Programming
The radio station is home to a wide range of independent and (somewhat) avant-garde recordings, including:
- The Bike Show: a "weekly radio show about cycling"; broadcast in the summer and autumn months.
- Hogmaal: a programme "principally concerned with Somali culture in the UK and Somalia."
- Calling All Pensioners: recorded weekly by the Deptford Action Group for the Elderly (DAGE)
- Little Atoms: a talk/discussion show based around ideas of enlightenment.
- "One Life Left": a videogames FM radio show.
- Flomotion: a programme by Nick Luscombe, interviewing "emerging artists and established cutting-edge musicians".
- Deep Fried Planet: discussions regarding "current environmental affairs", presented in the first series by Ben Stewart and Joss Garman and, in the second series, by Pat Thomas.
- Henry Scott-Irvine presents…: an interview series broadcast on Sunday afternoons, with Scott-Irvine hosting.
- sicknotes (typeset in lowercase): a teenager-targeted production venturing into London's underground music scene
- Atlantic Waves: a exploratory world music programme, produced and presented by Miguel Santos
- Hooting Yard on the air: A humorous literature program written and presented by writer/performer Frank Key.
Resonance carries broadcasts from the international Radia network and, during the night, archival material in the form of The Nightloop. Democracy Now! is also syndicated on Resonance FM.
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