More cultural topics, ambitious news programmes, new names and new sounds – this is the autumn programme offer prepared by Polish Radio Programme 1. Ula Kaczyńska’s new programme, broadcast every day between 2pm and 3pm, will feature announcements of the most interesting cultural events, as well as conversations with artists and cultural figures. The “Folder Favourites” programme will also feature avant-garde music.
Pilot programs permanently included in the schedule
In the fall, programs previously broadcast on a pilot basis will return to Program One permanently. And so, in the evening, program “Spotkania Jedynka” at 9 pm, listeners will be greeted by Agata Passent and Rafał Sławoń, who will host the program “Motywy”, Anna Maruszeczko in the series “Close and Closer” and Ludwika Włodek, which, after the summer series “The World According to Ludwika”, returns with the program “Głosy Kobiet”.
The same band will also feature historical programmes by Michał Wójcik and Marek Stremecki “Close History” and Grzegorz Kalinowski’s weekend programme “Odrodzona – Nieznana”, dedicated to the most interesting episodes in the history of the Second Polish Republic.
Grzybowski’s shortest broadcast. New voices in “Music at Night”
The broadcast on weekdays after 8 pm has been reduced to one hour. 13:00 “Tylko Honestly” broadcast, in which Krzysztof Grzybowski talks to listeners and guests about socially important topics. The character of “Music by Night” will also change, in which Paweł Sito, former head of Radiostacja, and Marcin Sobesto, former journalist of RMF FM, Radio PiN and Radio Kolor, join the presenters.
In the new season, the main presenter of “The Four Seasons” will be Roman Czejarek, and Daniel Wydrych will continue to be the presenter of Poranne Sygnały Dnia. The morning political conversations will be hosted by Karol Surówka and Grzegorz Osiecki.
Channel 1 management continues to make changes
The management of Radio One, headed by Paulina Stolarek-Marat (former editor-in-chief of Radio Zet) since February, wants to continue the changes initiated a few months ago, expanding, among others, the variety of cultural programs, as well as focusing on reliable information and ambitious journalism.
– We are not making a revolution (except the return to objective and reliable information and political journalism – which has already happened and which we are trying to improve). We are changing evolutionary, respecting the tradition and attachment of a large group of listeners to the radio they know and like. – says Paulina Stolarek, emphasizing the strength of Jedynka’s diverse team, which includes radio figures such as Maria Szabłowska, Paweł Sztompke and Zbigniew Krajewski, but also radio players of the younger generation: Ula Kaczyńska, Karol Surówka, Martyna Podolska, Kamil Wicik and Ludwika Włodek, Ania Maruszeczko and Agata Passent.
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– We will not compete at any cost with commercial broadcasters, but we will not close our eyes to the changes that are taking place in the world. We want traditional and new bands to have one thing in common: exemplary level, respect for listeners, friendly and at the same time ambitious character. This is how we see the role of public radio. – says the director of Radio One, announcing new changes. Next year, that is, in its centenary, the station will present a new sound configuration to its listeners.
Radio One Audience
In the latest audience survey of the largest radio stations in Poland, conducted by Radio Track Kantar Polska from May to July this year. Polish Radio’s Programme One came in fifth place (the leader is RMF FM, followed by Radio Zet and Eska)registering 4.8 percent. Market share.
