Podcasts about broadcast radio

In just a matter of weeks, CES 2024 will be underway in Las Vegas. It's a bigger draw than ever for radio industry executives, and that's why RBR+TVBR is pleased to announce its January 8, 2024 distribution of its Winter 2024 magazine.Digital distribution to all RBR+TVBR Members means VIP access to a bevy of CES-focused content. And, in a preview of what's in the Winter 2024 magazine — with a limited print distribution at a "Cocktails and Conversation" invite-only affair in Las Vegas during CES — RBR+TVBR Editor-in-Chief Adam R Jacobson chats with Joe D'Angelo, SVP of Broadcast Radio and Digital Audio for Xperi Corp.What excites D'Angelo about CES? What are his thoughts about the future of AM Radio in an age where HD Radio and streaming audio are more commonly discussed? Find out in this CES preview edition of the InFOCUS Podcast, presented by dot.FM. To RSVP for the Cocktails and Conversation event, please email your request to heidi.raphael@bbgi.com

In this episode, we join Martin Butler M1MRB, Dan Romanchik KB6NU, Caryn Eve Murray KD2GUT, Edmund Spicer M0MNG, and Ed Durrant DD5LP  to discuss the latest Amateur / Ham Radio news. Colin Butler (M6BOY) rounds up the news in brief and in the episode's feature is Amateur Radio, Someone Else's Problem We would like to thank an anonymous donor and our monthly and annual subscription donors for keeping the podcast advert free. To donate, please visit - http://www.icqpodcast.com/donate - Club opens arms to the Radio Community for a "build-a-long". - FCC Eyes New Approach to Wireless Alerts - FCC To Vote on Removing Symbol Rate Restrictions - Northern India State Makes Hams Top Priority - End of Teletext Service in Ireland - Saved by 2 Metres - RFI from above is Anything but Heavenly Interference - Broadcast Celebrates 80 Years for UK Shortwave Site - D.A.R.C. Celebrates 100 years of Broadcast Radio in Germany with a Transmission on Medium Wave and other Activities. - RCF funds amateur radio exams for young people - UK Amateur Radio Exam shutdown over festive season - Announcing the D-STAR QSO Party 2023

Kevin and Kyle are joined by Russ to to talk about the latest installment of Radio Wars. Was Brodes right to be the one let go? The future of The Best Show Ever? Beasley dropping the ball over the last decade, behind the scenes of the guy's time there, and how we'd fix the station. (00:00 - 50:00) We finish with is Scooby-Doo a superhero as Nick Castellanos claims, Deebo hanging up after being asked about the Eagles, Paul Reed got PAID, and Michkov rumors about him being a bad teammate. (50:00 - 1:19:00) Please subscribe to the show ([Apple Podcasts] [Spotify] [Amazon Music] [Google Play] [Stitcher] [iHeartRadio] [RSS]), leave a 5 star review, and follow us on Facebook and Twitter: @CrossingBcast Check out the other shows on the Crossing Broad Podcast Network including: Crossed Up: A Phillies Podcast, Snow the Goalie: A Flyers Podcast, and It's Always Soccer in Philadelphia. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

IndieRE radio broadcast #61 by Radio Študent, Ljubljana, Slovenia SHORT SUMMARY: The 61st edition of IndieRE is prepared by Radio Študent from Ljubljana, Slovenia. Jan Kopač will bring you up to date with the music from some of the most notable artists that have left their mark on the Slovenian music scene in the past few months. We will have two spotlights for this edition of the show – Zevin, a young artist, who is trying to fill a void in the broader Balkan region with her trendy and unique approach to trap and hyper pop and iconic post-punk or bunker pop trio from Ljubljana named balans, who will tell us more about their projects by themselves. We will also treat you to some new music from the eclectic and lighthearted alt rockers Eating Sports followed by a new single by the r'n'b singer-songwritter and producer Tschimy. We will also play a tune by the young but very much acclaimed producer Slowmotion Livestream and finish with a composition from Iztok Koren's latest album Emptiness. FEATURED ARTISTS/PRODUCERS AND LABELS: Zevin: youtube | instagram | facebook Eating Sports: bandcamp | facebook Zarš Records: web | bandcamp | facebook Tschimy: facebook | instagram ente tapes: bandcamp | facebook | instagram Beton Records: bandcamp | facebook balans: bandcamp | youtube | instagram Kapa Records: web | bandcamp | youtube | facebook | instagram | twitter Iztok Koren: web | bandcamp | soundcloud | youtube | facebook Torto Editions: web | bandcamp | youtube | facebook | instagram Ramble Records: web | bandcamp | youtube | facebook | instagram PLAYLIST: 01 Zevin – Euforija [3:07] (single, self-released, 2022) 02 Eating Sports – Giorni Sportivi [8:15] (Giorni Sportivi, Zarš Records, 2023) 03 Tschimy – Perje [3:16] (single, ente tapes, 2023) 04 Slowmotion Livestream – Arabian Clinic [3:50] (A Statue in Front of the Devil, Beton Records, 2023) 05 balans – ti si ogenj [1:50] (nima smisla, Kapa Records, 2023) 06 Iztok Koren – .... [2:24] (Praznina / Emptiness, Torto Editions, Ramble Records, 2023) Produced by Radio Študent, Slovenia. Prepared, announced by Jan Kopač. Sound mixing by Aljaž Murovec. Design by Jure Anžiček.

IndieRE 60 – Radio Campus – Radio Pulsar (Poitiers, France) Hello, welcome to this new episode of IndieRE, the show that introduces you to emerging music across Europe. Today, we have a special slot from Radio Pulsar. Based in Poitiers, it is part of the Radio Campus France network. Thanks to RIM (the network of independent music in Nouvelle Aquitaine), Radio Pulsar was able to meet several regional artists. For its latest edition, Forma, the Forum of contemporary music of the RIM, a meeting for musicians and actors of current music in the South-West of France, were united in a recognized concert hall, the ‘Confort Moderne' in Poitiers. We were able to interview five singers and music groups of a variety of musical styles: punk, pop, electro, rap and French songs. During this hour we will take you on a journey to discover the diversity of modern music from our region. ______________________________________________________________ Phaon : And it is with Phaon that we open the ball. The quartet has already been spotted at a regional showcase. Phaon boasts an 80s pop influence and dark lyrics. Song : “Phaon - Lidice” Elektrik Girl : With her blue wig and her red dress, Electrik Girl does not go unnoticed! She got into music late on with the key motivation : make people dance! And if in passing she can slip in a militant message or two… Song : “Elektrik Girl - Consentement” Vahan : Through his soft voice, Vahan assumes his weaknesses. Vahan's music emphasises the key questions of our time such as gender and smartphone addiction… Song : “Vahan – Sans Téléphone” Skivers : the Skivers group was created by twin brothers who knew how to surround themselves with the right people. They claim punk as being - a state of mind, or even an art of living. Song : “Skivers - Brothers” Neilhuj : In the company of the last artist of this show, we go into the world of rap this time with Neilhuj. He is far from being a beginner in the industry, however with this new project, he explains that it is as if he were rediscovering himself. Song : “Neilhuj – Laissons Laissons” ______________________________________________________________ Here at the Radio Pulsar team, composed on this episode of Yann Suraud, Emma Crews, Andrew Menzies and Anaïs Greusard, we hope you have enjoyed these beautiful musical encounters. We thanks RIM for making them possible. In the next episode, IndieRe will take you to Ljubljana! (((So until next time – goodbye from the Pulsar Team))) Phaon : Facebook Instagram Spotify Elektrik Girl : Facebook Bandcamp Vahan : Instagram youtube Skivers : Facebook Instagram Youtube Spotify Neilhuj : Instagram Spotify ++ Structures mentioned in the interviews Confort Moderne, Poitiers RIM, Nouvelle Aquitaine Botanique, Brussels Inouïes du Printemps de Bourges

Military Broadcast Radio principal Joel Hunt is an Army Veteran. The mission of MBR is to provide a forum to help Veterans heal by teaching them to host their own radio programs. Joel's path into the military is an ageless one. He had his heart broken. Joel was driving a Humvee that was hit by an improvised explosive device. While he has memory issues his DD-214 states it was not the only time. He still suffers from a traumatic brain injury and partial paralysis of his leg. His physical injuries are healing but he feels his TBI is getting worse. The way he describes it is “I'm forty four years old and I feel like I have the brain of a sixteen year old.” After being medically retired, he was briefly confined to a wheelchair. His parent lived with him for over a year to help with his rehabilitation. They encouraged Joel to attend a TBI camp in Breckenridge, Colorado where he was introduced to skiing. He would go on to compete in the Sochi 2014 Paralympic games. Joel met station owner Jim Butler in 2015 and shared his vision for Military Broadcast Radio. Butler loved the idea and when he retired transferred the reins to Joel.  Joel sees his role as a teacher and mentor for his Veteran broadcasters, most of who broadcast from home studios. MBR also helps them get their programming on stations.  Joel emphasizes that one of the keys to addressing PTSD is staying busy and he likes to think they are helping in that vein. One of his female DJ's hosts a show called “Yes I AM a Veteran”. We discuss the challenges that “battle sisters” still face in context of the recent Female Veterans Day June 12th. Any Veterans who would like to get involved can contact Joel at Manager@mbradio.us TAKEAWAY:  “It's my dream to have a studio available to Veterans in every town so they can have their voices heard. “

In the 58th edition of IndieRE Radio Corax collected an eclectic mix with a focus on synthesizer based & experimental music. Genres are fluent but we will name a few assosciated with this episode: avant-garde, synthpop, electro, slowcore, surfgoth, dark-wave post-punk and just punk. Felix Kubin tells you about his new Project CEL. We've added a bonustrack, at the end of the show, where Kubin points out one special artist from each country that is part of the IndieRE network. We start into more releases with Ursula & Jolle, who wrote songs about the work industry. We continue with personal greetings, from the (surf-)wave artists Flawless Issues, Faerbabyy & Left for Pleasure, introducing their new releases. Lake Felix published a new song after a long break, while her other project Nichtseattle tours with Tocotronic. Category »Fesch« features Team Scheiße's Schmetterling, causing butterflies in your stomach, they've also released a song on the phone causing other stuff in your stomach. We finnish the show with noisy punk straight from Halle by Sektion No Fun & Uma Vox. FEATURED ARTISTS/PRODUCERS (WITH LABELS) OR FEATURED LABELS: CEL (Felix Kubin & Hubert Zemler) https://felixkubin.bandcamp.com/album/gegenwelt https://youtu.be/DRHTOVogjL8 http://www.bureau-b.com/cel.php http://www.gagarinrecords.de/ Team Scheiße (Fesch): 0049 (0) 421 241 92799 (Phone number in Bremen, released by Team Scheiße) https://teamscheisse.bandcamp.com/ https://youtu.be/-RQFHqnIfTc https://fettherz.bandcamp.com/ https://www.instagram.com/team.scheisse/ https://kitschkrieg.de/collections/team-scheisse https://soul-force.com/ Ursula https://ursula-ursula.bandcamp.com/album/ursula-3-2 https://www.instagram.com/ursula_popstars/ Lake Felix - The Most Broken Heart https://lakefelix.bandcamp.com/ https://youtu.be/AttT7vn5X_0 https://staatsakt.de/artists/ (nichtseattle) https://youtu.be/AttT7vn5X_0 Flawless Issues & Faerybabyy - Anyway https://open.spotify.com/album/0vtAtQ99cGVJCZRe1iYZFp?si=vpmFmpGdTOqu55noCZhPwg https://flawlessissues.bandcamp.com/ https://www.powerline-agency.com/artist/flawless-issues linktr.ee/flawlessissues https://www.flowcode.com/page/faerybabyy JOLLE - Wirtschaft Arbeit Tod https://jolle-band.bandcamp.com/ https://www.instagram.com/jolleband/ Left For Pleasure - Blue Eyes https://leftforpleasure.bandcamp.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@DetritiRecords/videos https://open.spotify.com/album/1KYEQvojuIn6ufSjNpDuv0?si=5iYFirlWSRyI1yxU_8CVrQ Sektion No Fun https://linktr.ee/sektionnofun https://sektionnofun.bandcamp.com/ Uma Vox - Best Friends https://turbodiscos.bandcamp.com/album/golden-agers-cs https://www.instagram.com/turbo_discos/?hl=de   PLAYLIST: 1. CEL - Gegenwelt 2. CEL - Eiweißangriff 3. Ursula + Dampfmaschine 4. JOLLE - Wirtschaft Arbeit Tod 5. Flawless Issues & Faerybabyy - Anyway 6. Left For Pleasure - Blue Eyes 7. Lake Felix - The Most Broken Heart 8. Team Scheiße - Schmetterling 9. Sektion No Fun - Generation Y 10. Uma Vox - Best Friends RADIO & COUNTRY: Produced by Radio Corax, Halle (Saale)

In the 57th episode of the IndieRE Broadcast by Radio Student from Zagreb we are presenting you a unique musical journey captured on album Altur Mur by Mimika Orchestra. It's member and composer Mak Murtić shared with us few thoughts about his reinvented vision of Mediterranean folklore and we will here tunes called Thalassa and Amuar, inviting us to Mimika's infinite feast. The following song remains inspired by traditional Croatian melodies, but in a completely different way. Đutko and Plodovi Zemlje is a Croatian Agro-Pop sensation and Plodovi zemlje (the literal translation - The Fruits of the Earth) is a refrence to the agricultural TV show on Croatian national television. The song is called Lika, to je ta spika! and it is a single from Đutko's latest album Šišaj Majstore which was released less than a month ago. The last album we have selected for you today comes from a relatively new band on the Croatian scene - Čuvarkuća. They released a debut album Curino cvijeće in the end of 2022 and today we will hear the songs called Uvijek umoran, Gladiole and Dosadan i glup. Find out more about the album in the interview with Čuvarkuća's frontman Hrvoje Dešić. FEATURED ARTISTS Mimika Orchestra https://mimikaorchestra.com/ https://mimikaorchestra.bandcamp.com/album/altur-mur https://www.facebook.com/mimikaorchestra https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_PkAOBwE5l6eFqzYMKvMSw https://www.instagram.com/mimikaorchestra/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/67HzeTZ1AAv7JWMf4DMJMC Đutko i Plodovi zemlje https://djutko.bandcamp.com/ https://www.instagram.com/djutkoo/ https://www.facebook.com/djutko https://open.spotify.com/artist/4flhqwJPFEcBQp5ChpEx70 Čuvarkuća https://cuvarkuca.bandcamp.com/ https://www.instagram.com/kojecuvarkuca/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/5eugYu2k7wWecBTSR09vjC https://www.facebook.com/kojecuvarkuca https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7BV5Sjo_C4 PLAYLIST 1. Mimika Orchestra – Thalassa [5:07] (Menart, Rika Muzika, 2022) 2. Mimika Orchestra – Amuar [13:43] (Menart, Rika Muzika, 2022) 3. Đutko i Plodovi zemlje – Lika to je ta spika! [3:22] (više manje zauvijek, 2023) 4. Čuvarkuća – Uvijek umoran [3:28] (Records DK, 2022) 5. Čuvarkuća – Gladiole [4:07] (Records DK, 2022) 6. Čuvarkuća – Dosadan i glup [3:51] (Records DK, 2022) JOURNALIST, TECHNICIANS AND PRODUCERS Franka Štrkalj, Ivan Poschko and Ivan Vlašić RADIO & COUNTRY Produced by Radio Student, Zagreb, Croatia, 2023.

Recorded live at NAB Show! Marshall Altman, producer/songwriter, Nettwerk Music Group and Justin Chase, chief content officer, Beasley Media Group, join Joe D'Angelo, senior vice president, Broadcast Radio and Digital Audio, Xperi, for an in-depth look at how new technology, specifically Xperi's DTS AutoStage, deepens listener connections to music and artists on the radio in vehicles. You'll also hear how new music discovery, consistency and artist engagement are all strengthening and evolving.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3098669/advertisement

RADIO WARS! Kyle and Kevin lead the show with the lopsided fall ratings between WIP and 97.5. What is the future of Beasley? Can WIP keep the momentum after Angelo retires? How much did the Phillies and Eagles play into it? We're then joined by Dr. Vince Basile, the Mummer who saved the Eagles fan in the 200 level of the Linc. He details the entire situation and we see if we can get him some playoff tix for the Birds run. We finish talking about a good Sixers win, their dominance at home, Carson Wentz's might retire, and Kyle being nominated for the Inquirer's Super Fan contest. If you want to vote for Kyle - https://www.inquirer.com/entertainment/inq2/philadelphians-best-2022-statistics-20230105.html Please subscribe to the show ([Apple Podcasts] [Spotify] [Amazon Music] [Google Play] [Stitcher] [iHeartRadio] [RSS]), leave a 5 star review, and follow us on Facebook and Twitter: @CrossingBcast Check out the other shows on the Crossing Broad Podcast Network including: Crossed Up: A Phillies Podcast, Snow the Goalie: A Flyers Podcast, and It's Always Soccer in Philadelphia. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

By now, the radio industry was expecting a full pandemic recovery -- back to 2019 operating levels. But that hasn't happened. Revenue continues to run below 2019 levels, radio stocks are trading at or near all-time lows, and Audacy is in danger of being delisted. Our hosts look for insights from Jeff Warshaw, the radio CEO who attempted a $1.2 billion takeover of Cumulus last summer. Warshaw, the incoming chairman of the Radio Advertising Bureau, weighs in on where he thinks the industry is headed, what might happen to Audacy, and whether he might try another run at Cumulus.

Could the phase-out of 3rd party cookies turn into a comeback for local print and broadcast media? Longtime media and advertising executive Shawn Riegsecker thinks so. Not one to pull punches, the founder and CEO of Basis (formerly Centro) says media made every mistake in the book dealing with the Internet for the past 20 years. But they now have the opportunity to turn tables on the tech giants. Corey & Gordon offer their insights on Riegsecker's vision.

Art Laboe's voice filled Southern California airwaves for more than 70 years. But beyond being a beloved disc jockey whose show was eventually broadcast across the nation, Laboe spread a radical message of racial unity way before such messages became mainstream.The prolific “Oldies but Goodies” radio legend died Oct. 7 of pneumonia. His death comes at a time when we need his message of tolerance more than ever. So today, a tribute to Art Laboe. Read the full transcript here.Host: Gustavo ArellanoGuests: TimesOC feature writer Gabriel San RománMore reading:L.A.'s radio community pays tribute to Art Laboe, a legend and mentor: ‘End of an era'Column: I'm playing an Art Laboe album to counteract the noxious vibe from L.A. City HallArt Laboe dies; his ‘Oldies but Goodies' show ruled the L.A. airwaves

We celebrate our 50th episode and self-congratulate on winning the 2018 Touchstone Award for Broadcast Radio from the Press Club of Toledo. Also, we share stories of musical thanks – with examples – and test our knowledge of Oak Harbor High School (the alma mater of our special guest, TSO's Marketing Manager Allie Dresser).

The annual Infinite Dial survey from Edison Research was recently released, showing what people in the US are listening to, and where. It even includes social media platforms like TikTok, which Eric observes young people often use like radio, playing in the background as they go about daily activities. We review the stats, and also […] The post Podcast #326: The State of Listening and Broadcast Radio in 2022 appeared first on Radio Survivor.

Radio Canada International's final shortwave radio broadcast. This recording was made on June 24, 2012 beginning at 1550 UTC on 11,675 kHz.  Listeners will note that the broadcast ends abruptly during the mailbag program -obviously the transmitters were turned off prematurely. Recorded by Rajdeep Das, courtesy of the Shortwave Radio Archive. Part of the Shortwave Transmissions project, documenting and reimagining the sounds of shortwave radio - find out more and see the whole project at https://citiesandmemory.com/shortwave

Doug Sandberg and a friend combined their curiosity and creativity with electronic parts they bought at supply stores in New York city and built a small radio station when they were teenagers. Sandberg did not know then of the unique experiences ahead in his life. The Vietnam-era veteran served at Minot Air Force base in […]

In today's episode we speak with Joe D'Angelo who joins us from Annapolis Maryland. Joe is Senior Vice President of Broadcast Radio at Xperi - a company that is modernizing our FM dial in the form of HD Radio. You might be surprised at how many cars already use their tech and how HD Radio fits into the ecosystem. For years radio has been fighting off competition from satellite services but now they might be facing an even more serious threat from music streaming and podcasts. We sit down with Joe to understand the current state of radio and where it might be headed in the future. Joe walks us through how his company is driving adoption of new technologies like HD Radio and in-car internet to bring radio into the modern era. Learn more about Xperi at: xperi.com and connect with Joe on LinkedIn: @joseph-d-angelo-9ba34a1/ ... Beatseeker has been selected by Feedspot as one of the Top Music Technology Podcasts on the web: https://blog.feedspot.com/music_technology_podcasts/ Learn more: beatseeker.fm Insta: @beatseekerpod Twitter: @beatseekerpod Facebook: facebook.com/beatseekerpod Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/beatseeker Beatseeker is sponsored by the Boombox Music League: boomboxsoftware.com

Ray Hadley has shared the moment his radio broadcasting career began, thanks to some help from The Kingmaker. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rana Ijaz is a popular radio broadcaster and voiceover artist who is known for his funny prank calls. Here he talks to Masood Mallhi about his journey as a broadcaster and love for the radio.

Joe D'Angelo, senior vice president, Broadcast Radio, Xperi, details the latest advancements in HD Radio, DTS AutoStage and other Xperi technologies and discusses how they will positively impact broadcast radio in the short and long term future.

On this episode of The Fighter's Voice, Richard Ortiz and Co-Host Shelly "The Artist" Hollis interview Hector Camacho, Jr! Hector Camacho Jr. talks fathers documentary on Showtime Show, how it was growing up as a Camacho and more, on The Fighter's Voice! The Fighter's Voice Host - Richard Ortiz Co-Host - Shelly Hollis Guest - Hector Camacho Jr. Location - Fresno, CA Visit The Fighter's Voice on our web based platforms! www.TheFightersVoice.com email management: TheFightersVoice@Gmail.com Like Us on Facebook: @TheFightersVoice Instagram: @TheFightersVoice YouTube: @The Fighter's Voice Twitter: @fightersvoice_ Filmed & Edited by: Shelly "The Artist" Hollis Company - (A Vision In Ones Mind IG - @aviomss) for Youtube and video format / Produced for Broadcast Radio, audio and Podcast Distribution Raul Martinez (IG: @raulmartinez41510) for The Fighter's Voice Radio Show --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thefightersvoice/message

If this podcast and my teenage diary have taught me anything, it's that looking back on who you were 30 years ago, is VERY enlightening, it's also shocking as all get out. Each week of entries leaves me a wee bit shook by my own decisions, choices, thoughts, theories and all the other inane this and that I've chosen to record within my diary. In this week's episode I've invited my bestie Jenny back (she's a 'uge Madonna fan, hence why I just call her Majenna) to help me work though some fucked up entries. Inside there’s more attempts at diarised humour, I also get nervous broadcasting into two new towns for 2 hours, I wake up to an actual zoo in the bathroom while I’m house sitting at Jan's. I wish I could remember how I removed both the small creatures I stumbled upon, the memory is foggy slash utterly gone, but I can't see myself killing them either. I have to just trust that I got someone in to help me remove them because I was not interested in undertaking that in any way, shape or form, hence why I'm sure I didn't off them like some low key serial killer in the making. I also hilariously dispense love and relationship advice, even though I haven’t had any experience of either, thankfully Majenna thinks it ain't all bad, phew. PLUS I pretend I’m tough by slagging off the cops, I know right, it's just one "brave" story after another, anyway get ready we is about to hit peak teenager AGAIN.

Prem Rawat is in South Africa being interviewed on Metro FM, the biggest breakfast show in Southern Africa, by DJ Fresh and DJ Somizi about violence and confrontation, conflict resolution and peace. In the second interview for South African Broadcast radio Prem talks about knowing yourself, appreciation and the path to contentment. www.premrawat.com This podcast is brought to you thanks to Udo's Oil, made with your health in mind. www.udoschoice.com and www.theudo.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

My bestie MJ, aka Mary the babysitter from my teenage diary, is back for another week of entries and to help me understand why the two of us where so HOT for John Laws in the 80's. In 1989 Lawsie was the actual 'King of Talkback Radio', his show was relayed to radio stations all over Australia, including Karratha's 6KA. This week's worth of diary entries includes a rather horrendous set of sentences where 20 year old me is practically whacking myself off, via the tip of my biro (not a euphemism) over John Laws. It's uncomfortable to read now because he's just so hideous and reviled, but back then he was considered the peak of radio talent in Australia...how times change huh. We'll also cover off how a regular caller to the radio station called me up with a "great idea", but it actually isn’t, and the fact that he wants me to help him make it happen, means I'm either gonna have to commit to it, or pull on my big boy pants and tell him it aint ever gonna happen. So that's obviously where the bitching begins in this weeks worth of dairy entries, there's also a creepy moment where I pretend I’m heterosexual and filled with fake lust for one of my guests. I also get agitated when I'm accused of not doing something and actually raise my voice and yell at my boss Neville...whilst also trying not to cry, so that's totes business slash adulting right there. Plus, despite being a dog person, I buy a kitten on a whim, which weirdly makes me a teenage cat lady, because in 1989 I already had a cat back in Adelaide. How long will 80's me stay interested, and can it live with me for more than a week? Probably not, you can find out what I called my new feline friend, and what happened next within this episode, plus in keeping with her earlier appearances on this podcast, MJ manages to further incriminate herself by casually dropping a story that again places her in an illegal scenario, so huzzah for that and job well done.

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BONUS questions from the 375th edition of "ROI"Relevant or Irrelevant is recorded at the studios of KALA-FM, Davenport, IA-Quad Cities.

Author and historian Dave Coopman joins the "ROI" team to discuss the 100th anniversary of broadcast radio in the United States for the 375th installment of this series.Relevant or Irrelevant is recorded at the studios of KALA-FM, Davenport, IA-Quad Cities.

We’ve heard that there’s been a silver living for HD Radio across the COVID-19 pandemic. That involves using the technology to disseminate important tips and virus protection techniques to audio consumers.We also hear that HD Radio aided not only in the rapid deployment of messages, but additional content through digital multicasts.What that entailed is just one small part of a wide-ranging conversation with Joe D’Angelo, the Senior Vice President of Broadcast Radio at Xperi, parent of HD Radio. And, you can hear it all right now in this fresh RBR+TVBR InFOCUS Podcast, presented by DOT.fm.

On this episode of The Entreprenudist Podcast, I talk with Personal Trainer Al Jordan.  Al also has a Psychology Degree.  How valuable is that?  Not only will he get you in shape, but he could probably help you understand the vicious mental cycle that got you out of shape in the first place. 0:00  Intro 0:30  Free Life Coaching Consultation 1:59  Personal Trainer with a Psychology Degree 3:56  Start of Interview with Personal Trainer Al Jordan 5:50  Do you have to quit your job to become an entrepreneur 8:28  Types of Personal Trainer Certifications 10:34  How to overcome barriers of entry 15:00  Al's social media 15:40  How to not appear to be a hypocrite 18:58  Benefits of the ISSA Personal Trainer Certification 21:20  Benefits of working with a Nutrition Specialist 26:35  How to get Personal Trainer customers 31:15  What's a Big Ticket Sale, and how to close it 33:30  How much money personal trainers make 38:35  Perceived Value 41:24  How to protect your brand 45:13  Should you quit your job 47:25  What is a Healthcare Savings Account 51:17  Sales is the Great Equalizer 55:29  How did Al get into Broadcast Radio 1:01:45  Business Failure, and overcoming the failure 1:06:36  How to get work/life balance 1:08:20  Sole Proprietor vs LLC 1:12:10  Investing in yourself gets you the Biggest Return on Investment (ROI) 1:16:28  Is the lack of funds, the reason why you're unhappy 1:19:53  Networking in your circle of influence 1:23:40  Personal Training before and after Covid-19 1:27:11  Avoiding Objections 1:30:15  Al Jordan's Last Words 1:32:24  A Personal Trainer with a Psychology Degree 1:36:15  Why you should invest in yourself first Al Jordan:  @4JRadio  @WorkFitnessWorld Get more from Randolph Love III: https://linktr.ee/randolphchfc Download or stream "Couple Hundred Grand":  https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/randolphlove/couple-hundred-grand

It's so good to be back. I am super excited for this season, and on This Episode, I have The Jide Taiwo on and we discuss the future of both radio and podcasts especially in Nigeria. We Highlighted - Differences between podcasting and broadcasting -The mass appeal of radio Vs niche appeal of Podcasts - The lifespan of radio shows as against podcasts - Radio Shows are now getting Podcasts, is this the future of radio - Copyright and podcast Education You can Follow Jide on Instagram and on twitter. you can also listen to This shouldn't be funny Podcast here. You can also follow Verbally media on Instagram and twitter Thanks For listening, Follow us on all socials @Mspspeakspod. Don't forget to like rate and review, also share the pod with a friend or 2. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

“The future of streaming music is more than just playlists of songs with long gaps of silence,” says Co-Founder and CEO of Super Hi-Fi, Zack Zalon. We are excited to have Zack on the show to tell us a bit about his company, data, and technology he uses. Like our show? Subscribe. Write a review. Read More ...

Ranking Yankee Broadcast/Radio calls with Lou from Hoboken

Organised broadcast radio is 100 years old this year - and it's not just alive, but still kicking pretty hard. Some say surviving and even outliving other media and technological changes make it the 'cockroach' of the world' mass media. What's the secret to survival - and its future?

Organised broadcast radio is 100 years old this year - and it's not just alive, but still kicking pretty hard. Some say surviving and even outliving other media and technological changes make it the 'cockroach' of the world' mass media. What's the secret to survival - and its future?

Years before the show was broadcast on the Internet, it was "The Hair Radio Show" broadcasting in New York, New Jersey, Atlanta and Philadelphia on various FM and AM stations. This is a special classic broadcast.

Welcome to Game Composure, an interview podcast series featuring people who work in and around video game music!This episode is all about Meena Shamaly, host of The Game Show on ABC Classic. We talk about his background in music, starting a little later in life than usual, and how cultural backgrounds can influence the way people engage with and learn about music. We also discuss some of Meena's work in composition, performance and how game music is being delivered to audiences of classical music.Remember to rate the show on your favourite listening platforms, share with others and subscribe! Also follow me and the show on Twitter: @ManJell0 / @GameComposure

Dwayne returns with some updated information about the Convoy from Kingsdale. 

We celebrate our 50th episode and self-congratulate on winning the 2018 Touchstone Award for Broadcast Radio from the Press Club of Toledo. Also, we share stories of musical thanks – with examples – and test our knowledge of Oak Harbor High School (the alma mater of our special guest, TSO's Marketing Manager Allie Dresser). 

Hal Knight has one of the most familiar voices to people calling the U.S. Freedom Scientific sales department. Most people don't know that before joining Freedom in 2000, he spent 25 years+ on WPOR as one of Maine's most popular country music DJs. Hal is also a great storyteller as you'll hear in his conversation with Glen Gordon.   Rob Santello created the Hampod to make ham radio equipment more accessible. What he thought would be a one-off device has turned out to become a project that's helped numerous visually impaired ham operators around the world.  He talks about how video magnifiers have allowed him to continue creating these devices long past the time he thought his declining vision would allow.   Plus, information about who will be hosting FSCast in December, status of SMA shipments in the US, and plans for December product updates.

I still remember my first look round a radio station. In spite of writing to Signal Radio in Stoke-on-Trent and being ignored (shame on you, Signal), Radio Aire in Leeds held an open day, and I got to look round the studios. I remember being amazed by the equipment, and was astonished at how great the jingles sounded on the decent studio monitors; and the equipment everywhere.   Do you need an on-site playout system? The BBC’s ViLOR solution for their local radio stations keeps the fancy studios, but moves all the playout equipment into a few regional centres - so, as a presenter on a local station, you’re not pressing “play” on a computer in the basement any more, but one a few hundred miles away. The benefits here are obvious - easier maintenance, more efficient air-conditioning, cheaper studio facilities.   Speaking at Next Radio, RCS’s Philippe Generali unveiled a cloud-based system (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SZc7SJWKZ8) called Raptor, that moves all of the playout software for a typical radio station into “the cloud”: so RCS look after the racks and the transmitter link, rather than your radio station.   Do you need a music library? OmniPlayer’s playout system (https://omniplayer.com/) uses Spotify (as well as your local audio) so you’ll have access to any song that you need, almost.   Do you need expensive soundproofed studios? A few years ago, I wrote about Vista Radio, a company that I’ve been proudly working with for the last two years, who don’t have radio studios (https://www.radioinfo.com.au/news/radio-stations-without-radio-studios) in their new facilities. Instead, their “open-air” studios are part of their office space. If you’re doing music programming, it’s unlikely you need the type of heavy soundproofing that legacy studios have; and if the only speech blocks are at breakfast, your office is quiet then anyway.   Do you need studios at all? For UK-based EDM station This Is Electric, their presenters are at home (https://www.radioworld.com/news-and-business/this-is-electric-broadcasts-from-the-cloud) , using their own home studio (typically, a USB microphone into a laptop), controlling the playout software which is hosted for them by the UK company Broadcast Radio. The station is on DAB and on the internet.   Do you need offices at all? Google’s G-Suite or Microsoft’s Office 365 offers all the functionality for office work, alongside planning systems like WideOrbit or Aquira. For most jobs, there’s little need for anything other than a web browser.   The team at Aiir, (https://www.aiir.com/) who do radio websites, apps and many more things, don’t have a head office at all: and all work remotely from home. There’s no reason to spend all that money on rent and office space if your team are all remote workers.   I’m now hearing about FM stations in the UK who operate entirely virtually - no offices at all, presenters doing their shows from home (both live and voicetracked), and all back-office work being done by home-workers on systems based in the cloud. Many sales operations already work this way.   The discussion in the US earlier this year was all about “the local studio rule”, but, it seems the discussion for some forward-looking radio stations is whether they need a building at all. Support the show. (https://www.patreon.com/radiofuturologist) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Beacon dust off another archived radio broadcast from El Dorado Broadcast Radio.  This episode Dwayne is information everyone about the lastest information (at the time) about vampires and raiders in the Lone Star Terriroty and provides some updates on the Kingsdale Convoy and the New Arcadia Dragon's Claws.     VoH Archive El Dorado Broadcast Radio Episode 4

Another episode pulled from the Voice of Hope podcast archives.  Dwayne provides some more details on the world of rifts in 100 PA.

This is episode ten of Public Media Daily from Public Media Fans. Its the final episode for the second week of the program and highlights for Thursday, April 26th include...1) Classical 89 is saved as BYU will keep classical music on 89.1 KBYU-FM while putting BYU Radio on its newly purchased 107.9 KUMT.2) The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) has announced Jan Schaffer as its new Ombudsman. She'll serve a three-year term.3) Window to the World Communications, Inc. (WTTW 11 and 98.7 WFMT Chicago) hires Sandra Cordova Micek as its new President and CEO.4) Firing Line is coming back to PBS under new host Margaret Hoover and new production station WNET New York.5) StoryCorps' Dave Isay becomes a Ellis Island Medal of Honor and from the Washington Women in Journalism awards, Audie Cornish is recognized for Broadcast Radio and Amy Walter is recognized for Broadcast Journalism.6) Happy 69th Birthday, 89.1 KMUW Wichita!Subscribe on Messy Bun, Apple Podcasts, Player FM, RadioPublic, Stitcher, Castbox or wherever you prefer to listen. Leave us a rating and a review as well. We're just six followers away from 300 now on Twitter and our first birthday is just four days away.Follow us on Twitter @PubMediaFans for more news and content.

Let’s talk about why you’re fortunate to be making your podcast today, and why dressing for the occasion is a great thing. Two completely separate unrelated topics

Another broadcast from the Castle Refuge Archive is available for the listeners.  Dwayne provides some information on the goings on in and around Fort El Dorado in 100 PA.

2018 is looking to be a good year for small business.My personal definition of “a small business” is an owner-operator doing between $1M and $75M a year. I do not pretend to know the trends outside this group. The following are the small business trends that seem to be emerging in 2018: 1: Small businesses are falling out of love with social media and with SEO (Search Engine Optimization.) 2: Broadcast Radio and Broadcast Television are regaining their previous stature within ad budgets due to the excellent values available at this time. 3: Business owners are beginning to learn the power of having a memorable personality. (The typical company spokesperson is “polished and professional.” Which is just another way of saying “bland, vanilla-neutral. Unremarkable. Interchangeable. Easy to ignore.” Criticism is the price of personality. Which is why so few company spokespersons have any.) Brad and Sarah Casebier used the power of personality to grow their tiny little company in Austin, Texas to astonishing levels of success. You can hear the ad they currently have on the radio on the first page of today's http://www.mondaymorningmemo.com/rabbithole/ (rabbit hole.)4: Experiments with ads in online radio (Pandora, etc.) have typically been disappointments and word is spreading quickly. 5: Google is actively blocking all attempts by SEO specialists to “game” a client's ranking on Google. 6: The most savvy online marketing people are openly advocating mass media as the most efficient way to drive “direct navigation” to a website. (Direct Navigation is currently the single, most important criteria used by Google to determine the search engine ranking of your website. Number two is Time on Site. Number three is Pages Per Session. That being said, there are at least 14 other, smaller criteria considered by Google, but with each one having a decreasing degree of importance.) 7: Sensing the dying momentum for their services, SEO consultants are beginning to push harder than ever in their search for new clients. 8: Recognizing the importance of aligning all their channels of customer communication, business owners are becoming adamant that their online marketing contain the words and phrases [brandable chunks] that have been popularized through their mass media ads. 9: Extremely savvy business owners are taking this concept of “channel alignment” to its ultimate end: ongoing agreement, alignment and reinforcement of mass media messaging throughout all their: A. online efforts, B. direct mail, including invoicing C. email, D. outbound calls, E. conversations of Customer Service Representatives with inbound callers F. weekly orientation and training of salespeople G. weekly orientation and training of all other employees who might interact with the public on behalf of the company. Let me say this as plainly as I can. The smartest and most successful small business owners are orchestrating and aligning all these previously “siloed” departments into a single, concerted voice. And it's about time. Roy H. Williams

We are here. Season's Greetings from all of us here at Pack Central Station, Oldenberg. Join us, and the rest of the Accord as we celebrate End Day. May our spirits be warmed with the radiant heat of Broadcast Radio.   The Pack Episode 2 Transcript available for download here!

Beacon has decided to share some of the archived radio data that Castle Refuge has.  El Dorado Broadcast Radio is from 100 PA when Fort El Dorado was still a free independant city state.  This podcast was made to support a request from Cameron Cleveland who runs the Savage Rifts Living Convention game in California.