FNiMN

[oddoneout]

I think it's a deliberate plan to insert a more Radio-3-ish FNIMN occasionally to stop us complaining.

But a compromise, as the spoonful of sugar approach was liberally offered by Sarah Walker's presenting, presumably to make the medicine more palatable to a FNIMN audience?

[LMcD]

But a compromise, as the spoonful of sugar approach was liberally offered by Sarah Walker's presenting, presumably to make the medicine more palatable to a FNIMN audience?

Surely Poppinesque introductions are better than pop-up trailers.

[oddoneout]

Surely Poppinesque introductions are better than pop-up trailers.

Best is neither.

[LMcD]

Best is neither.

'We never forget you have a choice'.

[oddoneout]

'We never forget you have a choice'.

"We just pretend you're not exercising it"

[french frank]

But a compromise, as the spoonful of sugar approach was liberally offered by Sarah Walker's presenting, presumably to make the medicine more palatable to a FNIMN audience?

Just listened in to the end bit as it was Mozart K370. However this turned out to be a filler, not part of the variety show. As for the presentation by SW, followed by SMP trailing Night Tracks ... [No, I've deleted that bit ]

[smittims]

Have I missed it, or have they stopped calling Radio 3 'the home of classical music'?

[oddoneout]

Just listened in to the end bit as it was Mozart K370. However this turned out to be a filler, not part of the variety show. As for the presentation by SW, followed by SMP trailing Night Tracks ... [No, I've deleted that bit ]

That's a well known trick ff, listing the fillers as if they are part of the programme. Results in some odd juxtapositions on occasion, such as at the end of the CE playlist.

[oddoneout]

Have I missed it, or have they stopped calling Radio 3 'the home of classical music'?

Don't know, I haven't listened often enough in recent weeks. Wouldn't surprise me though.