I'd like to listen to shortwave online.It seems there used to be a free
software that would tune in to many worldwide stations.Does this sound
familiar to anyone ? I accidently bounced my radio off the floor,now in the
garbage can,so this is my only option for now Thanks

"Apothecon" wrote in message
news:1112657901.e309c8fe55ecb1af19062fe8e9b9893a@t eranews...
I'd like to listen to shortwave online.It seems there used to be a free
software that would tune in to many worldwide stations.Does this sound
familiar to anyone ? I accidently bounced my radio off the floor,now in
the
garbage can,so this is my only option for now Thanks



You can go here. Most big broadcasters have streaming audio links on their
web pages.

http://tinpan.fortunecity.com/james/615/country.htm

Heres another link to audio from DX programs

http://www.piratearchive.com/dxprograms.htm


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"Apothecon" wrote in message
news:1112657901.e309c8fe55ecb1af19062fe8e9b9893a@t eranews...
I'd like to listen to shortwave online.It seems there used to be a free
software that would tune in to many worldwide stations.Does this sound
familiar to anyone ? I accidently bounced my radio off the floor,now in the
garbage can,so this is my only option for now Thanks



you might want to check out World Radio Network
http://www.wrn.org
click "listener's area" then click through the alphabet
to find all the stations

"Sanjaya" wrote in message
k.net...

"Apothecon" wrote in message
news:1112657901.e309c8fe55ecb1af19062fe8e9b9893a@t eranews...
I'd like to listen to shortwave online.It seems there used to be a free
software that would tune in to many worldwide stations.Does this sound
familiar to anyone ? I accidently bounced my radio off the floor,now in
the
garbage can,so this is my only option for now Thanks



you might want to check out World Radio Network
http://www.wrn.org
click "listener's area" then click through the alphabet
to find all the stations



Thats probably a good idea. I never go there but it looks cool.

B.H.