Radio Dolby 89.6 FM

Radio Dolby 89.6 fm

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Radio Dolby 89.6 FM was established in 2022 by Dylan and Drew Dolby as a fictional broadcast beamed out of Dolby City — a dystopian, post-apocalyptic metropolis alive with strange voices and stranger sounds. The late-night show blended music, drama, street interviews, artist conversations, and talkback calls from the eclectic residents who survived the city’s decay. Now, with Drew Dolby having returned to his Scottish roots, Dylan Dolby remains behind the mic, keeping the signal alive, tuning into the static and continuing to document artists whose music beats to the same pulse as life in Dolb...

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Radio Dolby 89.6 FM

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29 de jun de 2026

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Episódios

The Nightclub Scene 12.04.2022

There is nothing more Dolby than heading to a nightclub in Dolby City. This week Drew and Dylan Dolby talk nightclubs and  head out to the Cameo Club to take on a karaoke competition.  Track listing: Come Clubbing with me and Coal, Uranium, Bitcoin.  Support the show

What's your Why 11.04.2022

What’s Your Why? What gets you up each day? What’s your reason to live, to love, to breathe another day? In this episode, Radio Dolby 89.6 FM’s late night show explores our existential question. The meaning of life. Track listing: Don’t Call me  and What’s Your Why Support the show

Fashion and Trends 11.04.2022

What’s hot and what’s not in Dolby City? Music, fashion, film, hip hop in the 60’s, disposable fashion, food, books, wild dogs, hair,  film and using maths to predict future trends. Nowhere is hotter right now than Dolby City. Track listing: What do you love about living in Dolby City and Dolby Style Support the show

Driving 11.04.2022

In this episode the Dolby brothers discuss driving in Dolby city.  Dylan Dolby talks about his adventures in Thailand and ends up taking a joy ride around the streets of Dolby involving a hit and run of a vampire.  Track listing: How did you get here tonight? And Driving in the Fast Lane Support the show

It's Shit 11.04.2022

It’s all about negative thinking, the cup that is half empty. Life can be shit. Radio Dolby 89.6 FM discusses the things in life that are shit. Workplace know it alls, the futility of existence, rain,  the sound of people eating, full rubbish bins. Life is actually shit.  Track listing:Complain 2 me and It’s Shit Support the show

Why Do You Feel Sad? 11.04.2022

Why do you feel so sad? We all feel sad from time to time. This week the Dolby brothers talk about sadness and what makes you feel sad. They try to uncover the question, can you buy your way out of sadness? Is Christmas sad ?  What is the true meaning of sadness? Track listing:What makes You Sad?  It’s Sad  Support the show

Rubbish 09.04.2022

The Dolby Brothers talk about the all important topic of rubbish, recycling, worm farms, aliens dumping  UFOs on earth,  a plague of rats and the shame of your neighbours seeing what you throw out each week.  Track listing: Dolby City Records  and Don’t Judge me  Support the show

Dolby City 08.04.2022

Radio Dolby 89.6 FM is a fictional radio station based in Dolby city,  a dystopian post-apocalyptic metropolis. Dylan and Drew Dolby host a late night radio show featuring music, street interviews and talk back calls from the eclectic residents of Dolby city. In this episode the Dolby Brothers talk about what life is like in Dolby City.  Track listing: Being Dolby and Dolby City  Support the show

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