A digital station called Quarantine FM has launched to give Ireland a ‘reason to stay inside.’
The pop-up station will broadcast for twelve hours per day from 9AM today (Monday 22nd).
It will aim to provide a platform to people across the world to share their quarantine experiences.
Programmes in the launch schedule are set to provide a mix of content from music to wellbeing. Among the line-up is RTÉ Pulse’s Cally Ann Brennan with Good News Day to highlight positive stories.
In the evenings, Keep Calm & Carry On will focus on mental health and self-care with mindfulness facilitator Jemimah Freeside.
Brought about by Anna-Rose Charleton and Kate McKeown, the two found themselves without work and a lot of free time to fill due to the current pandemic.
Quarantine FM will broadcast from home studios in Dublin and is available on Voscast.
Monday’s lineup for #QuestionTime is @FrankSunTimes! Get in touch with all your questions! 12:00-12:30 #quarantinefm pic.twitter.com/1xy9Xu1tya
— QuarantineFM (@FmQuarantine) March 22, 2020