Voice FM 103.9

Voice FM 103.9 streams live from Southampton, United Kingdom, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in R&B, Reggae, Jazz, Soul, Talk, News, Comedy music.

The broadcaster delivers a diverse mix of music, news, events, and community-focused programming. Its core offering centers around showcasing music from the South Coast, alongside a dedicated chart highlighting local talent. The station also provides updates on local news and events, aiming to keep listeners connected to happenings within the community. A significant portion of the schedule is devoted to specialized music shows, catering to a wide range of tastes, from soul, R&B, and reggae to Soca, Jazz-Funk, Afrobeats, and more. The station also features content related to arts and culture, alongside a platform for community voices and discussions. The programming schedule includes several distinct shows with dedicated hosts. “Don John” airs weekly, alternating with “Soul Train” and “Night Moves,” and focuses on soul, R&B, and reggae music. Following that is “Coco P Soca Show,” which highlights fresh Soca music from the Caribbean. “JFS with GMan” delivers a mix of Jazz-Funk and Soul, while “Afrobeats – A Music Show with Mr Buoyant” showcases the latest music from across African nations. The station also features podcasts, including interviews and discussions on topics ranging from arts and culture to sports and community issues, such as an interview with the head of Parkinson’s UK, Gary Shaughnessy. Recent on-air selections have included tracks like “Cha Cha Slide” by Mr. C, “Goodbye Wednesday Works,” and “Talk About It” featuring Wilson Shaner, alongside selections from artists like ROYALS and Nakei_Nairobi Mbilia Bel. The broadcaster is currently engaged in a fundraising drive, aiming to raise £20,000 for new, accessible studios. This project, dubbed “StudioRefresh,” reflects a commitment to inclusivity and providing a platform for a wider range of voices. The station’s online presence extends beyond live radio, including blogs featuring discussions on current events and popular culture. One recurring blog series, “D-Word,” covers topics such as a presenter’s reaction to a Daily Telegraph article, a discussion of the BBC’s “The Traitors,” and a feature on the new autistic Barbie. Community members, such as Xan Phillips, contribute content through letters to the editor. The station is accessible through multiple platforms, including FM the station, DAB, online streaming, dedicated apps, and voice assistants like Alexa. Listeners can also engage with the broadcaster through social media channels, including Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and WhatsApp. The station also provides a platform for listener submissions, encouraging community members to share their stories and perspectives. The recent inclusion of a discussion with Phoebe Stanton about wheelchair rugby further demonstrates the broadcaster's commitment to highlighting diverse voices and experiences.