Audience Council is enthusiastic about "Musik+" on Radio SRF Virus
The SRG Audience Council for German-speaking Switzerland praises the "Musik+" program on Radio SRF Virus to the skies. It only criticizes one thing: that the programme is not better known. The Audience Council is much less enthusiastic about the radio satire programs.
According to the Audience Council, the programme is characterized by a diverse, "very successful" selection of topics and creative implementation. In a statement on Tuesday, it described "Musik+" presenter Reena Thelly as simply "the ideal cast". Original sounds, interviews and moderation "come across as fun, fresh, attractive and intelligent". The internet presence is uncomplicated and straightforward. All in all, the show is "a hidden gem" that would be worthy of being much better known.
"The only major criticism" is the relative obscurity of "Musik+". The program is broadcast on the last Tuesday of every month from 6 to 7 p.m. on Radio SRF Virus. It features a wide variety of contributions on music, science and pop culture.
Wanted: Humor
The Audience Council is much less enthusiastic about the radio satire programs. More "biting humor" would be appropriate here. However, it is well aware that the appropriate resources would be needed to expand the Satire & Small Art editorial team. Saturday lunchtime programs are predestined for satire. In contrast, the council members felt "somewhat disoriented" with the Wednesday evening programs - "Spasspar-tout", "PET" and live cabaret broadcasts. Sometimes they wished for more wit and more exaggeration. (SDA)
