Write to the presenters.
Every presenter now has an @ltbr.fm address, and they read the post on air. Here's Nia Clarke answering hers.
Pirate radio always had a postbag. A request scrawled on the back of a flyer, a shout-out passed to whoever knew whoever held the keys to the roof. The station heard you because you wrote in.
The postbag is open again. Every presenter on the frequency has their own address now - you'll find it under each face on The Broadcasters, and in the programme drawer next to whoever is on air. Tell them what the morning looked like from your window, what a record did to you, what the night bus is like tonight. They read the post, and the good ones go out on air.
Want to know what that sounds like? Nia Clarke answers your email - a minute of Drift, a listener's letter, and a presenter talking back.
The house rules are short and on the listener email terms: on air you're your first name and, if you like, where you're writing from - never a surname, an address or a number. Messages are screened before a presenter sees them, so keep it to you and the music; adverts, other people's details and anything nasty never make it to the desk. We can't promise to read every one. We can promise someone is listening.
- The Engineer