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  Radio review: London Soundscape

  9 Jan 2012: Songs, chat and archive clips conjured an audio history of the capital from the 1948 Olympics to today, writes Elisabeth Mahoney

• Hugh Burnett obituary

  9 Jan 2012: Television producer who based his groundbreaking Face to Face interview series on his earlier radio show, Personal Call

• Another view on I, Regress

  8 Jan 2012: Andrew Hillsdon: This Radio 4 comedy is enjoyable, but presents a stereotypically scary view of the hypnosis trade

• Rewind radio: Colin Paterson, Rachel Burden; Zane Lowe, Annie Mac; In Search of Barney Bubbles

  8 Jan 2012:

  A new year game of musical chairs brought welcome late-night talent to early-morning ears, writes Miranda Sawyer

• Radio review: Between the Ears – Obituary Notice

  7 Jan 2012: This idiosyncratic delight was both a love letter to radio and a eulogy for a fading community, writes Elisabeth Mahoney

• What I see in the mirror: Johnny Vaughan

  6 Jan 2012:

  'Of course, on the radio, you're always handsome and tanned'

• Bob Holness obituary

  6 Jan 2012: Modest quizmaster who achieved cult status at the helm of Blockbusters

• TuneIn Radio talks apps, cars, discovery and streaming rivals

  5 Jan 2012:

  Stuart Dredge: With 30m active users around the world, company is keen to keep innovating

• Radio review: In Our Time – the Written World

  4 Jan 2012:

  The spread of all major faiths depended on the written word, as Melvyn Bragg's fascinating account showed, writes Elisabeth Mahoney

• Radio head: What makes a good radio presenter?

  3 Jan 2012: The secret, as Terry Wogan alluded to in his Desert Island Discs, is in the warm interaction with listeners, writes Elisabeth Mahoney

• Radio review: Nature: Soundings from Antarctica

  3 Jan 2012: Chris Watson's programme was a gripping listen full of unexpected noise and energy expressed through sound, writes Elisabeth Mahoney

• Radio review: Don't Log Off

  2 Jan 2012: Random strangers share intimate secrets when Alan Dein invites them to talk to him via Facebook, writes Elisabeth Mahoney

• Radio review: The Mumbai Chuzzlewits

  1 Jan 2012: A Dickens classic is given a vivid contemporary edge with a colourful setting in modern-day Mumbai

• Rewind radio: Today; The Infinite Monkey Cage – review

  1 Jan 2012: Guest editor Mo Ibrahim gave Today listeners a compelling picture of African success and western corruption, says Miranda Sawyer

• Radio moments of the year 2011

  30 Dec 2011: Elisabeth Mahoney: Nigel Pargetter's tragic end in The Archers was not the only surprise – there were countless gems despite austere times

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