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• The Engines of Our Ingenuity is a radio program that tells the story of how our culture is formed by human creativity. Written and hosted by John Lienhard, it is heard nationally on Public Radio and produced by KUHF-FM Houston. ...
• About the Radio Program .
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• Into The Blue is now carried by 165 radio stations nationwide and was started by Herd in 1992. ...
• Herd moved the Bluegrass Radio Network to Nashville in 1996 and for five years served on the IBMA board of directors. ...
• Welcome to the newly redesigned home of the Bluegrass Radio Network and BluegrassRadio. ...   From up-to-date news and information about America's favorite bluegrass radio program Into The Blue, to playlists and information to help you get Into The Blue on your hometown radio station. ...

• CFNY was a groundbreaking free-format radio station based in the Toronto area. ...
• CFNY originally started operating in the 1960s, as an FM rebroadcast of an AM radio station, CHIN. ...
• Things started changing when David Marsden joined as program director in 1978, and started a format that ignored the charts, and played any well-produced alternative music. The station started to sound like a "slick" version of a college radio station. ...
• Fans started referring to it as the spirit of radio, which was used as their catchphrase for some time. (This slogan also inspired the Rush song, "The Spirit of Radio". ...
• Radio analyst reports suggested that 100,000 new listeners had been gained by the change. ... In the early 1990s, however, the station again became an important outlet for new Canadian music, with acts such as Barenaked Ladies, The Lowest of the Low and Sloan counting CFNY as their first major radio supporter. ...

• It had two radio transmitters and is believed to have orbited Earth at about 250 km (150 miles) above Earth's surface. Analysis of the radio signals were used to gather information about the upper atmosphere. ...
• Sputnik was the first of several satellites in the Soviet Union's Sputnik program, the majority of them successful. ...
• In 2003 a back-up unit of Sputnik 1 called "model PS-1" was sold on eBay (minus the classified military radio part that were removed in the 1960s). ...

• A nationally-syndicated radio show devoted to exploring.
• Grateful Dead Hour program logs .
• Radio Free Dead by Mary Eisenhart, from the 12/18/87 issue of BAM .
• Radio's Weekly Dose of Dead by Jeff Tamarkin, from the 3/24/89 issue of Goldmine .

• John's College, Cambridge from 1931 to 1934, continuing to complete a PhD in physics, on the topic of radio propagation of very long radio waves in the ionosphere in 1936. ...
• However, his laboratory's computer was the first practical stored program computer to be completed, and operated successfully from May 1949. ...
• In 1951, he developed the concept of microprogramming from the realisation that the Central Processing Unit of a computer could be controlled by a miniature, highly specialised computer program in high-speed ROM. ...
• A notable design feature of the Titan's operating system was that it provided controlled access based on the identity of the program, as well or instead of, the identity of the user. ...
• Professor Wilkes is best known as the builder and designer of the EDSAC, the first computer with an internally stored program. ... He is also known as the author, with Wheeler and Gill, of a volume on "Preparation of Programs for Electronic Digital Computers" in 1951, in which program libraries were effectively introduced. ...

• Casey Kasem is an American radio personality and voice actor (best known as the voice of "Shaggy" in the Scooby-Doo cartoons). He formerly hosted the weekly American Top 40 radio program. ...

• Salt Radio Program.
• Now, graduate and undergraduate students from around the country and the world attend Salt for a 15-weeks of intensive studies in either documentary photography, writing, or radio. ...
• Public Radio Exchange.
• Public Radio Exchange.
• Produced in the fall of 2000, this was the first radio piece I ever made and I hope I did her justice. ...
• Public Radio Exchange.
• Public Radio Exchange.
• Rupa Marya came to radio as another step in her work in humanism. ... She hopes to develop this theme in her future work as she returns to San Francisco to complete residency in tandem with continuing radio documentary work at UCSF, following a new flexible track in training physicians that allows time for both pursuits. ...
• His radio career began at Sound Portraits, where he helped produce the Youth Portraits series and The Execution Tapes. More recently, he was the New York Coordinator for The Sonic Memorial Project, taught WNYC’s Radio Rookies and produced a special for American Radio Works. ...
• I came to Salt because I'd been harboring this secret wish to make radio documentaries out of my newspaper stories. ...
• You just get out there with these headphones and a huge microphone and say, "Hey! I make radio stories! Want to talk to me?" .
• I'm also working on a few independent radio stories and riding my bike a lot. ...
•  Frustrated, Carla eventually found herself listening to old episodes of Jack Benny, The Lone Ranger, A Prairie Home Companion, and other campy radio programs.  She's been entranced by radio ever since.  While at Smith College, Carla took time off to attend Salt, where she enthusiastically dove into documentary radio.  Her work has aired on Maine Public Radio and San Francisco's KQED. ...

• 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.
• Web hosting by American Studies Program at Emory University. ...

• Animal Instincts is a nationally-distributed daily,one-minute radio program about companion animals. ...

• American Radio Relay League.
• The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) was founded in May 1914 by Hiram Percy Maxim. ...
• The ARRL serves as the primary representative of Amateur Radio operators (hams) to the US government. ...
• The Section Emergency Coordinator is responsible for the Amateur Radio Emergency Service, or ARES operation within the section. ...
• The Official Observer Coordinator runs the Amateur Auxiliary program within a section. ...
• In addition the ARRL operates station W1AW, the Hiram Percy Maxim Memorial Station, as a living memorial to the "Father of Organized Amateur Radio". ...
• For radio competition purposes and various awards programs, countries aren't just politically boundaries, but are more related to distance. ...

•   Radio Frequency Safety.
• Radio frequency Safety Page.
• At the present time there is no federally-mandated radio frequency (RF) exposure standard. ...
• The expanding use of radio frequency technology has resulted in speculation concerning the alleged "electromagnetic pollution" of the environment and the potential dangers of exposure to non-ionizing radiation. ...
• Supplement A: Additional Information for Radio and Television Broadcast Stations .
• Supplement B: Additional Information for Amateur Radio Stations .
• Information on Human Exposure to Radiofrequency Fields from Cellular and PCS Radio Transmitters.
• FM Model for Windows Software Program.
• FM Model, a program created by Commission staff, is based on a model originally developed by the EPA, to predict ground-level RF power density in the vicinity of towers supporting FM radio broadcast antennas. This model has been found to be very useful for most applications when it is desired to predict RF field levels on the ground near simple FM radio installations. If you have any questions about this program please contact the RF Safety Program.

• In the winter of 1938-1939 the Carter Family travelled to Texas where they had a twice-daily program on border radio station XERA (later XERF) in Villa Acuña (now Ciudad Acuña), Mexico, across the border from Del Rio, Texas. ... Beginning with the 1939/1940 season, June joined the Carters, this time in San Antonio, Texas, where the group's work was pre-recorded and distributed to multiple border radio stations (XELO, XEG, XERB, and XEPN). ...
• In Fall, 1942, the Carters moved their program to WBT radio in Charlotte, North Carolina for a one year contract. They occupied the sunrise slot with the program airing between 5:15 and 6:15 a. ...
• The new group first aired on radio station WRNL in Richmond, Virginia on June 1, 1943. ...
• After a short stay in southwest Virginia, Mother Maybelle and the Carter Sisters headed off to Knoxville, Tennessee where they had yet another radio contract on WNOX. ...

• America's fastest growing auto repair radio program on the air live every Saturday from 9am to 1pm eastern time in beautiful Tallahassee, Florida home of the FSU Seminoles .
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• Search the Site and Archives Radio that Matters WNYC is radio that informs, explores, illuminates, provokes--it's radio that matters. ...
• About This Program Archives Contact Us Latest Show Live Events Staff Bios Tapes and Transcripts Volunteer .
• Old Amsterdam, New Amsterdam A collaboration between WNYC and Radio Netherlands .
• WNYC and Radio Netherlands take the week to look at the historical and contemporary connections between our cultures. ...

• Tony also produces the daily radio show, Dakota Backroads, that airs across both Dakotas and has also won numerous regional and national programming awards.
• You can also take a look at the AFFILIATE list to see where and when his TV and radio shows are aired and find out what's on this weeks show by checking SHOW SCHEDULE. ...

• Sounds Wild is an educational radio program produced by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Sounds Wild is broadcast on over 18 radio stations around Alaska. ... Broadcast quality copies of this program may be obtained, free of charge, by contacting Riley Woodford at: riley_woodford@fishgame. ...

• A Hawaii-based, call-in radio talk show offering the average computer user help, advice, and referrals. ... Now, Hawaii has a radio show that  helps users by putting them in touch with knowledgeable people in the field. ...
• Radio Advertising???RADIO Marketing Guide.

• Quirks & Quarks is heard on Saturdays on CBC Radio One from 12:06 - 1pm in Canada, on shortwave and also by satellite. ...
• That’s Quirks & Quarks, Saturday right after the noon news on Radio One. ...
• The newest program is available about 2 hours after broadcast on Saturdays. ...

• Benjamin Kubelsky (February 14, 1894 - December 26, 1974), better known as Jack Benny, was a comedian, radio performer, and early television star. ...
• He also had an enormously successful radio career with his The Jack Benny Program, which ran from 1932 to 1955. ... A typical Benny and Allen episode, in this case on Fred's radio show, was a satire of "Queen for a Day" re-titled "King for a Day". ...
• During his early radio show, Benny adopted "Love in Bloom" as his theme song, opening every show. ... One of the most famous silences in radio came when Benny was accosted by a robber who demanded, "Your money or your life!" After an extended pause, Benny replied, "I'm thinking it over. ...
• The program's plots centered around putting on a radio program and were set partly in the studio and partly in Benny's home. ... His real-life wife, Mary Livingstone, was presented as Jack's leading lady on the radio show. ...
• Today, Benny is thought of as the premier comedian of old-time radio. ...

• Weiner) is a popular and controversial right-wing American talk-radio host and political commentator. ...
• Savage's radio program, The Savage Nation, often returns to the subject of closing U. ...
• Media reports about the caller seem to indicate he made a hobby of making crank calls to radio talk shows in order to plug a favorite program. ...

• Jazz After Hours is a late night jazz radio show hosted by Jim Wilke heard Friday and Saturday nights across the U. ...
• The program was again named one of the top syndicated jazz programs by the JazzTimes Readers Poll in 2002 and 2003, and Jim was nominated again in 2003 for the Willis Connover/Marian McPartland Award for Lifetime Achievement in Jazz Broadcasting by the Jazz Journalists Association. The show is produced at Hatchcover Productions in Seattle and distributed by Public Radio International to public radio stations from Midnight to 7 a. ...
• If you have questions about the program not answered here, send email to jim@jazzafterhours. ...

• WFIU-Public Radio from Indiana University.
• Early Music on Public Radio.
• • Program Listings.
• "Harmonia - Early Music on Public Radio" is part of .
• Harmonia, a weekly 59-minute radio program produced in conjunction with Indiana University's world-renowned Early Music Institute, brings the music of these earlier periods to life for radio audiences, as performers of today cast new light on the music of the distant past. ...

• Radio Ministry.
• Radio Ministry.
• Listen to Today's Program.
• Radio Ministry for Today's Christian Woman    Chicago Area Listeners.
• You can now hear Nancy Leigh DeMoss on the radio five days a week.
• Listen to Today's Program!.

• Free Speech Radio News.
• Middle East Radio Project.
• Prison Radio.
• WBAI Radio in Exile.
• -Prison Radio Project .
• -Free Speech Radio News.
• Flashpoints Radio:.
• In-Depth INVESTIGATIVE News Radio for the World.
• Pacifica Radio Archives.
• Promises, Promises "Despite a string of dismal employment reports, the administration insists that its economic program, which has relied entirely on tax cuts focused on the affluent, will produce big job gains any day now. ...
• Flashpoints has been in touch with these young people, many of whom were youth reporters for Radyo Timoun, Children's Radio Station in Port-au-Prince.
• 37:00 Ti Fra, Youth Reporter at Haitian Children's Radio, now destroyed by anti-Lavalas thugs .
• Thanks to Hard Knock Radio for allowing us this two hour work. ...
• 34:40  Activist Roundtable: Dennis leads a discussion of the crisis in Haiti with Jean Kurzan, host of Family Lavalas radio show on Radio Soleil in NY, Alina Sixto, Grassroots Haitian activist and member of the pro-Aristide Lavalas party, and Nicole Lee, Human Rights attorney and Managing Director of Global Justice and steering committee member for the Let Haiti Live project. ...
• We’ll feature an on-the-ground report from our Flashpoints special correspondent Kevin Pina under fire; we’ll hear about an attack on a radio station set up by Aristide and destroyed today by anti-Aristide thugs as US Marines stood by; we’ll speak with Ira Kurzban, General Counsel to the Haitian government and the Aristides; we’ll also speak with a close personal friend of the Aristides, Hazel Ross-Robinson, former senior foreign policy analyst for Ron Dellums; Knight Report.
• We’ll feature a live report from our special correspondent Kevin Pina, live in Port-au-Prince, we’ll speak with Representative Barbara Lee of California, co-chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, we’ll speak with Former Attorney General Ramsey Clark, and the host of Family Lavalas on Radio Soleil in Brooklyn, along with several Haitian activists.

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