Adrian Cooke: The posh voice on the station. Adrian has been on the SW free radio scene since the early eighties and presents an Internet information program looking at radio related sites on the web, plus some bizarre ones as well.
 
 

Steve Chubby: Steve joined RFL after being sacked by another SW pirate Laser Hot Hits. He had said words about Radio Caroline on air, which the management of the station didn’t like and after a phone call from Mr.Moore, Steve’s services were no longer wanted at Laser who have close connections with Caroline.
 
 

Jodie: The female voice who started with the station back on FM in 1991 and was also well known for her rock shows on the former SW station from Ireland, RadioFax.
 
 

Dave Martin: "There you go" Dave is most well known for being the man behind the popular nineties SW station WNKR. Since the station has been inactive he has done the odd show for RFL and helps to keep the transmitting equipment in working order.
 
 

Eric May: "Ooh-r-Superstar" Middle East Disco DJ who was thrown off the air at Radio Bahrain for saying naughty things on the radio when he was only a guest ! Eric joined RFL when it re-launched on FM back in April 1995.
 
 

Kenny Myers: Kenny has been around on the London pirate circuit since the early seventies when he and original sixties Radio Free London member Mark Ashton revived the station in 1973. Up until 1995, Kenny built the transmitting equipment that kept the station going on FM for over two decades. Even though he is not a great lover of h.f. broadcasting, Kenny has been heard from time to time on the SW service and has done programs on the recent 1125kHz AM service to London.
 
 

Terry Philips: "The Friendly old Gentleman of Free Radio" Terry has been a supporter of free radio since the offshore days of the 1960s when he was a big Radio London fan, and later became involved in broadcasting in 1989. He met Andy Walker and together they broadcast on FM an oldies station called Radio Mi-Amigo on a Saturday afternoon. This proved to be popular, as the official ILR oldies station for London Capital Gold broadcast football matches between 3-6pm and so a gap was being filled. Terry has been on the SW airwaves since 1990. He and Walker joined with Myers and Ashton, to revive RFL in 1995 on FM twice a week.
 
 

Tony Randall: King of "The Sweetie Zone" and the Honky Tonk of the airwaves, started on the free radio path in 1972 when he joined the legendary London pirate, Radio Jackie. His biggest claim to fame was being chased by a Police car and lossing it after a raid, with a warm Jackie transmitter in the back seat. Tony had at the time, the fastest car on the London pirate scene, a gross coloured purple Ford Capri. After 20 years away from the microphone, Tony joined RFL and does now, what he did twenty years ago on the Saturday night FM pirate station Sun Radio, an over the top brand of "1970s Camp Humour".........Nice !
 
 

Andy Walker: "The Mouth of the South" In 1975 and at the age of 15, Walker became one of the site crew on the Soft Rock London AM pirate, Radio Kaleidoscope. Later that year he joined the short lived City Sounds as one of their on air voices. Walker came on to Shortwave with WFRL in 1986. He is most well known for his Free Radio Shows on WNKR between 1991-1994. With his nonsense views of the European pirate scene at the time and sometimes over the top shock comments, he built up a large following but also annoyed alot of people. Together with Terry Philips, they put RFL on shortwave and put a little piece of life back into the oldest landbased pirate station in the world.