Radio Days is written & hosted by Adam
	The tour is conducted via Zoom and lasts approx 1 hour – 80 minutes

UPDATE 5 JULY 2022… Radio Days – A History Of Radio In London, the Science & Showbiz Virtual Tour is currently not on the schedule but CAN be booked as a private tour.

To book a private Radio Days – A Virtual Tour simply fill in the form below making sure you include the date and time you would like to book. Virtual tours are presented live and last between one hour and eighty minutes. You can also request a free 15 minute virtual tour demo.

Radio Days

It’s the science and show business virtual tour…

Radio is the child of many fathers and we’ll tune in to the locations where the big breakthroughs in physics and mathematics took place in London in the 19th & early 20th Century.

There surely can’t be too many tours that feature James Clerk Maxwell* AND Tony Blackburn** but this one does! We’ll examine the celebrity culture that grew up around radio presenters in the 1960s, 70s and 80’s – and track the rise and fall of BBC Radio One.

We’ll look at the challenges of broadcasting during WWII and even take a refreshing dip in the Thames Estuary to look at the birth of commercial radio in Britain.

Don’t touch that dial!

*19th Century scientist whose mathematical works unified the principals upon which radio broadcasting was built

** Former Pirate Radio DJ who went legit and spun the first record on new BBC pop music station Radio One in 1967