Blast 1386AM

They previously broadcast locally from their Kings Road Campus over 1386AM and online from Room A59.Since February 2020 the 1386 AM transmitter has been off the air and by June 2020 the web stream had also ceased.When it started Blast 1386 took a sustaining station overnight but as the station grew and had more content there was no need for this and Blast 1386 began broadcasting 24 hours a day 7 days a week from their studios in the heart of Reading College.On 19 September 2005, Phill Jupitus and the entire BBC 6 Music[1] Breakfast Show took over Blast 1386.The national digital station BBC 6 Music spent three hours broadcasting live from the Blast studios.
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