i think the merger of the 2 channels took place feb 1st. i like the rotation of the shows, but for some reason i don't care for mr. bell.
My wife is a huge fan of this channel. She was very happy it survived.
i'm getting tired of them airing commercials on sirius for cinemagic since they took it away from us.
As a sirius on line listener from overseas I am very sorry that there is now only one radioclassics on both services because they have dropped it from the on line service and of course no mention as to the reason why.I will also miss the sirus radioclassics presenter Dave Wills because he was pretty witty.He once described the theme tune to the "the whistler" as a jingle made in hell,. pretty apt I think. Meanwhile I'm off to find a new otr channel on the internet.
All recommendations greatfully accepted
I quit listening to Sirius Radio Classics.... Because of their fixed schedule, the programs I liked were never on in the late evening when I usually listened.
This is good news... The merger will provide variety. I might start listening again.
I just checked the Sirius online schedule, and of course, they haven't changed it yet. That's par for the course. I've been a Sirius subscriber for six years and during that time Sirius has continuously provided half-assed support for the RadioClassics channel.
I see that when you go to the Sirius page for Old Time Radio Classics and click on the schedule it now sends you to the XM Classic Radio schedule page!
Fred
Hello everyone. I am new here, just found this forum today!
Radio Classics is #2 on my presets. I was a Sirius subscriber prior to the merger. I don't mind Greg Bell, but I miss "Dave the Radio Classics Guy." from Sirius.
Also, I don't know if XM ever had him, but Craig Fergusson was a guest host for a weekend on Radio Classics on Sirius. Very funny stuff.
Anyway, just thought I would say "hello"