CSD Radio draws a positive interim balance
For around three weeks now, the gay and lesbian event station CSD Radio has been broadcasting in Zurich on 90.1 MHz, on the Cablecom network throughout German-speaking Switzerland and via the Internet.
For around three weeks, the gay and lesbian event station CSD Radio has been broadcasting in Zurich on 90.1 MHz, on the Cablecom network throughout German-speaking Switzerland and via the Internet. One week before the end of this year's broadcasting period, the station's makers have drawn a positive balance, as they write in a press release. As in the past five years, the number of listeners has increased over the course of the broadcasting period. The commissioning of their own antenna on Nordstrasse has also massively increased the broadcasting area. Previously, it only covered the city of Zurich. The variety of programs has been well received by the audience, the press release continues. These include formats such as "NightChat", the pop parade "Hossa", an evening "Celebrity Talk" and a morning show called "Breakfast". The Christopher Street Day parade, which will take place in Zurich on June 10, will also be a clear highlight of the broadcasting schedule this year. The station will offer a warm-up party for this event as well as broadcasts from the parade and the subsequent party. Finally, CSD Radio will broadcast from the Tour de Suisse on the last day of broadcasting, June 11. Together with other gay and lesbian organizations, the station will be represented at the second stage finish in Einsiedeln with its mobile broadcasting van.
