Insanity Radio

Insanity Radio is a community station based at Royal Holloway, University of London, in Egham. Its team includes students and people from outside the university, combining a campus connection with a wider local audience. The station began serving its community in 1998 and expanded its online reach in 2000. It operates with support from the university and students' union while retaining editorial independence.

Music is central to the service, including opportunities for emerging artists and new radio presenters. Insanity Rocks is one of its specialist programmes, with recent editions devoted to rock listening. Music-led periods through the morning and afternoon accompany the presented output, while the station's wider editorial work follows releases, live performances and the cultural conversations surrounding them.

Its music journalism includes Eoin Moffatt's reporting on live acts such as Overpass and Good Neighbours, and Jasper Bunclark's writing about The Kid LAROI. Debra Osemwegie's contributions cover concert performance and film culture, including discussion of Michael B. Jordan and Black cinema.

Insanity also reports on Royal Holloway and the surrounding area, including developments affecting students and incidents around Egham. Volunteers receive training in both on-air and behind-the-scenes roles, with the station providing a platform for local ventures, events and grassroots activity. Its mixture of community reporting, cultural writing and music broadcasting reflects a service made by people participating in university and local life.