Available on 97.4 and 103.2, Red Dragon FM is a South Wales radio station which plays all the hits…read moreof the moment. This is great if you're between the ages of 8 and 17, but not quite so great is you mind hearing the same songs playing over and over and over and over... No, to be fair, Red Dragon is not nearly so bad as some other station where they literally play the same 20 songs, at least here there are requests for older songs, so you'll occasionally find yourself listening to a bit of a gem. Train's 'Drops of Jupiter' springs to mind. Who's that tutting in the back? Red Dragon FM are very involved in the local community, looking through the galleries on their website showed a massive amount of local events that they've been a part of. They are also very involved while on air, with local listeners forever honing in for competitions or other random involvement. Anyway, this is the kind of station you might flip on while you do the housework or might have to listen to while in work, but it's not going to speak many words or wisdom or enhance the culture in your life.

Love all of the popular chart tunes; want to listen to fun and friendly people and voices on your…read moreradio machine? Then this is your ideal radio station. If you go down to Cardiff Bay and visit the Atlantic Wharf centre, then you're surely in for an entertaining time, or rather your children perhaps really are... A five star radio show; it has competitions, quizzes, phone in call sessions, guess the song and singer games, they have the local news updates, traffic and weather updates, they go out and about locally, they know their gossip about the arts and entertainment world and often help with charities. They are very sensitive towards their audiences, polite and caring. They also have a website. Which is full of games: news, competitions and of ways in how, if you should so wish to, to get in touch. You can watch them speak in their attractive studio of a station. I recommend for all teenagers, and young adults from ages; 12 - 30 year olds, preferably for those who live in Cardiff or Wales.

I hate commercial radio, there's something about all those catchy commercial ditties that just get…read morestuck in your head and make me crazy. Still I do occasionally switch to Real Radio for a bit of cheese in the evenings when other stations get serious. I like David Heane's Evening show for a bit of sit along action on the way home for example. It's about as good as commercial radio gets really, there is something on there for everyone and on the Welsh version I like that they give you news on what's going on and different tips like the money saving tips for eating out.

If you want to listen to a bit of light-hearted pop music, both current chart toppers and other…read morecontemporary classic hits, then Real Radio isn't a bad choice. Aimed at 25-54 year olds, it's an independent local radio that broadcasts on FM from Morganstown in Cardiff right across South and West Wales. It does have a slightly cheesy tone - as do most local radio stations - but the music is easy to listen to and their news bulletins are pretty good, combining some national and showbiz stories, and some local news. They also sometimes run some decent competitions, and have regular features such as 'Pop the Question' every weekday (on the mid morning show) when they ask a set of questions, and listeners call in with their answers - with the chance to win a prize (such as a DAB digital radio) if they get them right.

Ok I'll lay it on the line - I work for Nation Radio - I do a Saturday afternoon show from 2pm -…read more6pm. But even if i didn't i would listen because I like proper music created by bands who are passionate about it. It's not manufactured pop its real music from the Arctic Monkeys to the Rolling Stones - if you like this too check us out on 106.8 & 107.3 FM also on DAB and the internet.

I normally hate local radio. All you're getting is exactly what the national stations offer but on…read morea smaller budget, with over the hill or shitter DJs constricted by an even less adventurous music policy, the only 'payoff' being that you get a smattering of local news and some incredibly annoying advertisements. And yet, for some reason, I actually have a bit of a soft spot for Star Radio. Maybe it's because, somewhat appropriately for a station that broadcasts out of Western Super Mare, they seem to be stuck in something of an 80s timewarp. Basically, the music policy, instead of just pumping out the same load of old X Factor rubbish, focuses on classic hits from the 80s and beyond (I just tuned in for a random sample and they were playing 'That's Entertainment' by The Jam). Now, don't get me wrong, I wouldn't normally tune in from home under any circumstances whatsoever, but if you're stuck in your car and are forced to listen to your radio, this sits somewhere inbetween the almost acceptable at times Radio 2 and subjecting yourself to Heart FM.

Aimed, I think, at people slight older than I am, this radio station is heavy on the eights…read moreclassics. This seems to be the only real uniting feature of the music choices, with Aerosmith sitting cheek by jowl with Whitney Houston. Inoffensive nineties pop gets a look in to - Christina Aguilera being a perennial favourite of the DJs. If you've got a taste for these decades then this radio station is OK. Otherwise it's not that great. They seem to share Heart FM's taste for celebrity news, which I find achingly dull. If learning obscure details of the lifetimes of the rich and famous are how you like to spend your leisure time, then tune in. I suppose this is counteracted slight by their having local news coverage, the only decent reason to tune in I can think of. The DJs aren't great, and to be honest I can't see why you'd choose Star over just sticking on a CD.

An Award Winning local community radio station, broadcasting on 93.2 fm to the city of Bristol, UK…read more& the joint home of The One Love Breakfast. BCfm were Sony Gold award winners in January 2011, BME Community Award Winners in November 2013 for "Improving peoples Lives" and also VOSCUR "Best Idea Into Action" Award winners in the same month for devising and launching The One Love Breakfast show. BCfm serve the entire city of Bristol including the many diverse communities that make it such a vibrant and amazing place to live. Shows include Legendary Heavyweights like Deli G's The Touch, Tristan B's Cool As, Freshblood Crew & Reggae Don Dezzi Rankin. BCfm also hosts the Real Women show that includes award winning broadcaster Sherrie Eugene Hart, a Science show with the renowned Malcolm Love, Jerry Cowhig MBE with a classical programme and other strands dedicated to our over 60's, nature, food,the arts, Bristol Music, our LGBT community , sport and so much more. If you haven't already, check us out & join the family . Listen online at bcfmradio.com or on fm on 93.2

Come on guys - give heart a break!…read more So it might not do your street cred much good to have it blaring out with the windows down but I find, in my half an hour drive from work to home it is one of the only stations that I can guarantee actually being able to listen to some music on! Other stations decide to use this peak listening time to presenting mindless babble, when all I want is a few tunes to get me home quicker. I do agree that the talking on Heart is just as bad if not worse, I tend to just tune into another station in between songs. The other real good point is that they are a local station, so you get the travel news relevant to you, and during our recent snow crisis I used their website to find out which buses where running and which roads were closed. I am a fan. If there gave me a t-shirt - I'd wear it.

Oh my God. I had to listen to this radio station whenever I was at my old job and I hated it. The…read moreworst thing was that I found myself singing along after about a week of listening to the same songs over and over again. Even worse are the terrible adverts and jingles (more signing along). Even worse...me having these songs and jingle stuck in my head after work and all the way home. Thanks for polluting my mind.