Radio Articles
Radio presenter Helen Blaby spoke to MM's Heather about why online dating is so popular and what makes a niche countryside dating website so popular. Listen.
BBC Radio Scotland: “Online Dating”
MM's Heather spoke to Nina Spence about the business of online dating. Listen to the podcast from 18 minutes in to hear the interview..
BBC Radio Northampton
BBC Radio Northampton's Helen Blaby spoke to MM's Heather about why online dating has grown in popularity. Listen on demand from 1hr 55 minutes in..
BBC Radio Northampton: “Drivetime”
BBC Radio Northampton's Simon Courtie talked to MM's Heather about the Muddy Matches charity vote. Heather explained that the vote is being held to decide.
BBC2: “Steve Wright in the Afternoon”
A tweet from the Muddy Matches Twitter account was read out by Steve Wright on his afternoon show on Thursday 16th October. Listen from 1hr 32 minutes into the.
BBC Radio Berkshire: “Anne Diamond”
Muddy Matches co-founder Lucy Reeves spoke to Anne Diamond about internet dating, finding love in the countryside and launching the new Get Muddy App at The.
BBC Radio 1: “Scott Mills”
Muddy Matches was mentioned on the Scott Mills show on BBC Radio 1. Scott was talking about farmer dating in the United States and said that he'd like to set.
BBC Radio Northampton: “Making Marriage Work”
BBC Radio Northampton's Helen Blaby spoke to Heather from Muddy Matches about a new government backed scheme called 'Love Nuggets'. Heather also spoke about.
JemmOne: “Wednesday Love Expert”
JemmOne radio presenters Debbie and Neil, known as N-Debz, spoke to MM's Heather about all things love. Listen to the clip to hear Debbie talking about a Land.
Voice of Russia: “Online overtaking offline as the place to find love – survey”
Voice of Russia reporter Natasha Moriarty mentioned Muddy Matches as an example of a niche dating website while reporting upon news that online dating is due.
BBC Radio 4 World at One: “Rural Broadband”
Muddy Matches' co-founder Lucy Reeves spoke to Radio 4's Shaun Ley about what it's like to run a business in a rural location with a slow broadband.
