Radio culture

This weekend, we made a trip to the Netherlands again. As the journey is not too long, between between 3 and 4 hours without traffic jams, we do this quite regularly.
On the way, we usually have the radio on. In Germany, a German channel is serving us with conversation and music. As soon as we cross the border, I switch to a Dutch station. Yesterday, I heard the program ZoëyZo, on the pop-music station BNN, presented by Eddy Zoëy. I liked it, and it struck me, how typically Dutch this radio program was. However, when I asked myself what it was that made this program so typically Dutch in my eyes, and what the differences actually are between German and Dutch radio styles, I didn't really know.

Time to check it out. I will get back on this, later.