Sunday 4 - 6pm & Wednesday 4 - 6am

Dick has enjoyed a long and successful radio career, working for BBC Scotland and Radio Clyde before spending 35 years with Radio Forth. He joined Crystal FM in June, 2014. His programmes have received several national and international awards. He was the first Scot to receive the (Nashville) CMA’s “International Broadcaster Award” (in 2000) and is a friend of many artistes and music industry professionals.

A lifelong music fan and vinyl collector, Ryan brings his varied musical tastes to the airwaves of Crystal FM. Although in his twenties, don’t expect anything from the recent top 40 on Ryan’s shows. On Wednesday nights, Ryan presents Rave On – a solid two hours of Rock N Roll from the 50’s and early 60’s. On Monday and Thursday mornings, his Hits and Rarities show offers a blend of Country music, big band, singer songwriters, and local artists. As the name of the show suggests, there are some hits, plus an abundance of album tracks, B-Sides and obscurities.

RAVE ON! - Wednesdays 8 - 10pm HITS AND RARITIES - Monday & Thursdays 10am - 12 noon

60’s CULT WEEKEND - Sunday 6pm

Clarky is a Veteran Radio Presenter and has Broadcast for many years. An Original Crystal FM presenter from the Stations commencement, Clarky's specialist 60s programme is a mix of Hits and Rarities featuring Pop,Northern Soul, Motown, Psych, Rock ‘n’ Roll, Reggae and much much more.

Crystal Fusion Breakfast Show - Monday to Friday from 7am

Station anchor man Colin McCall hosts The Crystal Fusion Show jammed pack with community information and news items that you may have missed, local weather and traffic information. Featuring alternative music from the norm, local bands, artists, interviews and features.

Wednesday 10pm - Midnight

Snoddy presents the CrystalFM Rock Show every Wednesday. If you love your rock and metal music, then this is the show for you. Focusing on the glory decades of the 1970’s, 80’s and 90’s as Mark brings to you hours of ear bleeding savage sounds. Send your requests through the Facebook page "The Rock Show with Snoddy" ‘Less talkin’, more rockin’..

The Folk and Roll Radio Show - Sunday 10pm

Ross Macfadyen has produced radio programming for the past 12 years, but has been a confirmed anorak since he was 16. Ross joined Celtic Music Radio 95FM in 2008 and from 2011 until 2018, he was Music and Programming Director. As a voluntary position, this role included doing a little bit of everything there is to do at a community radio station. Central to the role was curating a music database of over 20,000 tracks and formulating playlists. His own musical tastes are eclectic, ranging from Mozart to Motorhead and all in between. Founded in 2018, The Folk and Roll Radio Show has grown out of the philosophy to play any music, as long as it’s good.

A typical quote about Ross’s shows is “You never know what you’re going to get next” (Aileen, Edinburgh). So, from programme to programme, the sound may be different, with a little bit of Americana, Singer/Songwriter, Traditional and contemp- orary Scottish and Irish, Country, Pop and Rock. But rest assured, there will always be plenty of Folk 'n' Roll!

Pentland Folk - Thursday 4pm & Saturday 3pm

Originally from the Shetland Islands and now residing in Roslin. A retired teacher who has been involved in the entertainment profession on a part time basis for more than 40 years. This in the main involves performing music both with bands and individually in many different establishments."Pentland Folk", a show which provides a wide variety of entertainment mainly belonging to the folk music category.

B - RAFF Show - Wednesday 2pm

My show is a mix of local news, travel and weather and some business information as well. The music is a mix of styles, my favourite band are Runrig and I play their music regularly (usually every week!) If you would like a request get in touch with me at the studio by email studio@crystalfm.co.uk or by telephone: 01968 676386 during the show.

Between the Tracks - Tues 10pm & Sat 8pm

Bob has been involved in Radio for decades. Not only as a keen listener but also behind the microphone. He loves the 1960s when British popular music flourished, nurtured by offshore free radio 'pirate' stations - The Beat Fleet! As the 1970s saw a resurgence of radio ships in the North Sea, a more diverse choice of music became available to the listener. Recall the magic when Bob introduces "Between the Tracks", a 60s / 70s mix of music.

Daily reports Monday to Saturday 7 - 9am

Our roving reporter is experienced journalist Nigel Duncan who has more than 30 years of experience working as a reporter and sub-editor with a number of top Scottish newspapers including the Daily Record and Sunday Mail, Scottish Daily Mail, The Herald, Scottish Daily Express and the Edinburgh Evening News.