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1BTN IWD 2022
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1BTN Radio International Women’s Day Takeover

Mar 5, 2022
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Posted by Alice Peck

This International Women’s Day (IWD22), 23 female presenters take over 1BTN’s airwaves for 24 hours.

From midnight to midnight on Tuesday 8th March, tune in to Brighton & Hove’s acclaimed independent radio station 1BTN to nourish your ears on female-focused music spanning genres including Afrobeat, disco, grime, punk, techno, and everything in between.

The IWD22 campaign theme #BreaktheBias is at the heart of the takeover; for 24 hours, 23 female and non-binary DJs will spin tunes in solidarity, calling out gender bias, discrimination, and stereotyping.

For the fourth year in a row, 1BTN International Women’s Day Takeover mixes melodic delight with an additional local cause: raising money for RISE, the Sussex based domestic abuse charity. The 1BTN takeover will help RISE meet its fundraising goal of £25,000. With match funding pledged by The Big Give, donations have doubled the impact in supporting RISE’s vital services.

“So, tune in and dig deep!” says Kerry Jean Lister from 1BTN.

1BTN radio presenters

Listen to the 1BTN International Women’s Day Takeover on Tuesday 8th March 2022 via
101.4FM, and DAB+ in the Brighton & Hove area, and worldwide at www.1btn.fm

Donate to the 1BTN IWD 2022 Fundraiser here

Photo by Hannah Sherlock

Mar 5, 2022
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