Radio Bruno, marking its 50th anniversary, is expanding into Rome's airwaves on 101.5 FM from Thursday 10 September with dedicated Roma coverage across daily programming and live match broadcasts.
The station will air two main Roma-focused shows. *Quelli che la Roma*, presented by Roberta Pedrelli, Luca Ferri and Andrea Verdenelli, runs daily from 9am to noon with three hours of analysis, interviews and weekly segments covering Roma, Roma Femminile and Roma 1927 Futsal. In the afternoons, Monday to Saturday from 4pm to 6pm, *Bar Forza Lupi* returns with its hosts Massimo D'Adamo, Antonella Coricello and Alessandra Fortunati. Fortunati recently received the Microfono d'Oro award for 25 years presenting the show.
Radio Bruno will broadcast every Roma fixture across Serie A, Champions League and the Coppa Italia. The programme *Radio Bruno Stadio: la Roma minuto per minuto* provides four hours of coverage per match, including one hour of pre-match build-up with official team sheets, live commentary by Massimo D'Adamo and Mirko Torre with Lorenzo Scattareggia in studio, and extensive post-match coverage featuring analysis, interviews and press conference coverage.
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Radio Bruno, Italy's prominent private radio station, is celebrating its 50th anniversary by launching dedicated AS Roma coverage on 101.5 FM from Thursday 10 September. The station will broadcast two daily shows focused on the Giallorossi: *Quelli che la Roma*, presented by Roberta Pedrelli, Luca Ferri and Andrea Verdenelli, airs daily from 9am to noon with analysis, interviews and weekly segments covering Roma, Roma Femminile and Roma 1927 Futsal. The afternoon slot features *Bar Forza Lupi*, airing Monday to Saturday from 4pm to 6pm with hosts Massimo D'Adamo, Antonella Coricello and Alessandra Fortunati, who recently received the Microfono d'Oro award for 25 years presenting the show.
Radio Bruno will broadcast every Roma fixture across Serie A, the Champions League and Coppa Italia under the programme *Radio Bruno Stadio: la Roma minuto per minuto*. Each match receives four hours of coverage: one hour of pre-match build-up including official team sheets, followed by live commentary from Massimo D'Adamo and Mirko Torre with Lorenzo Scattareggia in studio, and extensive post-match analysis featuring interviews and press conference coverage. The expansion strengthens Radio Bruno's presence in Rome as the station marks half a century of broadcasting, bringing comprehensive coverage of the club to Roma supporters.
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“Radio Bruno compie cinquant’anni di attività e festeggia lo storico traguardo arricchendo la propria offerta nella Capitale. A partire da giovedì dieci settembre, l’emittente radiofonica amplierà la programmazione trasmessa sulle frequenze centouno punto cinque FM a Roma, dedicando un’ampia sezione…”
Read the full article in Italian at Roma News.
