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• Internet version of radio host, Sandy Singer's, syndicated broadcast.
• A nationally syndicated radio series featuring original stage performances of American musicals. ... for npr and non-profit radio stations.
• Provides information for long time fans of Garrison Keillor's radio programs "A Prairie Home Companion" and "The American Radio Company of the Air" including complete-broadcast rundowns of shows prior to 1996.
• A college radio show broadcast from WNUR in Chicago on Sundays from 6-8am CST.
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• AMPT Radio.
• Award-winning nationally-syndicated radio program mixing music and political discussion.
• Web pamphet for listeners of radio program, Swag, by host Bat Guano. ...
• Internet broadcasts of NPR style news stories and features on technology with syndication information for radio stations.
• An alternative radio magazine, giving interviews with progressive activists. ...
• A weekly public radio program about culture and technology distributed by Public Radio International.
• Greg Shannon counts down the Top 20 albums in Canada on radio stations coast to coast and the internet. ...
• A site about their morning FM radio show, pictures and also current and planned live appearance events. ...
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•  MLA Format: Citing Television and Radio Programs      .
• Information for a television of radio program is cited as follows: underlined title of the program; the writer, producer, director, performers (order depends on emphasis); the network; the local affiliate and the city; and the date of broadcast.

• Web radio.
• (Redirected from Internet radio) .
• The term Web radio refers to a radio re-broadcasting service one can receive via the Internet. Because the radio signal is relayed over the Internet through the World Wide Web, it is possible to access the stations from anywhere in the world—for example, to listen to an Australian radio station from Europe or America. This makes it a popular service for expatriates and for people who have 'niche' interests that may not be adequately catered for by their local radio stations (e. ... Some of the web radio services available via the Internet offer news, sports, talkback, and various genres of music—everything that is on the radio station being re-broadcast. ...
• Not every Web "radio station" has a corresponding traditional radio station. Many web radio stations are completely independent from traditional ("terrestrial") radio stations and broadcast only on the Internet. ...
• One of the most common ways to distribute Web radio is via streaming MP3 technology, which uses the well-known MP3 music format. ... Therefore, streaming MP3 radio has about a 2 second lag time. ...
• Two of the most popular Web radio networks are Live365 and Shoutcast. ... Collectively, these Web radio servers list thousands of Internet radio stations covering an ever-expanding variety of genres. ...
• There are also a small number of web radio programs that allow users to rate the songs they are listening to. This allows a user's music listening choices to be correlated against those of others, as with the programs iRATE radio and Last. ...
• The first Internet "radio station", Internet Talk Radio, was developed by Carl Malumud in 1993. ... In February, 1995, the first full-time, Internet-only radio station, Radio HK, began broadcasting the music of independent bands. Radio HK was created by Norman Hajjar and the Hajjar/Kaufman New Media Lab, an advertising agency in Marina del Rey, California. ... Later, Radio HK converted to one of the original RealAudio servers. Today, Internet radio stations such as VoyagerRadio utilize the technologies of web services like Live365 to webcast 24 hours a day. ...

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• Bob Allison's Ask Your NeighborRecipes and household hints from the cookbooks and Menu Minder publications as heard on this radio program. ...
• HouseTalkA call-in radio show featuring weekly guests with home improvement and remodeling expertise. ...
• They share their expertise through a weekly radio program and syndicated newspaper column. ...
• Things Green with Nick FederoffGardening tips and resources from this radio show host. ...
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• The Splendid TableCompanion to the weekly radio program produced by Minnesota Public Radio. ...
• On the Air: The Encyclopedia of Old-Time Radio by John Dunning (Oxford Press - May, 1998)List Price: $60. ...

• East African Music - African Radio - Rakumi Arts .
• Seattle Area African Music Radio Programs .
• African pop music has had a home on Seattle non-commercial radio since the 1970s. ... In June, 1984, Jon Kertzer started one of the first feature programs of African music in the US with his two hour weekly show, The Best Ambiance, on KCMU. ...
• Today, the Seattle area has six hours of African music programs weekly on two public stations, plus considerable exposure of African music within regular programming (on public radio) throughout the week. ...
• Send information about stations and programs having significant African music content to DPaterson@aol. ...
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• Nearly all of these stations offer online streaming of the programs. ...
• Oh Africa radio program Saturdays from 8:30 - 10:00pm ET (5:30-7pm PT). ...
• Every Sunday afternoon from 4-6 pm ET (1-3pm PT) on WNCU radio (90. 7 FM), Senegalese native Bouna Ndiaye hosts Bonjour Africa, a radio program dedicated to the music of Africa.
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• Past programs include Manding Swing, Congolese Rumba, Zimbabwean Liberation, South African Jive Jazz, African Impressionism in American Jazz etc. ...
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• Old-time radio.
• Old-Time Radio (OTR) or The Golden Age of Radio is a term used to refer to radio programs that were broadcast during the 1920s through the late 1950s (with some outlying programs produced earlier and later) in the United States, as well as the United Kingdom and Canada and some other countries. ... Also known as: "radio nostalgia", "golden age radio", "silver age radio" etc. ...
• Although American radio now broadcasts very little radio drama, radio comedy, mystery stories, and adventures these genres continue at full strength on British and Irish stations. ...
• Before the widespread adoption of television, radio was the most popular home entertainment system across the United States. Initially, radio was regarded as a "low" medium and not well respected by American media corporations. With the rise of the movie industry, America's appetite for mass entertainment grew, and soon the breeding ground of Vaudeville was serving radio as well as movies. ...
• Early radio shows reflected Vaudeville origins and usually featured variety shows with music, slapstick or ethnic humor, and often suggestive situations. ... By the mid-1930s radio featured all the genres popular in other forms of American entertainment: comedy, drama, horror, mystery, romance, music, and so on. ...
• Among the best-known of the early radio performers were comedians: Jack Benny, Burns and Allen, Amos and Andy, Abbott and Costello, and Fibber McGee and Molly. The Lux Radio Theater included adaptations of Hollywood movies, performed before a live audience, often with the same stars that appeared in the original movies. ...
• The best known writers and directors during the Golden Age of Radio included Norman Corwin and Orson Welles. ...
• Old-time radio survives largely because the Armed Forces Radio Service often requested disk transcriptions to be sent to "our forces overseas," and transcription disks were also distributed to many stations that broadcast in different time zones. ...
• Old-time radio is fondly remembered by most Americans of the right age for at least a few trademark sounds, phrases and events: the famous broadcast of War of the Worlds by Orson Welles' Mercury Theater on the Air, which caused a panic in New York City; the "creaking door" which opened each episode of Inner Sanctum; Jack Benny's famous call for "Rochester" (and the famous answers of Eddie Anderson, as much a star of the program as Benny himself); the clipped speech of Jack Webb on Dragnet; the call of the Lone Ranger: "Hi-Yo, Silver!"; the cackle of The Shadow: "Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? The Shadow knows. ...
• An especially useful external link for finding more resources relating to old-time radio is http://www. ...
• Selected OTR programs by genre:.

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• The Radio Ministry of Word of Faith Church and Ministries produces the weekly worldwide radio broadcast "Walking in Power," hosted by Bern Zumpano, Bible Teacher. ... In combined effort with the School of Ministry , the Radio Ministry productions serve to: .
• Function as a forum for worldwide radio evangelism. ...
• Serve as a vehicle for contact by underprivileged and persecuted churches in underdeveloped nations; to provide them with Bibles, training programs, audiocassette teaching tapes, tracts, reference books, and listening equipment to churches and individuals, all for the Lord's glory first, and then, for the establishment, edification, and training of Spirit-filled Christians worldwide. ...
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• An alphabetical listing of all programs regularly broadcast on MPR news and classical music stations. ...
• Interviews with music-makers and discussion with San Francisco Symphony Music Director Michael Tilson Thomas are highlights of the programs.
• From Minnesota Public Radio and NPR on all MPR news and information stations.
• American RadioWorks is public radio's largest documentary production unit. It creates radio and online documentaries and investigative reports on issues of national and international interest.
• Created by Garrison Keillor, and hosted in its first season by Steve Martin, presents unedited vintage radio shows, live stage performances, and improv sketches and scripted routines from comedic legends and unknowns.
• In association with WGBH in Boston, this weekly one-hour radio series showcases the nation's most exceptional young classical musicians. ...
• Public radio’s only national series about business, the global economy, and finance takes a broad view of business, covering any story related to money. ...
• The Metropolitan Opera is in its 64th consecutive season of live radio broadcasts, augmented with informative and live intermission features including essays and discussions on the day's opera, artist interviews and roundtables, and quizzes.
• This broadcast series runs through a season of orchestra performances, showcasing an eclectic mix of programs guided by Osmo Vänskä, the Minnesota Orchestra's music director.
• Morning Edition is public radio's most listened-to news magazine program. ...
• Each week, MPR Presents will showcase some of the great news, interviews, and documentary material produced by MPR, including Midmorning and Midday broadcasts, Talking Volumes, American Radio Works, First Person, Voices of Minnesota, and newly developed specials.
• It's a quirky, fast-moving, humorous, weekly radio mosaic.
• For practical solutions to life's financial problems and market analysis you can understand, tune in to public radio’s program on personal finance.
• Talking Volumes, a joint project of Minnesota Public Radio, the Star Tribune, and the Loft, is a regional book club that spotlights a different book each month September through May. ...

• It provides radio and television services throughout metropolitan and regional Australia. ... It commenced operation in 1932 as a collection of 12 radio stations operating as the Australian Broadcasting Commission but changed its name to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in 1983 with the passage of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation Act 1983 (ABC Act). ...
• On ABC Television, this ranges from British comedy programs such as The League of Gentlemen and Absolutely Fabulous to children's programs such as Sesame Street and its own Play School. ... It produces specialist programs for rural viewers (such as 'Landline'), a large range of high quality current affairs programmes (notably 'The 7:30 Report' and Four Corners), whose number of foreign reporters is unmatched by other Australian networks. ...
• Its radio networks include: ABC local radio, a succession of stations broadcasting light entertainment, talkback, and some current affairs and most popular with older audiences; Triple J, a national youth radio network; Radio National, a nationwide network devoted to intellectual discussion of politics, science, philosophy, the arts, literature, and the like; ABC Classic FM, another nationwide classical-music station; and ABC NewsRadio, a 24-hour news station that also broadcasts the proceedings of federal Parliament when in session. The ABC also operates Radio Australia, the international shortwave service with transmissions aimed at Asia and the Pacific Islands featuring programmes in various languages in these regions. Radio Australia concentrates on news and current affairs, but it also features historical documentaries, information about Australian lifestyle and culture, and light entertainment. ...

• Toronto Area Radio Programs.
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• Television and Radio Program Violence Reduction Act of 1993 (Introduced in the House) .
• TITLE: To require the Federal Communications Commission to establish standards to reduce the amount of programming which contains violence from broadcast television and radio.
• TITLE: To require the Federal Communications Commission to establish standards to reduce the amount of programming which contains violence from broadcast television and radio.
• This Act may be cited as the `Television and Radio Program Violence Reduction Act of 1993'.
• (1) Television and radio programming are bringing ever-increasing levels of violent programming into the American home. ...
• (3) Programs developed for children are especially violent. ...
• The National Institute of Mental Health finds that violence on television leads to aggressive behavior by children and teenagers who watch violent programs.
• (8) Many children watch violent television programs without adult supervision or guidance.
• (10) There is a need to find solutions that limit the harmful influence of television and radio violence and yet maintain our freedom of expression.
• (7) The term `television or radio broadcast licensee' means a `licensee' as defined in section 3(c) of the Communications Act of 1934 (47 U. ... 153(c)) authorized to engage in television or radio broadcasting, including independent television broadcasting.
• (a) Standards- The Federal Communications Commission shall, within 60 days after the date of the enactment of this section, initiate a rulemaking proceeding to prescribe standards applicable to television and radio broadcast licensees and cable operators providing cable service under a franchise granted by a franchising authority, requiring such television or radio broadcast licensees and cable operators, including cable programmers, to reduce the broadcasting of all video and audio programming which contains violence.
• The Federal Communications Commission shall consider, among the elements in its review of an application for renewal of a television or radio broadcast license, including an independent television broadcaster, whether the licensee has complied with the standards required to be prescribed under section 3 of this Act.

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• Lifeword's goal is to communicate the gospel of Jesus Christ through radio in the heart language of the hearer. Radio is uniquely equipped to overcome such barriers as illiteracy, geography, and culture. ...
• But while the radio signals can easily reach the people, the daunting task is overcoming the language barriers. ...
• ) Since 1985, many of the world's leading gospel broadcasters have banded together - World by Radio (formerly World by 2000) - to make gospel radio programming available to every mega-language group. ...
• Today, there are only 78 mega-languages remaining that have no gospel broadcasts, and those are the primary focus of the World by Radio partners. ...
• Lifeword is pleased to actively participate in this cooperative work by adding evangelistic programs in those designated World by Radio languages. ...
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• Public Radio International (PRI) in mid January 1997.   This was a three-hour, three-part special radio program. ...

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• Home and Garden TV and Radio Programs - Find the media personalities and programs of the home lifestyle industry.
• Martha Stewart - Daily Radio Program Read transcripts from "Ask Martha," a short syndicated radio program where Martha shares tips for the home, garden, and cooking. ...
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• North Dakota Public Radio.
• North Dakota Public Radio is a service of Prairie Public Broadcasting in association with North Dakota State University in Fargo, North Dakota and the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks, North Dakota. It was launched on 1 February 1999 by bringing the radio stations of NDSU and UND under the same banner as NDPR's predecessor, Prairie Public Radio, which served the western portion of the state. ...
• NDPR is affilliated with National Public Radio, airing programs such as All Things Considered, and it also runs Public Radio International programs including Marketplace and A Prairie Home Companion .

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• Recipes and household hints from the cookbooks and Menu Minder publications as heard on this radio program.
• A call-in radio show featuring weekly guests with home improvement and remodeling expertise.
• Radio show hosted by Paul MacGregor. ...
• They share their expertise through a weekly radio program and syndicated newspaper column.
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• Companion to the weekly radio program produced by Minnesota Public Radio. ...

• ETV sells its specially produced programs and soap operas to the entire Arab world. In addition to Egyptian programming, the Middle East Broadcast Company, a Saudi television station transmitting from London (MBC), Arab Radio and Television (ART), Al-Jazira television, and other Gulf stations are available, as well as Western networks, to Egyptians who own satellite receivers. ...
• Radio in Egypt also is government controlled, using 44 short-wave frequencies, 18 medium-wave stations, and four FM stations. There are seven regional radio stations covering the country. Egyptian Radio transmits 60 hours daily overseas in 33 languages and three hundred hours daily within Egypt. In 2000, Radio Cairo introduced new specialized (thematic) channels on its FM station. ... Radio enjoys more freedom than TV in its news programs, talk shows and analysis. ...
• 168 million (1996) Telephones - mobile cellular: 380,000 (1999) Telephone system: large system by Third World standards but inadequate for present requirements and undergoing extensive upgrading; Internet access available domestic: principal centers at Alexandria, Cairo, Al Mansurah, Ismailia, Suez, and Tanta are connected by coaxial cable and microwave radio relay international: satellite earth stations - 2 Intelsat (Atlantic Ocean and Indian Ocean), 1 Arabsat, and 1 Inmarsat; 5 coaxial submarine cables; tropospheric scatter to Sudan; microwave radio relay to Israel; a participant in Medarabtel and a signatory to Project Oxygen (a global submarine fiber-optic cable system) Radio broadcast stations: AM 42 (plus 15 repeater stations), FM 14, shortwave 3 (1999) Radios: 20. ...

• Radio Program Archive.
• Over 30 years ago I began this radio collection from original transcriptions, private collectors and other institutional collections to preserve for research and scholarship what people had once heard over American radio. ...
• If you wish to learn about programs in the collection that I think illustrate the history of broadcasting and are, in my opinion, of special interest, read the posting, "Recommended Programs. ...
• If you wish to read about the history of recording and the status of preserving radio programs, read my article, "Collecting. ...
• How to Obtain Radio Programs from the Archive .
• To obtain audio cassettes of these radio programs for your own private study, scholarship, research or teaching begin by browsing the catalog (alphabetized by program title). There is a wealth of the cultural and political history of the 20th Century to be found within these programs. ...
• Then print or save the form, order blank and fill-in the programs you want.
• Radio Program Archive.
• Please note that we cannot separate 1/4 hour programs, so if you want one 1/4 hour show, you will receive the other 1/4 program on that cassette master. ...
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• , Thirty-Year History of Network Radio Programs-1926-1956, (Arno Press, 1971).
• Further information on Old Radio Programming can be obtained by going to the following great pages on radio:.
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• Home : Arts : Music : Styles : Folk : Radio Programs .
• The longest running folk / acoustic / roots program on Australian radio, presented by Bruce Cameron on 2MCE-FM in Bathurst and Orange, New South Wales. ...
• A weekly radio program with a focus on contemporary singer/songwriters and acoustic instrumental music, airs Mondays, 7:00 - 9:00 PM on 88. ...
• BBC Online Radio Shropshire Folk .
• This is the web page for Genevieve Tudor's Sunday Folk on BBC local radio in the Midlands of England. ...
• Montreal's only broadly-defined folk music radio program. ...
• Org Radio List .
• Links to folk radio related websites maintained by the folk music interest group folkmusic. ...
• Playlist archives for the weekly radio program of UK traditional/contemporary folk/roots music which airs Fridays at 11pm on KUAR 89 FM in Little Rock Arkansas, hosted by Len Holton. ...
• Hosts John and Deanne Davis have been bringing the best in folk and acoustic music to Los Angeles radio listeners for over 30 years. ...
• KBCS radio: folk, world, jazz, and blues .
• Since 1973, a weekly radio program on WSHU-FM and WSUF-FM in Fairfield, CT that showcases live and recorded folk and acoustic music with a definite bent toward the traditional. ...
• Archives of this large discussion list of folk radio DJs and other interested parties. Contains subscription management tools for the FOLKDJ-L listserv, descriptions of various radio prgorams and links to related sites. ...
• An on-line radio station featuring old time music by MP3. ...
• WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour .

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