NPO Radio 1















































NPO Radio 1
NPO Radio 1 logo 2014.svg
Broadcast area Netherlands
Slogan
Het nieuws van alle kanten ("The news from all sides")
Frequency
FM: 91.8–105.3 MHz
DAB+: 12C
CanalDigitaal: 701 (Astra 23.5°E)
Digitenne: 101
KPN: 801
Ziggo: 801
Various frequencies on analogue cable
First air date 1985
(1947 as Hilversum 2)
Format News and sport
Owner NPO
Sister stations
NPO Radio 2
NPO 3FM
NPO Radio 4
NPO Radio 5
NPO Soul & Jazz
FunX
Webcast
Radioplayer
Webstream
Webcam
Playlist
Website www.radio1.nl



Radio 1 logo used until 2014.


NPO Radio 1 is a public-service radio channel in the Netherlands, broadcasting mainly news and sport. It is part of the Netherlands Public Broadcasting system, NPO. It can be compared with BBC Radio 5 Live.




Contents






  • 1 History


  • 2 Content contributors


  • 3 Broadcast programming


  • 4 See also


  • 5 External links





History


The channel originated in 1947 as "Hilversum 2", and transmitted using its original name until 1 December 1985, when the name was changed to "Radio 1", and remained so until becoming "NPO Radio 1" in 2014.



Content contributors


As of 2019, the following broadcasting organizations participate in the production of NPO Radio 1's programming:



  • AVROTROS

  • BNNVARA

  • EO

  • Human

  • KRO-NCRV

  • MAX

  • NOS

  • NTR

  • PowNed

  • VPRO

  • WNL



Broadcast programming


Airing from Monday to Friday:



  • NOS Radio 1 Journaal (NOS) (06:00-09:30)

  • Spraakmakers (KRO-NCRV) (09:30-11:30)

  • 1 op 1 (KRO-NCRV) (11:30-12:00)

  • De Nieuws BV (BNNVARA) (12:00-14:00)

  • Zaagmans, a live quiz show (Wednesday 13:30-14:00)

  • Het Lagerhuis (BNNVARA) (Thursday 13:05-13:30)

  • Bureau Sport Radio (BNNVARA) (Friday 13:30-14:00)

  • Radio EenVandaag (AVROTROS) (14:00-16:00)

  • Nieuws & Co (NOS/NTR) (16:00-18:30)

  • Dit is de dag (EO) (18:30-19:00)

  • Bureau Buitenland (VPRO) (19:00-19:30)

  • Kunststof (NTR) (Monday to Thursday 19:30-20:30)

  • Mangiare! (NTR) (Friday 19:30-20:30)

  • Haagse Lobby (WNL) (Monday 20:30-21:30)

  • Brainwash radio (Human) (20:30-21:30, last Monday of the month)

  • Langs de Lijn En Omstreken (EO/NOS) (Monday 21:30 - 23:00, other days 20:30-23:00)

  • Met het Oog op Morgen (NOS) (23:00-00:00) (nightly)

  • Hoorspelhalfuur (changing broadcasters) (Friday nights 00:00-00:35)

  • Nooit meer slapen (VPRO) (00:00-02:00)

  • Dit is de nacht (EO) (Monday nights 02:00-06:00)

  • Focus (NTR) (Tuesday nights 02:00-06:00)

  • Wat het daglicht niet verdragen kan (NTR) (Wednesday nights 02:00-04:00)

  • App radio (AVROTROS) (Wednesday nights 04:00-06:00)

  • Nachtzuster (Max) (Thursday nights 02:00-06:00)

  • De nacht van de radio (BNNVARA) (Friday nights 02:00-05:00)


Airing on Saturday:



  • Riza (BNNVARA) (05:00-07:00)

  • NOS Radio 1 Journaal (NOS) (07:00-08:30)

  • Nieuwsweekend (MAX) (08:30-11:00)

  • De Taalstaat (KRO-NCRV) (11:00-13:00)

  • dr Kelder en Co (AVROTROS) (13:00-14:00)

  • Argos (VPRO/BNNVARA/Human) (14:00-15:00)

  • Radar Radio (AVROTROS) (15:00-16:00)

  • WNL op Zaterdag (WNL) (16:00-18:00)

  • WNL Opiniemakers (WNL) (18:00-19:00)

  • Langs de Lijn (NOS) (19:00-23:00)

  • De Zes Ogen van de Fries / Onze man in Deventer (BNNVARA) (00:00-01:00)

  • De wereld van BNNVARA (BNNVARA) (01:00-03:00)

  • Druktemakers (BNNVARA) (03:00-05:00)


Airing on Sunday:



  • Riza (BNNVARA) (05:00-07:00)

  • Vroege Vogels (BNNVARA) (07:00-10:00)

  • OVT (VPRO) (10:00-12:00)

  • De Perstribune (MAX) (12:00-14:00)

  • Langs de Lijn (NOS) (14:00-19:00)

  • Reporter Radio (KRO-NCRV) (19:00-20:00)

  • Kwesties (NTR) (20:00-21:00)

  • Radio Doc (changing broadcasters) (21:00-22:00)

  • Langs de Lijn (NOS) (22:00-23:00)

  • Zwarte Prietpraat (PowNed) (00:00-02:00)

  • Nachtkijkers (KRO-NCRV) (02:00-04:00)

  • Fris (KRO-NCRV) (04:00-06:00)



See also


  • List of radio stations in the Netherlands


External links


  • Official website

















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