- ARARAT - the mission with the Church
- Book lovers
- Big Stars
- Blazin vibes
- The Sunday concert
- The land radio
- El amor a la vida ( Spanish speaking )
- free spirit.
- flying sparks
- High fidelity
- Hitexpress
- Inside Rock and more
- Jazz from L to L
- John Burn explains music
- Cabaret story (s)
- L'amore e la Vita in Cristo Gesú ( Italian-speaking )
- People today - talks in the studio
- Melting pot
- Meddis sewing box
- Afternoon talk
- New at nine
- Noisedisco (Industrial, Electro)
- Open group radio - OGR
- Rewind
- KinoSkop
- Radio Attac
- Once upon a time (60s / 70s progressive rock)
- Local time
- Peters Wine Talk (topic wine )
- Phil The Gap
- plugged unfunk (drum and bass, jungle, breakbeat, techno, trance, house)
- Radio SOS (Radio AG of the Sophie-Opel-Schule)
- Radiolabor (media educational projects)
- Remember (oldies + jingles + requests)
- Roof Rabbit Radio
- SABI-News
- Smashing Sixties & Vintage Soul (Soul, 60s Music)
- Sport with us
- Tacheles (local politics, environmental protection)
- Yesterday's New's
- Youth On Air
- Time for books