FrancisC post_id=843 time=1617063033 user_id=1108 Wrote:I think ‘The AM Show’ (previously ‘Paul Henry’) in New Zealand is probably closest example of bringing both a TV and radio studio together:
[media]https://youtu.be/xBaDVtBpxg4[/media]

I can’t think of any other examples similar to this?

Inspector Sands post_id=866 time=1617081829 user_id=1003 Wrote:When Simon Mayo started in GHR the other week they videoed it and put the opening out on social media and that too was far removed from Global's style, the studio looks so dull and tiny. I assume that some of the studios at Golden Square aren't that spacious as there's a lot of them in that small building, and it's not a dedicated GHR studio.

Steve in Pudsey post_id=858 time=1617077431 user_id=942 Wrote:Chris Evans on Virgin was shown on Sky One for a while.

jsnbts post_id=919 time=1617096218 user_id=1103 Wrote:I always remember being abroad somewhere in Europe when I was younger, and there was an (I think) Italian TV channel that was a simulcast with a radio station - they would play the music videos of the relevant song and then cut to the studio for the links. It worked really well and fascinated me. I can't remember what it was called though!

WhisperOfCinnamon post_id=844 time=1617063208 user_id=1143 Wrote:Whenever I think of radio on television my mind instantly goes to Chris Moyles’ Longest Show Ever, which was astonishingly 10 years ago (as mentioned above).

Jamesypoo post_id=886 time=1617088653 user_id=828 Wrote:RTL 102.5 (nothing to do with the other RTL) in Italy have a permanent visual radio channel available to watch online and on TV. It's quite an impressive set up. Music videos are played during songs, with slowly sweeping shots of the studio when the presenters are talking.

Joe post_id=916 time=1617095742 user_id=1035 Wrote:The geek in me has always loved seeing radio studios on TV. For me it was/is the Radio 1 studios. Part of it comes from seeing them operate the studio, part of it comes from seeing the face deliver the words, especially if you heard it on radio the first time around. With the Global et al. stuff you don't see too much of the former – but it's great to be able to laugh along (or get really sad/angry!) with short clips on social media. I think those really have a place.

Jamesypoo post_id=921 time=1617096699 user_id=828 Wrote:

jsnbts post_id=919 time=1617096218 user_id=1103 Wrote:I always remember being abroad somewhere in Europe when I was younger, and there was an (I think) Italian TV channel that was a simulcast with a radio station - they would play the music videos of the relevant song and then cut to the studio for the links. It worked really well and fascinated me. I can't remember what it was called though!

This one?

Rob post_id=924 time=1617097774 user_id=2 Wrote:

WhisperOfCinnamon post_id=844 time=1617063208 user_id=1143 Wrote:Whenever I think of radio on television my mind instantly goes to Chris Moyles’ Longest Show Ever, which was astonishingly 10 years ago (as mentioned above).

Chris reminisced about this on his Radio X show a couple of weeks ago. I watched it back recently whilst recovering from Covid. It was an absolutely remarkable feat of engineering, and the behind the scenes bits where they visited the satellite trucks were fantastic!