This ORG presentation features a selection of final programmes in 1971 including the DJ's choice of their all time favourate records. Live from the studios of the Mebo II, relive again the offshore party atmophere as DJs English & Dutch enter 1972.

This presentation features the complete RNI top 30 Show from September 1970 presented by Mark Westley.

RNI was probably sounding its powerful best at that time broadcasting on Medium Wave, VHF & Short Wave bands.

Another great example of Offshore history the year RNI commenced transmitting from the Mebo II.

  Also the complete Superhit 50 Chart from July 1971 with Smash plays & Hit picks.

Two very popular DJ's from RNI in the 70's these extracts are a great example of why they became household names in the pirate era of broadcasting and were essential listening.

Robin banks will always be remembered on RNI for a selection of custom jingles, hear them again on this quality collection from the ORG's achives plus a fasinating tour around Mebo II .

Tony Allen was without doubt a true legend in offshore broadcasting he was greatly respected by all that worked with him and truly loved by his listeners. This presentation is example of his talents on RNI complete with all his usual features live from the mebo II. Tony sadly died on June 9th 2004 aged 54.

RNI commenced broadcasting on 23rd January 1970 although its initial time on air only lasted 8 months it encountered many challenges within that period. On 24th September at 11.00am the station closed down the presenters had previously announced a statement explaining the reason.

This is the last hours of RNI on that eventful day with presenters Spangle Muldoon, Alan West, Andy Archer & Steven Ladd all saying their farewells and looking back on some of the events that surrounded the Radio Ship.

RNI faced many challenging times in its short illustrious history but this was one that alarmed the crew and listeners to fear the worst. Events unfolded as a tug was seen approaching the ship leading to an attempted act of piracy on the Mebo II. There was a threat to spray water on the ships antenna’s which could have caused fatalities. Hear the full dramatic account of this fascinating event live from the ship on this historic day.

This time RNI is being jammed by the British Government in an attempt to stop their broadcasts now transmitting on 244 meters a frequency close to Radio One at the time. Hear promotions for a rally opposing the jamming, plus suggestions on the forthcoming general election.