Radio toxic.fm turns five years old

The St. Gallen educational and regional radio station Toxic.fm is celebrating its 5th anniversary. The station was founded five years ago by students from the University of St. Gallen HSG and went on air for the first time on December 3, 2001. At that time, the station was still called "Herzschlag" and had a temporary license. After receiving a permanent license, the station was renamed Toxic.fm. In the meantime, the St. Gallen radio station has trained over 70 radio producers and established itself as the St. Gallen radio station for new music and original culture, according to a press release. Toxic.fm plays everything from rock to indie, hip hop, punk, trip hop, pop and electro with a beat, heart and rock n' roll, reaching around 30,000 listeners every day.
Since Monday, November 13, 2006, Toxic.fm has also been broadcasting a new series. Under the name "Gleichfalls.ch", the young team wants to shed light on equality between men and women in today's world. The program uses humorous radio plays to present serious situations and offer solutions for women and men.