I hope this is appropriate to assk here.

What are the top one or two shows on SW that you enjoy most? I spend a
lot of time scanning around and, although I have WRTH and Passport I
find them to be a little inaccurate many times (unless I am just not
using them correctly). Looking for neat stuff to listen to is rather
like the proverbial haystack hunt so I thought I would s=cheat and ask
all of you!

Let the titles begin rolling in.....

Clear Skies and 73,
-Al

Alex Jones of course. :-)

Any pirate catch

Some kook I was listening to last night on WWCR at 7pm CST

The Great Liberty Net

Tasha ( 9:00 P.M Friday 7.415)
Alan Wiener Worldwide ( Go figure, floats my boat ! 8:00 Friday 7.415)
Tossup between
Lost Disk radio show, John Lightning, & Radio TimTron
Pirates / Any
BBC..
Radio Canada
Radio Australia
Radio New Zealand ( When I can find it )

( & THAT's my list of my Two favorite Shows)

Dan


In article , Al Arduengo
writes:


I hope this is appropriate to assk here.

What are the top one or two shows on SW that you enjoy most? I spend a
lot of time scanning around and, although I have WRTH and Passport I
find them to be a little inaccurate many times (unless I am just not
using them correctly). Looking for neat stuff to listen to is rather
like the proverbial haystack hunt so I thought I would s=cheat and ask
all of you!

Let the titles begin rolling in.....

Clear Skies and 73,
-Al

Lucky Ocean's "Planet" on Radio Australia & Kate Malloch's "Jazz Beat" on Radio
Canada's Northern Service. Iz it coincidental that both are national
productions broadcast internationally? Honourable Mentions to Radio
Netherland's "Good Life" & "Research File"!

In article ,
(elg110254) wrote:

Lucky Ocean's "Planet" on Radio Australia & Kate Malloch's "Jazz Beat" on Radio
Canada's Northern Service. Iz it coincidental that both are national
productions broadcast internationally? Honourable Mentions to Radio
Netherland's "Good Life" & "Research File"!


What a great topic!
My favorites are Radio Netherlands nightly new and its Monday science
show. Would like to listen regularly to the BBC's "Off the Shelf", but I
can't figure out how to find its schedule, especially since the BBC
dropped its transmissions directly aimed at North America.

Leonard

--
"Everything that rises must converge"
--Flannery O'Connor

On Tue, 06 Apr 2004 11:10:29 -0500, Leonard Martin
wrote:

In article ,
(elg110254) wrote:

Lucky Ocean's "Planet" on Radio Australia & Kate Malloch's "Jazz Beat" on Radio
Canada's Northern Service. Iz it coincidental that both are national
productions broadcast internationally? Honourable Mentions to Radio
Netherland's "Good Life" & "Research File"!


What a great topic!
My favorites are Radio Netherlands nightly new and its Monday science
show. Would like to listen regularly to the BBC's "Off the Shelf", but I
can't figure out how to find its schedule, especially since the BBC
dropped its transmissions directly aimed at North America.

Leonard

BBC never stopped broadcasting to the US. It's called NPR. Every few
hours or so. There - now you can say you learned something from a
liberal.

Regards

What are the top one or two shows on SW that you enjoy most?

I really enjoy Radio Taiwan Intl. at 0200 UTC on 5950. They have a program
schedule at their website which shows the breakdown of their one-hour show.
Different days of the week offer various programming, but I enjoy all of it.

Linda

I really enjoy Radio Taiwan Intl. at 0200 UTC on 5950

Yep. That's a good one also.

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Go to http://www.wwcr.com/ and download a program guide in text, PDF, or
XLS format --- four transmitters.

OR http://www.wwrb.org and click on program guide at the bottom of the
screen --- five transmitters.

They both have programs you will love and others you will love to hate! :-)

Al

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Al Arduengo wrote:
I hope this is appropriate to assk here.

What are the top one or two shows on SW that you enjoy most? I spend a
lot of time scanning around and, although I have WRTH and Passport I
find them to be a little inaccurate many times (unless I am just not
using them correctly). Looking for neat stuff to listen to is rather
like the proverbial haystack hunt so I thought I would s=cheat and ask
all of you!

Let the titles begin rolling in.....

Thanks, Al, for posting that info. I made up my own programming booklet, but
hadn't gotten to our U.S. broadcasters yet.

How funny - I went to the link and and I know one of the men with a program on
there.

On the transmitter/frequency page, which of the five transmitters targets
where? Or could I pick up any of them in the eastern U.S.?

Thanks,
Linda

Go to http://www.wwcr.com/ and download a program guide in text, PDF, or
XLS format --- four transmitters.

OR http://www.wwrb.org and click on program guide at the bottom of the
screen --- five transmitters.

They both have programs you will love and others you will love to hate! :-)

Al