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• Weekly Radio Report.
• EIR Talks is a weekly radio program, featuring discussions of the latest breaking developments in the now-unfolding world economic and cultural crisis. ...
• August 21, 2003 program Recording of the August 16 broadcast of The LaRouche Show. ...
• August 14, 2003 program Recording of the August 9 broadcast of The LaRouche Show. ...
• August 7, 2003 program Recording of the August 2 broadcast of The LaRouche Show. ...
• July 31, 2003 program Recording of the July 26 broadcast of The LaRouche Show. ...
• July 24, 2003 program Recording of the July 19 broadcast of The LaRouche Show. ...
• July 17, 2003 program Recording of the July 12 broadcast of The LaRouche Show. ...
• July 10, 2003 program Excerpts from Lyndon LaRouche's July 2, 2003 webcast. ...
• July 3, 2003 program Recording of the June 28 broadcast of The LaRouche Show. ...
• June 26, 2003 program Recording of the June 21 broadcast of The LaRouche Show. ...
• June 19, 2003 program Recording of the June 14 broadcast of The LaRouche Show. ...
• June 12, 2003 program Recording of the June 7 broadcast of The LaRouche Show. EIR Ibero-America Editor Dennis Small; Benjamin Castro, candidate for Governor of the Mexican state of Nuevo León; and members of the International LaRouche Youth Movement, on: Organizing for LaRouche's "Great American Desert" Development Program.
• June 5, 2003 program Recording of the May 31 broadcast of The LaRouche Show. ...
• May 29, 2003 program Recording of the May 24 broadcast of The LaRouche Show. ...

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• Bible Answers Live is broadcast live over the Internet every Sunday evening at 7:00 pm PT, brought to you by Amazing Facts and LifeTalk Radio Or listen to the broadcast from .
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• All Things Considered (ATC), the first news program to air on the United States' National Public Radio network (NPR), first broadcast to about 90 radio stations on May 3, 1971. ...
• The program combines a varied mix of news, analysis, commentary, interviews, and special features. ... NPR member stations in other time zones usually run the program on tape delay. ...
• All Things Considered now airs on over 560 radio stations and reaches an audience of approximately 12 million listeners each weekday. ...
• Major awards won by All Things Considered include the Ohio State Award, the George Foster Peabody Award, the Overseas Press Club Award, the DuPont Award, the American Women in Radio and Television Award and the Robert F. ...
• In 1993, All Things Considered was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame, the first public radio program to be given that honor. ...
• From time to time, NPR produces and distributes short series of radio pieces. ...
• The Yiddish Radio Project .

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• Program #569.
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• Youth Radio's Gaby Arvizu has this story on Miami teenagers and their potential role in the November presidential election. ...
• WE'LL LOOK AT A SUCCESSFUL PILOT PROGRAM IN TEXAS DESIGNED TO GET MORE TAX REFUNDS TO LATINOS THROUGH THE EARNED INCOME CREDIT. ...

• Gisele MacKenzie (January 10, 1927 - September 5, 2003) was a Canadian born singer, most famous for her performances on the popular television program Your Hit Parade. ... She had her own Canadian Broadcasting Corporation radio program, Meet Gisele, before moving to the Los Angeles, California area in 1951. ...
• She sang frequently on early television shows such as The Jack Benny Program, and The Ed Sullivan Show. ...
• In the United States, she appeared on radio on such stars' programs as Bob Crosby and Mario Lanza. She also hosted a radio show entitled Airtime. ...
• Miss MacKenzie appeared on the show for several years, finally leaving it in 1957 to head her own short-lived variety program, The Gisele MacKenzie Show. ...

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• "North Dakota Outdoors" Radio Program.
• Game and fish outreach biologist Doug Leier hosts this lively and informative program.
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• CAJUN & ZYDECO RADIO GUIDE .
• Listen to Clarence's Cajun and Zydeco radio program in Baton Rouge .
• org, please consider saying thank you by sending a check for $50 to KBRH in support of the radio show that I host. ...
• KBRH is a non-profit radio station and we are run totally from the financial support of the listening community and people like you who send in donations to support it. ...
• My Cajun and Zydeco radio program airs every Sunday from Noon-2 PM on 1260 AM in Baton Rouge. My radio program is a hobby that I do out of love for our Cajun and Zydeco music and culture. ...
• It is very difficult to convince radio stations to play Cajun and Zydeco music. I need your help to let our station in Baton Rouge know that my Cajun and Zydeco radio program has the financial support of individuals such as yourself. ...
• Although we are a low budget non-profit radio station, it takes at least $ 80,000 per year to keep it operating. Your $ 50 contribution will help the Cajun and Zydeco program to carry it's weight and it will let the radio station know that my program is supported. 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 $ 50 contribution to the non-profit radio station that lets me be a non-paid D. ... for a Cajun and Zydeco radio program. ...
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• StarDate radio — the longest-running science feature in the country — celebrates its 25th anniversary as a national program in 2003. StarDate began as a telephone message service and soon went on the air in Austin as a daily radio program, "Have You Seen the Stars Tonight?" With a new name and a grant from the National Science Foundation, the series began national distribution in 1978. ...

• The show began as one of the first radio comedy serials, written and voiced by Freeman Gosden and Charles Correll and originating from station WMAQ in Chicago. ...
• Gosden and Correll were white actors who came up through the minstrel tradition, and in the early days of the program they played all the male character roles. ...
• It should also be noted that the program was the first (and, for many years, the only) on-the-air depiction of African-American small businessmen and the community in which they lived. ...
• Amos & Andy was one of the earliest success stories of radio syndication, and many stations besides WMAQ carried the program using prerecorded records. ...
• The program was very popular. ... Many movie theaters began the practice of stopping the films for the 15 minutes of the Amos 'n Andy show and playing the program over the sound system, then resuming the film. ...
• This was entitled "Check and Double Check" (a catch phrase from the radio show). ...
• In 1943, after 4,091 episodes, the radio program went from 15 minutes 5 days a week to a half-hour once a week format. ...
• While African American advocacy groups had protested the radio show on several occasions, progressive groups such as the NAACP were a primary factor in getting the TV show taken out of production and removed from the air. ...
• Meanwhile, the radio show had managed to escape the latter-day furor relatively unscathed. In 1955 the format of the radio show was changed to include playing recorded music in between skits, and the show remnamed The Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall. The final Amos & Andy radio show was broadcast on November 25, 1960. Although by the 1950s the popularity of the show was well below its peak in the 1930s, Gosden and Correll had managed to outlast most of the radio shows that came in their wake. ...

• Radio recorder.
• RPR kit lets you time-shift radio programs.
• " You could set the VCR to record a program, then watch it whenever you wanted.
• Time shifting is a standard feature on almost every VCR, but the concept curiously never caught on with radio.
• Yet I've never seen a radio-tape recorder combo that could do time shifting - at least not until I found the Radio Program Recorder.
• The devices work together to capture, store and play back radio broadcasts.
• A MicroTech digital pocket radio. The radio covers AM and FM bands and has buttons for 10 different station presets. ...
• The transmitter accepts audio input through a standard stereo plug and transmits the sounds to an unused segment of the FM radio band.
• To record a radio program, start by turning on the radio and tuning to the station you want to capture. The radio does not have its own timer, but it can be left on for several hours without draining the batteries.
• To listen to a recorded program on a car or table radio, tune the radio to an unused frequency, turn on the Sound Feeder and turn its tuning knob until you hear the audio on the radio. ...
• Having the Radio Program Recorder in separate components provides some additional advantages. ... The radio works just fine without the recorder or transmitter. ...
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• A&H Radio Program.
• Listen to February 2004 Radio reports. ...
• Michigan Radio, in cooperation with Michigan Public Radio Network (MPRN), launched the Arts and Humanities Radio Project in 1997. ...
• The Michigan Radio Arts and Humanities Radio Project has. ...
• The Michigan Radio Arts and Humanities Radio Project brings the arts and humanities to the homes, cars and offices of listeners across Michigan. ...
• And, of course, they air on Michigan Radio - WUOM, WFUM, WVGR, and Michigan Public Radio Network member stations across the state including WDET, Interlochen Public Radio Stations, WEMU, WKAR, WGVU, and WMUK. ...

• Echoes (Radio Program).
• Echoes is a daily two-hour music radio program, distributed by Public Radio International in the USA. ...
• The program features New Age, Experimental, Avant-garde, and Instrumental music. ...

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• Oklahoma Weather Radio Awareness Day.
• December 12, 2003 was Weather Radio Awareness Day in Oklahoma. The day was devoted to increasing awareness of the National Weather Service's weather radio program. ...
• Send Us Comments about theNew Weather Radio Voice.
• The NWS office in Norman has implemented new voices for NWS weather radio broadcasts. The new voices can be heard on all 10 NWS weather radio stations that broadcast from the Norman weather forecast office. ...
• If you have comments or want to inform us of any mispronunciations made by the new weather radio voices, please use our email form to do so or contact us at 405-360-5928 on Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 am and 5 pm Central Time. ...
• National Weather Service Weather Radio (NWR) is a service provided by all NWS offices, free of charge, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. ... One of the most important reasons to own a weather radio is the ability to receive up-to-the-minute information on severe weather, such as severe thunderstorms, large hail, strong and damaging winds, tornadoes, and flash floods. Many weather radio receivers are equipped with a tone alert which will be activated the moment severe weather threatens your immediate area.

• Each week, Nick Spitzer covers vast musical and cultural ground on American Routes, a public radio program based in New Orleans, Louisiana. ... on American Routes, from Public Radio International.
• Dolly Parton talks about her musical and family roots in the Smokey Mountains of Tennessee where she first broke into song, performed on the radio, and admired the fashion of the local trollop. ...
• Web hosting by American Studies Program at Emory University. ...

• Mariner program.
• The program included a number of firsts, including the first planetary flyby, the first planetary orbiter, and the first gravity assist. ...
• Sensors: camera with digital tape recorder (about 20 pictures), cosmic dust, solar plasma, trapped radiation, cosmic rays, magnetic fields, radio occultation and celestial mechanics .
• Mariner 5 carried a complement of experiments to probe Venus's atmosphere with radio waves, scan its brightness in ultraviolet light, and sample the solar particles and magnetic field fluctuations above the planet. ...
• Sensors: ultraviolet photometer, cosmic dust, solar plasma, trapped radiation, cosmic rays, magnetic fields, radio occultation and celestial mechanics .
• Sensors: wide- and narrow-angle cameras with digital tape recorder, infrared spectrometer and radiometer, ultraviolet spectrometer, radio occultation and celestial mechanics .
• Sensors: wide- and narrow-angle cameras with digital tape recorder, infrared spectrometer and radiometer, ultraviolet spectrometer, radio occultation and celestial mechanics .
• Sensors: twin narrow-angle cameras with digital tape recorder, ultraviolet spectrometer, infrared radiometer, solar plasma, charged particles, magnetic fields, radio occultation and celestial mechanics .

• Radio Programs.
• The National Gallery of Art's Press Office and the Audio Visual Services Department produce the radio program. ...
• On this program, Dine discusses his career and work with host Barbara Tempchin. ...

• Welcome to the only Official Website of Amateur Radio Newsline™.
• Amateur Radio Newsline™ #1387 script, text and MP3 version dated 3/12/2004 are online now.
• Ham Radio Helps The Nation Cope .
• ROY NEAL, K6DUE, AMATEUR RADIO MENTORING PROJECT - Press Release, Background Information. ...
• WRC 2003: Final Wrap Up from the International Amateur Radio Union .
• SPECIAL BULLETIN: WRC 2003 Actions on Worldwide Ham Radio Rules .
• Jay Thompson, W6JAY, named 2003 Amateur Radio Newsline™ Young Ham of the Year .
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• Radio - Television - Joke File - On the Road: USO Shows - Public Service - Faces of Bob Hope .
• Nearly all of Bob Hope's sixty-year broadcasting career was in programs carried by the radio and television networks of the National Broadcasting Company (NBC). ...
• The NBC Collection at the Library of Congress, comprised of radio recordings, television kinescope motion pictures, scripts, press releases, and business papers, is the largest and most comprehensive broadcasting company archive collection in the United States. The collection documents the rise and development of both radio and televison entertainment.
• Bob Hope conquered the radio medium at nearly the same time as he found success in motion pictures. Hope was featured regularly in several radio series throughout the 1930s. His success in the film The Big Broadcast of 1938 brought him to The Pepsodent Show radio series, which aired for over ten years as a top-rated program. ...
• The May 6, 1941, installment of Bob Hope's popular Pepsodent radio series aired from March Army Air Force Field in Riverside, California. This was the first remote broadcast of Hope's coast-to-coast radio program and became the first of hundreds of radio and television broadcasts Hope performed for the entertainment of U. ... Broadcasting in front of a live audience of soldiers and gearing the subject matter of the monolog to the troops, Hope fashioned a very successful variant on the radio comedy variety format. World War II-era stateside radio audiences, as well as the troops, appreciated Hope's soldier-directed monologs, which provided home audiences with a special affinity with the soldiers' lives and their contributions to the country. ...
• By 1927, NBC had two radio networks: the Red Network and the Blue Network, each with affiliate stations across the country. ... On the radio, a vaudevillian's tour was instantaneous, over the networks' telephone wire connections between cities and stations, rather than by railroads over the course of a year.
• Bob Hope used this microphone at NBC radio.
• NBC's radio logbooks, now at the Library of Congress, document daily programming, including exactly which stations carried each program supplied by the network. ...
• Until the development of the lacquer discs "instantaneous" recording was difficult and few recordings were made of radio broadcasts This invention enabled radio networks to record programming, and to make copies for artists, sponsors, legal representatives, etc. Recording on lacquer discs, NBC created an archive of its network radio shows. The Library of Congress now holds 150,000 of these radio discs in its NBC Archives collections.

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• Public Radio Sites.
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• Radio Series wins.
• Bill Hammack has won seven awards, for his public radio work. ...

• Good News Radio Program.
• Bible Reading Program.
• GN Radio: The Important News Behind the Headlines.
• "The important news behind the headlines" is the vital theme of an exciting facet of the work of God today—The Good News radio program. ... 12, 2000, over 60 programs have since been recorded at the home office radio studios in Cincinnati. ...
• The Good News radio program is now airing in 14 media markets. ... Once the broadcasts begin, we will upload an audio file each week so you can hear the program online.
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• If you missed a program, please view the Good News Radio archive page.
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• The old-time radio program the Green Hornet.
• On January 31, 1936, the Green Hornet radio program aired on WXYZ in Detroit, Michigan. ... The program was created by George W. Trendle, the same man associated with the creation of the Lone Ranger radio show. ...
• How long did "The Green Hornet" play on the radio? .
• The Green Hornet program began in January of 1936 and played to December 5, 1952. ... While he was scripting the Green Hornet he was also writing the scripts for the Lone Ranger program. ...
• Following Al Hodge, three other radio actors played Britt Reid. ... Thus ended a tremendous 16-year radio program full of action, high-speed chases, and the overcoming of evil by the Green Hornet. ...
• Title: The old-time radio program the Green Hornet.

• Science Friday is a talk show that is part of National Public Radio's Talk of the Nation radio program hosted by Ira Flatow every Friday. The focus of each hour-long program is on science, computing and technology. ...
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