Source FM is a radio station for Cornwall, UK made by and for the people who live and work in and around Falmouth and Penryn. We’re very different from commercial radio, Source FM has a truly diverse schedule of music and chat shows for you to listen in to at all times of the day and night. Have a nose around the Schedule and Presenters sections to get a feel for the creative volunteers who work here and to see what they have to say about their radio programmes. But most of all make sure you tune in to hear the magic of real Cornish radio.
Source FM can be whatever you want it to be because the station is open to local community volunteers of all ages and walks of life. We’re always looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help make Source FM a vibrant and interesting local radio station. Whether you fancy presenting the news, producing a documentary on local history, or getting involved with our ParkLive event then please get in touch with your local Cornish radio station by emailing: enquiries@thesourcefm.co.uk
You can listen to Source FM by tuning in to 96.1FM in the Falmouth and Penryn area, but if you're further a field, you can still listen to us online.
Ways to listen to Source FM
After discovering her passion for music and film Nat Adewole creates her show ’Natflix’ talking about cinema, previews, reviews, interviews and more.
Konquerin Soundz are a reggae soundsystem that have been based around Cornwall since 2006, doing dj sets in the early days to building our own sound system & representing with artists & other sound crews.
Making Paper boats is radio origami, an eclectic expressive and imaginative two-hour radio show. Bringing songs, sounds and spoken word from around the globe. A voyage of discovery every Sunday afternoon from 3pm to 5pm..
A very different show musically than I would usually do, every track was an instrumental. Here’s the rundown of what we played. John Barry Seven plus Four – Hit And Miss Mason Williams – Classical Gas Dave Brubeck Quartet – …
Source FM were very happy to be involved in the Patches of Land project, led by Stellaria Media and Soundart Radio, but also in collaboration with Radio Saint Austell Bay, Radio Scilly and Phonic FM. The project was funded by …
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ParkLive is a free, family friendly community event produced by SourceFM. Find out more
7,000 Cornish residents tune in to Source FM every week and in June 2015 we registered over 10,000 online listens.
7,000 Cornish residents tune in to Source FM every week and in June 2015 we registered over 10,000 online listens.
I can only say how much pleasure Source FM has given us over the years! What an amazing radio station! Unbelievably and consistently excellent! Well done and thank you, Best wishes, Jeremy
Jeremy
I just discovered your wonderful station! Wow love it....from Barbara Hepworth to the Buzzcocks! Very cool indeed. I grew up as a kid in Cornwall (St. Day and Grampound) in the 60's my family emigrated to California in 1967. My love for anything brewed in Cornwall is strong! I have spent the last 40 years as a Graphic Designer for TV and Print here in Los Angeles, I was also an online DJ for a local station here. So happy to have discovered Source!
James
Just wanted to say what a lovely surprise it was on Monday morning when I first discovered your channel on my tablet. I am an artist and I love to have music and humour playing in my studio. The programme that I discovered was called the Monday Morning Comedy Collective with a presenter called Colin Leggo . A lovely lively entertaining programme with lots of humour and a good variety of music. I think a big strength of the programme is the warm personality and the professional style of the presenter. Colin Leggo was often using funny voices which I found really funny but he also encouraged the listeners to contribute to the programme. He was also interviewing a comedian which was interesting and entertaining. I will definitely catch the Colin Leggo show again and explore the other Source programmes.
David Hosking
