Martin is a Presenter not a DJ. He translates most of his show so both Maltese & foreigners can understand & is loved & respected by thousands of listeners. Keep rocking Martin!

Donald Arthur a highly respected voice over artist in USA and Germany for Simpsons and South park Author and actor , wrote –

I don’t think writing proper English (or any other language for that matter) is ever a waste of time, but I cannot believe the drivel whoever wrote this critique has to say about Martin Sapiano on the radio. As his ratings show, this is one of the most original, articulate and timely programmes on air anywhere – and I’ve listened to radio in a lot of countries! Clearly there is some kind of political issue here, which is still no reason to make stupid remarks about one of the most gifted radio presenters I have ever encountered. By the way “presenter” is the proper word – he is far more than a DJ, nor, to quote the critic does he “wannabe”.

Fake accent oh k! You probably talk half English and half Maltese now that what I call Fake hmmm I LOVE THIS ITS FUN :)

Oh and by the way FACT new listeners daily on average 2 to 5 FACT :) SO we are attracting new listeners!

Yes SORRY IF i UPSET ANYONE

I am sorry to hear that you don’t like the show ..Thanks for listening and anyway by the way ratings went up from Oct to Oct 2012 so kindly check before you comment thanking you gd day :)

I agree that Malta is, in many respects, a shithole but it does have its good points too, Baxxter, especially for the natives (I don’t know if you are one or not, I suspect not).

Family and friends are always within easy reach. You’re never far from the sea and swimming, snorkelling, diving, sailing etc. etc (nor from anything else, for that matter) and there is still a greater sense of community than in most other places.

Look at the number of returned migrants, Lou Bondi among them. Canada has one of the highest standards of living in the world yet he chose to return to Malta.

Warts and all, it is home.

You have to learn how to deal with or avoid the unpleasant aspects, it’s true, and you have to be able to get away regularly but if you can manage those it’s not so bad.

Now that we’re in the EU our children are able to move out and expand their horizons so there’s not much chance of them topping themselves before they’re 30.

People of my generation (i.e. Daphne’s) didn’t do it – under circumstances a thousand times worse, and with no EU escape clause either. ‘Nuff said.

Overheard in Mosta – ‘Jekk ma tieqafx, niksirlek ix-xedaq u ntieghulek tieklu’

Travel DOES broaden the mind, Reuben. The catch is, you need to be open to mind-broadening in the first place.