Radio Ferrymead 1413 AM
Christchurch, NZ

taking music's past into the future


WHAT’S BEEN HAPPENING

The Radio Ferrymead Building

This year, Radio Ferrymead celebrates 32 years broadcasting to Christchurch and Canterbury each Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, on 1413AM.

Listen to us on the internet

You can also listen to us 24/7  on the internet from New Zealand or around the world. Visit the Homepage.

If you’re listening from anywhere outside of Christchurch, New Zealand, we would like to know where you are listening from. Please phone us any Saturday or Sunday or send an email :

                +64 – 03 – 3845678   or      listen@radioferrymead.co.nz

Our PO Box number has changed. 

Our new PO Box number is PO Box 41177, Ferrymead, Christchurch 8247

Just A Phone Call Away

If you enjoy the music we play throughout each weekend, maybe  give our announcers a call and tell them. They are always up for a quick chat between songs. Phone them on our studio number:   3845678

Request a Song by Phone

Sunday morning from 10.30am until 12.30pm                                                                                                    

Hear that song that you haven’t heard for ages. You can phone in on  384 5678  for a request on You Ask, We PlayYour music request will be searched for in our vinyl record library and set up, ready to be played between 12 noon and 2pm the following Sunday. We really enjoy playing the requests and bringing back all those memories for you, so call in on Sunday.

Advertise Your Event Across Christchurch and Canterbury

Our Community Noticeboard is a free service for  non-profit organisations.  Please make sure that we receive your notice at least 3 weeks before your event weekend. Check out our Welcome page for the link to send us your notice. The Community Noticeboard is broadcast at 10am and again at 1pm every Saturday and Sunday on 1413AM                                         

Studios

Studio 2 has had a revamp, with new turntables, players and microphones. The studio is available for training our potential announcers who are unable to practice on a weekday but are now able to train during the weekend.

Record Library

The vinyl record library is constantly being added to. An ongoing  system of records being vetted for quality or replacement is being handled by the busy library team. The Library Team do have surplus LP records for sale. Enquiries: listen@radioferrymead.co.nz

The Dini Collection

Visitors entering our new building, often enquire where the gramophones are. They remember the Dini Collection we cared for in our previous building. Bill Dini ran the Antigua Boat Sheds and over the years built up a world class collection of music boxes, organ players and gramophones. This collection is now housed in a separate building within a short walk across from the Radio Ferrymead studios, and open each day for you to take a look around.

The Museum of Sound and Radio

The domestic side of the museum is now open to visitors. It features a number of radiograms from different decades and displays of past radios and televisions. Our transistor collection is now displayed in new display cabinets, for better viewing.

An entry sign showing examples of what can be seen inside is next to the entry pathway. In the foyer visitors can see the announcer at work, through the viewing window. Give them a wave.

 Main Sponsor

  • Intelligro – gardening without guesswork   

           Manufacture and sales of all landscaping mulches, composts, soils and stone coverings and general garden products  

          Address:     261 Manion Road, Weedons, Christchurch 7677

         Phone:   03 347 9012

        Here is our link to Intelligro:     https://intelligro.co.nz

Sister Station

  •  Village Radio – Tauranga 

This is our sister station, in Tauranga. It is situated in  a similar heritage park to ourselves. It’s interesting just how many things the two stations have in common with music and listeners, even though they are run in slightly different ways.

   Here is our link to Village Radio     http://www.villageradio.co.nz/