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Our first Falmouth to Falmouth show with WCAI MA airs on Source on Wednesday 13th April at 3pm and repeats on Friday 15th April at 1pm. To find out more, go to WCAI’s site here – Falmouth to Falmouth: Connecting Cornwall to Cape Cod | CAI (capeandislands.org)
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 afield, you can still listen to us online.
Ways to listen to Source FM
Andrew Whetter and Patrick Blewett brings "Cornish Cream" to the masses of Falmouth, Penryn and beyond. With 2 hours of Cornish music at its best, showcasing artists from across the county who have gone to the trouble of recording their efforts.
The Analogue Cabin is a monthly Saturday night radio show for Falmouth, Penryn and beyond presented by Electric George and Discophil. Each edition you will be treated to a wide variety of music which has inspired dance floors.
Tennessee Bob Show on Source FM 96.1. I'll be playing American music and chatting. Taking requests and whatever else we can think of!
Between Friday 3rd and Saturday 4th June three Parklive banners were ripped from the railings at Kimberley Park. They are quite expensive to replace so please keep an eye out in case they have been dumped somewhere. Please let us know …
‘Come Rain or Shine’ is a feast of colour and cleverly devised geometric movement, created by Yskynna, in collaboration with year 6 students from Marlborough School and Sally Knight (Cscape Dance). Join in this vibrant theatrical celebration, as it lights …
Providing essential food to communities in lockdown. Fearful for the safety of their own staff. Facing unexpected and inexplicable shortages in basic goods like toilet paper and flour. Local grocers became unlikely frontline workers in the early days of the …
The first Parklive of 2022 is planned for 24th April in Kimberley Park. We then plan 5 more on the final Sunday of each month ending in September. Parklive runs from midday until 6pm, weather permitting. We are looking for artists to perform and volunteers to help at setup, during the show and at break down. More details below and at parklive.rocks 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've produced some content for it (Source) during the lockdown, and I train students to make radio and help them get involved in Source FM, one of my PhD researchers uses it for his work too. It's a really important resource that brings people together and helps us get more people able to make audio.
Abigail W, Falmouth
Entertainment, thought-provoking, love to listen to such a wide group of people from our community
Sylvia G, Falmouth
This station is great. I listen in my workshop during the day in New Jersey USA . Keep it up. Dave. Hope to visit there someday.
Dave
