Buureradio.ch becomes Radio Tell
Buureradio.ch is now called Radio Tell and will go on air on March 1 with a new website, a new sponsorship concept and new editorial content as an Internet-only platform.
"We stand by the values of Switzerland, our down-to-earth attitude, feel committed to our roots and are nevertheless future-oriented," explains Alexander Dal Farraprogram director of Radio Tell. "This means that the most popular formations such as Hujässler or Willis Wyberkapelle are just as much a part of our program as the newcomers Quartett Waschächt, dr Eidgenoss, alphorn player Eliana Burki, or legendary folk musicians such as Dolfi Rogenmoser or Carlo Brunner."
According to the press release, some editorial features are also dedicated to folk music, which are broadcast on a weekly basis from the start of the program and are repeated at different times during the week. Radio Tell presenter Geri Kühne representatives from the folk music scene once a week and elicits many an unknown from them in his program "Visiting...". Every Thursday, Radio Tell broadcasts information about events taking place over the coming weekend. Four times a day, listeners can also choose from a wide range of songs in the interactive request concert and make a wish for someone. Because Radio Tell has listeners all over the world, a wish concert is also broadcast at 3 o'clock in the morning.
Content that focuses on Swissness
Martin Horat, Muotathal's weather prophet, tells stories about the weather once a week. Radio Tell presenter Yves Kilchör connects with listeners from all over the world in his program Heimatland. From April 1, Radio Tell columnist Marco Fritsche Every week, Radio Tell gets to the bottom of the tensions between urban and rural areas from a different location in Switzerland. Finally, Radio Tell, in collaboration with Migros, provides information about Swiss agriculture, visits production companies and introduces people from different regions of Switzerland.
Radio Tell's broadcasting formats will be continuously expanded over the coming weeks and months, and the radio station is still looking for sponsors and partners. As an Internet-only platform, Radio Tell relies entirely on new media. On the website Radiotell.ch the radio program can be switched on in the best CD quality. A special version for mobile devices is also available so that nobody has to miss out on the radio while on the move. All programs can be subscribed to as podcasts on the website. Anyone planning an event can enter it in the event calendar free of charge. Radio Tell is also present on Facebook and Twitter. The platform will be continuously expanded over the coming weeks.
