Programme Presenters

Charles Scott

Chuck Scott is Charles Robertson a resident of Banchory since 1967. Brought up and schooled in Ayr, first became interested in pop music at Butlin's Camp whilst working summer jobs. After qualifying as a veterinary surgeon at GU, came to work in Banchory and stayed. Married to Christine with whom he had 3 children producing 6 grandchildren; Christine died in 2001 and now has partner, Bridget. Founder member of Banchory RT, elder in East Church, enjoys tennis, table tennis and golf. 

Why Chuck Scott? Favourite artist is Chuck Berry, is Scottish and name is more rock and roll than Charles Robertson! Show will reflect music tastes of Rock and Roll and 60s pop 

George MacRae

I am George MacRae and have been involved in Community Radio for nearly 25 years having broadcast with Kinnaird Radio at Fraserburgh and Lochbroom FM at Ullapool. The shows of which I have most experience (not in order of preference) are Scottish ceilidh (with a touch of Irish), light classical and easy listening, particularly the sounds/music of the forties,fifties and sixties. My main objective is to provide music to the listener which is both relaxing and where possible informative of our area and Scotland as a whole. Community Radio generally is an ideal forum to achieve that objective.

 Jean

I know nothing about music, but having a great time setting up this station with a great team who know a lot about music. 

Lonestranger

Hi Y'all, I will hopefully be presenting a weekly show of music featuring mainly Blues, Rockabilly, Doo Wop and Rock 'n' Roll through to Hard Rock itself, with minimal trivial talk and no talking over the music! This will be interspersed with the odd exception, to please the uninitiated. Each week will feature a 'guest artiste', who will have a three-in-a-row slot. I personally am a retired design/project engineer from the offshore industry, so I thought I may as well have a go at entertaining the local populace. 

Graham Ross

Should have went to Woodstock