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• Coherence might be overrated if it limits connections and new relations! An addition to Boston's Regional AirWaveWEB Radio Program Notes, for active radio listeners and for anyone utilizing webcasting, worldwide listeners, with references, relations, resources, and possibilities. ...
• Another public radio plea: 'Please let the underwriters know how much you appreciate them'. ...
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• The letter combination that I prefer is: NRP ( National Radio Project). ...
• Science Friday or "Fear Friday"? Though still retains the former consistent program quality but appears rare that related views that are critical of the U. ...
• A "Public Service" Radio Renouncement Vaccine, Act-1 , pointer to Boston's IMC, the original base of this. ...
• Still looking for those frank reflections of reality from those 'State of the Union' samples aired on No Censorship Radio, etc. ...
• This is to complement existing website and other resources of each of Boston's community radio shows (details at AirwaveWEB). ...
• Radio with a View's site has recently been updated. ... notes can "burn CD of a program and since shows are streamed what iss needed for resources to archive, Sounds of Dissent and o thers? .
• National programs such as National Radio Project, Making Contact, etc. are represented via airings from Martin Voelker's No-U-Turn Radio. Glad to hear others on Boston's AirwaveWEB flyer having been airing special segments, Alternative Radio and such, and still waiting for so-called public radio in Boston to air as is done in other parts of the United States. ...

• 2000 SCHEDULE - THE VETERANS HOUR RADIO PROGRAM.
•   Listen to the Veterans Hour radio program the first Saturday each month on WDAS-AM 1480 from 6-7 pm.
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• "It's Over Your Head" Astronomy Radio Program.
• "It's Over Your Head" is Celestial North's weekly radio program covering all things astronomical. The show airs during radio prime-time each Wednesday morning at 7:20AM, and again at 10:30AM Saturday mornings. ...
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• Until 2001, the program was recorded at the KSER studios. But we wanted to be more creative with our program, and to do so meant having more control over production. ...
• "It's Over Your Head" appeared in the February 2003 edition of Sky and Telescope magazine as part of an article about astronomy radio programs and online astronomy. ...

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• Friday, June 20, 2003 - The HamTestOnline website announced today its new Youth in Amateur Radio program, which gives eligible school, scouting and youth amateur radio clubs a 50% discount on website subscriptions for students 18 and under. ...
• “We are offering this discount to support projects bringing kids into amateur radio, like ARRL's "The Big Project," announced John "J. ... "We want to help make ham radio an affordable hobby!" .
• "In keeping with the Year of the Youth theme of Hamvention 2003, we want to encourage more young people to enter the world of amateur radio," added Harold "Pi" Pugh, K1RV, the HamTestOnline website course master. ... They are much more comfortable studying with an interactive learning program than reading a book," Pi continued. ...
• have been working for years to bring youth into amateur radio. They are two of the leading forces behind the K1USN Radio Club's scouting program, which introduces about 5,000 scouts to amateur radio each year as part of their Overnight Adventure on board the USS Salem museum ship docked in Quincy, Massachusetts. ...
• amateur radio written exams. ...
• The Youth in Amateur Radio subscription provides the same full access and is offered at $14. ...
• For more information on the HamTestOnline website's Youth in Amateur Radio program, visit www. ...
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• CAJUN & ZYDECO RADIO GUIDE .
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• One of my hobbies is hosting a local Cajun and Zydeco radio program as a D. ...
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• If this site or anything that I have done over the years has made your life a little bit happier, I am asking you to show your appreciation by making a financial contribution to the non-profit radio station that lets me be a non-paid D. ... for a Cajun and Zydeco radio program. ...
• I would consider it a personal favor if you would make a donation to the non-profit radio station KBRH AM 1260. Even if you are not within listening range of my radio show, I do need your support. ... Now I need your help to support my radio show. My Cajun and Zydeco program needs to show that it can carry it's weight on KBRH. ...
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• Please include a little note with the check saying that your donation is in support of the Cajun and Zydeco radio show. ...
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• Please tune in to Clarence's Baton Rouge Cajun and Zydeco Radio program on KBRH AM 1260 every Sunday from 12 Noon - 2pm. ...
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• Patricia Hennings is director of the Chorus, and tells on this program how she and the Chorus encountered the music.
• The one-hour radio program was produced at KUSP-FM in Santa Cruz, California, and has been broadcast many times in Australia and in the United States over the past several years. ...
• Program length: 59 minutes; music/talk ratio: 50/50.
• Most of the interview material in this program was recorded in 1983, with some additional narration added in 1986. ... A second program was produced in 1987 and is available as Part 2.
• To request the radio program for broadcast or home use please contact the producer at KUSP-FM.

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• This program is so successful and informative that station KSCO of Santa Cruz, CA, increased its advertising income by almost 100% over a six months period. Projections are that the income from this program will continue to grow and overtake all sources of income combined. ...
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• Pipedreams at 20 Mary Ann Dodd, of The American Organist Magazine, thanks Michael Barone for 20 years of excellence in broadcasting and reflects on the significance of the program, its present status, and its future possibilities. ...
• Pipedreams is produced by Minnesota Public Radio and distributed by Public Radio International. ... Dudley, MAHADH Fund of HRK Foundation in celebration of 100 years of Andersen Corporation and the legacy of Betty and Bill Hulings, by the contributions of listeners to Public Radio International stations, and by the Associated Pipe Organ Builders of America, APOBA, representing designers and creators of fine instruments heard throughout the country, on the Web, and toll-free at 800-473-5270. ...
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• Here's an invitation to participate in a friendly, high-tech hobby that's got something fun for everyone! You can become an Amateur Radio operator--no matter what age, gender or physical ability. People from all walks of life pass their entry-level exam and earn their Amateur (ham) Radio license. They all share the diverse world of activities you can explore with ham radio.
• You never know who you'll run into when communicating with Amateur Radio: Young people, retirees, teachers and students, engineers and scientists, doctors, mechanics and technicians, homemakers and the physically challenged plus many more.
• The hobby of Amateur Radio is a fabulous way of communicating world wide for the blind and visually impaired. The CNIB Amateur Radio Program will provide training and help both financially and with advice to get your client into the hobby and talking to friends both new and old.
• Amateur Radio is a hobby currently enjoyed by over 430 blind CNIB clients across Canada allowing them to talk to their friends or strangers, either in their own neighborhood or around the world. ... We will find local sighted and blind Radio Amateurs to help female and male, young and old into the hobby. ...
• Our Program began in 1967. Our objective is to foster Amateur Radio as a hobby for the blind and visually impaired. ... We produce newsletters for our registrants as well as Amateur Radio magazines on audiotape. ... The Program is sponsored by the CNIB but managed and financed through our own fundraising activities.
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• The approved program standard for four-semester Broadcasting – Radio Programs approved by the Ministry of Education and Training (MCU Code 51903) for delivery by Ontario Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology .
• Development of System-Wide Program Standards .
• Program Standards .
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• The Ministry of Education and Training acknowledges with thanks the significant contribution of the many individuals and organizations who participated in the development of this program standard. ...
• Members of the Broadcasting Pilot Project Steering Committee, program coordinators of Broadcasting – Radio college programs, and the executive of the Broadcast Educators Association of Canada (BEAC). ...
• This document is the Program Standard for Broadcasting – Radio Programs delivered by Ontario colleges of applied arts and technology. The program standard applies to all programs approved by the Ministry of Education and Training under MCU code 51903. ...
• Development of System-Wide Program Standards .
• The Government of Ontario initiated program standards development with the objectives of bringing a greater degree of consistency to college programming offered across the province, broadening the focus of college programs to ensure graduates have the skills to be flexible and to continue to learn and adapt, and providing public accountability for the quality and relevance of college programs. ...
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• Lord Haw-Haw was a propaganda radio program broadcast by Nazi German radio to audiences in the British Isles on the mediumwave station Radio Hamburg and by shortwave to the United States. ...
• Under Mitler, the program reached its greatest popularity in the British Isles, with over six million listeners. ...
• After Joyce replaced Mitler, Mitler was paired with the American-born announcer Mildred Gillars in the Axis Sally program and also broadcast to ANZAC forces in North Africa. ...
• Other British subjects willingly made propaganda broadcasts, including Raymond David Hughes, who broadcast on the German Radio Cymru; Norman Baillie-Stewart, a former Guards officer cashiered for selling secrets to Germany; and John Amery. ...

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• PakNews InterNet Radio Service Pakistan News Service (PNS) proudly hosts   PAKNEWS INTERNET RADIO radio Show for Pakistanis around the world. ...
• PAKISTAN NEWS SERVICE will bring Radio Program at this site, for you to tune in to your favorite radio program anytime of the day and as many times as you wish. ...
• In the past she has worked for magazine Akhbar-e-Jahan, Pakistan Radio World Service, Pakistan Television (Producer- Haider Imam Rizvi) In U. ... - she was Pakistan Link's representative for San Francisco (Bay Area), hostess of cultural and entertainment shows, producer of radio programs "Watan Ki Awaz" and "Paigham", founder of Urdu Literary Society "Bazm-e-Arbab-e-Sukhan". ...
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• Due to on-going issues with timely recording and delivery of this program by the producer, this program has been put on hold. Contact radio@paknews. ... Please contact other radio hosts in our expanded lineup for dedications and requests. ...
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• Radio Live with Phyllis Schlafly, a call-in program exclusively on education issues, is heard every Saturday, 11:00 to 12:00 central standard time, on stations coast to coast.
• We will answer your e-mail questions on Radio Live! E-mail your questions before Saturday's show. ...
• For additional information from previous programs e-mail Julia Algya at radio@eagleforum. ...
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• The only statewide public radio program in Virginia, With Good Reason is an eclectic blend of timely and engaging features and interviews designed to appeal to general audiences. ...
• Founded in 1992, With Good Reason is produced for the Virginia Higher Education Broadcasting Consortium by the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities and is broadcast in partnership with public radio stations in Virginia, Tennessee and Washington, D. ... By the end of 2003, more than 900 faculty -- Virginia's state-supported universities and colleges and its community college system -- will have been featured on the program.
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• Ira Flatow (born March 9, 1949) is a radio and television personality who hosts National Public Radio's popular Talk of the Nation - Science Friday. He is probably best known for hosting Newton's Apple which was a Emmy Award-winning television science program for children and young adults. ...
• He was born in New York, New York and his first experience with a television news program was in his high school. ...
• He began working in radio at WBFO, in Buffalo, New York and his first news stories covered antiwar demonstrations and riots. ...
• In 1971 he was hired by the newly-formed National Public Radio in Washington, DC. ...
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• Allianz Foundation sponsors new "Youth Ideas Radio" program.
• One of the first project partners to receive support from the Allianz Foundation for North America was the "Youth Ideas Radio" program. The program offered a motivated group of urban public school students the unique opportunity to engage in intercultural dialogue and produce their own radio programs.
• Program participants Chardee Sneed and Jazmin Stroughton interviewing Muslim James Jones.
• Created through a grant from the Allianz Foundation, the innovative Youth Ideas Radio program brought together a group of ten young people from various public high schools this spring and summer to learn the basics of radio journalism and produce broadcast-quality radio programs on issues of social concern. ...
• Taking as their theme "Seeking the Sacred in New Haven," program participants worked in groups of two to choose specific topics about which to interview area residents representing various religious, ethnic and cultural backgrounds. ...
• But the goal in supporting "Youth Ideas Radio" is to give young people in under-funded public schools a rare opportunity to develop important life skills, such as effective communication and critical thinking. ...
• It is not every day that high school students produce their own radio shows, though it was an up-and-coming interest in youth radio that inspired this unique program for educational enrichment. "Thereâ ™s a growing youth radio movement in the U. ... ," says Lucile Bruce, Director of the International Festivalâ ™s Ideas Program. ...
• Learning the basics of radio production.
• The ten participants in Youth Ideas Radio this year learned the basics of interviewing and high-tech radio production from an experienced coach, Jeff Jacoby, a freelance producer for National Public Radio, whose Connecticut affiliate station recently aired a special news report on Youth Ideas Radio. ...
• The students also benefited from additional instruction from Faith Green, an award-winning radio journalist specializing in religion. ...
• Youth Ideas Radio was about more than perfecting the studentsâ ™ technical and communications skills. ...
• On offer for the public to experience at a special sound installation were youth radio programs on the place of nature in Wiccan and Hindu traditions, understandings of war and peace from Jewish and Muslim perspectives, the role of women from Hindu and Muslim viewpoints, love as a uniting force in Buddhist and Christian (Methodist) thinking, and the centrality of music in Jewish and Christian (Baptist) worship. ...
• "This is a program aimed at helping young people better understand the complex world around them and realize how much they really can contribute to society. ...

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• Since 1931, HCJB World Radio’s passion has been making disciples of Jesus Christ. ...
• Want to get involved with HCJB World Radio? HCJB World Radio has service opportunities all around the world! Click here to learn more! .
• South Pacific Vision Journey May 28-June 11, 2004 This adventure will visit HCJB World Radio´s facilities in New Zealand and Melbourne, Australia as well as Sydney and Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. ...
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• Impact Of Radio Outreach In Mexican Prison Keeps Multiplying .
• When staff members from World Radio Network’s two FM stations in the border city of Eagle Pass, Texas, held a “Festival Manantial” at a Mexican prison nearly two years ago, they never dreamed of the event’s lasting spiritual impact. ...
• HCJB World Radio does not necessarily endorse or support the activities on which it reports.
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• New weekly radio program highlights Minnesota’s growing organic sector.
• — Starting this Monday, January 12, Minnesota farmers, consumers and others looking to learn more about the state’s fast-growing organic agriculture sector will have a place to turn on the radio dial. ...
• MFN Director Tom Rothman will narrate a weekly program on the 36-station network. Rothman believes the new program will help raise awareness of opportunities in the organic sector.
• farm news program,” Rothman said. “It’s a good awareness-building program for our listeners. ...
• In the Twin Cities area, the program will also air at multiple times Monday through Friday on MFN’s local affiliate WMNN 1330 AM. ... There are also plans to expand the program segment into other network programming for distribution to stations around Minnesota affiliated with the MNN Feature Network.
• “We are tremendously excited about this new organic radio programming,” said MDA Agricultural Diversification Specialist Meg Moynihan. ...

• High quality christian radio programs including bible study, drama, christian music, weather, sports in English and Spanish.
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• The Good News Network is a regional nonprofit radio ministry, dedicated to providing the highest quality Christian programming to portions of Georgia, Alabama, Florida and the Carolinas. ...
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• WOUGNET WorldSpace Satellite Radio Program (WSRP).
• WOUGNET is piloting the use of WorldSpace satellite radio equipment among its members. The WOUGNET WorldSpace Satellite Radio Program (WSRP) was initiated in August 2002 with the ALFA Women's Groups, ALFA Ministries based in Mpigi District. The WorldSpace satellite radio broadcasting is developed by the WorldSpace Foundation, based in the USA. ...
• In May 2002, Arid Lands Information Network Eastern Africa (ALIN-EA) invited WOUGNET members to participate in a one day demonstration and training on the use of WorldSpace radio to access development information. ... The demonstration showed participants how a simple satellite radio can be used to disseminate information to a large number of people in different geographical locations for wider dissemination to local communities. ... Click here for a report on the WorldSpace radio training. ...
• At this training WOUGNET was also provided with WorldSpace satellite radio equipment. ...
• UNESCO is working with WorldSpace Corporation, the operator of the Afristar satellite for digital radio broadcasting in Africa, to demonstrate and test the potential of digital radio to deliver low budget, effective, multimedia based and real time distance education to rural learners in Africa. ...
• In the 2003 report "Best Practices for the Integrated Drylands Development Programme for Uganda", one of the best practices highlighted is the Radio and Internet (RANET) Uganda Program which is implemented in rural communities in Uganda by the Department of Meteorology and partners who include World Vision, Action Aid and Africa 2000 Network. RANET program ensures that farmers in rural communities timely access and use climate information forecasts, and other development information on internet, by using WorldSpace satellite and receivers together with computers. ...
• WOUGNET WorldSpace Satellite Radio Program (WSRP) Criteria.
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• In an effort to highlight exciting content and programming on PalTalk we will be running regularly scheduled Radio Rooms.   All of these groups will be interactive and available to the PalTalk user community and some will be broadcast simultaneously to a radio audience.
• (PalTalk Radio shows are for entertainment purposes only! The views expressed by the hosts and participants do not necessarily reflect the views of AVM Software or it's employees. ...
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• Description: This program will focus on 'Live Concerts" with interviews. ... This program will feature them "on stage up close and personal". ...
• With your questions LIVE on PalTalk Radio Jim Hickman brings the study of UFOs out of the basement, out of the clutches of the hoaxers, and places it in the context of competent scientists and technicians. ... For program information email us at info@stardustent. ...
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• According to the Cluetrain Manifesto, markets are conversations, but so are weblogs and radio call-in shows. ... Chris Lydon, founding host of NPR's The Connection envisions a radio call-out show with a cast of bloggers as its characters. The issues that swirl around the blogs coalesce once a day, in Lydon's vision, into a broadcast radio show. ... This session, a live radio show with leaders in each of these areas, proposes to slice and dice the new media, and put it back together with goosebump-level clarity.

• The Green Hornet was a United States radio program that ran 1936-1952, created by George W. ... It was later made into a television program starring Van Williams as the Green Hornet and with Bruce Lee as Kato. As its theme music, the program used the classical piece, Flight of the Bumblebee by Rimsky-Korsakov. ...

• Edgar Bergen (February 16, 1903 - September 30, 1978) was an actor and radio performer, best known as a ventriloquist. ...
• His first performances were in vaudeville and one-reel movie shorts, but his real success was on the radio. He and Charlie were seen at a Hollywood party by Noel Coward who recommended them for an appearance on Rudy Vallee's program that was so successful that the next year they were given their own show. ...
• For the radio program, Bergen developed other characters, notably the slow-witted Mortimer Snerd and the man-hungry Effie Clinker. ...
• And, moving his lips hardly mattered, as he was a radio ventriloquist. ...
• Bergen and McCarthy are sometimes credited with "saving the world" because, on the night of October 30, 1938, when Orson Welles performed his War of the Worlds radio play that so panicked the nation, most of the American public had tuned in to hear Bergen and McCarthy and never heard Welles' play. ...
• After the radio show ended, Bergen and McCarthy appeared on the TV show, Do You Trust Your Wife? and also in live performance. ...
• He is a member of the Radio Hall of Fame. ...
• Bergen was the father of actress Candice Bergen whose first performances were on the radio show, although she came to be weary of being called "Charlie's little sister". ...
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