Podcasts about radio central

Frecuencia Al Día - Republica Dominicana | La Historia de Radio Central 1040 AM Informe con Teo Veras (†). El 1 de marzo de 1982, luego de ser adquirida por una empresa propiedad del Mayor general E.N. Don Enrique Pérez y Pérez y administrada por su hijo, el ingeniero Irving Pérez, salía al aire La Nueva Radio Central en las FQ's de 1040 AM y 92.5 FM desde Santo Domingo, capital de la Rep. Dom.  La siguiente es una grabación que nos narra su historia en la voz de nuestro querido amigo ido a destiempo… #TeoVeras. Participaron en esta edición: Francisco Oviedo - Luís G. Loyola – Francisco Páez – Eusebio Sánchez. ► Síguenos en Programas DX: http://bit.ly/1A0x4Xq ► @DinoBloise | Frecuencia Al Día 2025.  [No. 921. Publicado Febrero 28, 2025 - 05:00 UTC]  #FrecuenciaAlDía #DinoBloise #RadioCentral #teléfono #YouTube #radio #radioafición #AmateurRadio #dx #diexismo #cb  #TecnologíaAvanzada #InnovaciónTecnológica #GadgetsDelFuturo #ÚltimaTecnología #ReviewsTecnológicos #NoticiasTecnológicas #TendenciasTecnológicas #GadgetsYGizmos #MundoDigital #SmartTech #TechUpdates #GeekLife #GamerTech #TV  #LifeHacksTecnológicos #CienciaYTecnología #InnovaciónTecnológica  #CienciaYTecnología #TechUpdates #WiFi  #GPT #InteligenciaArtificial #OpenAI #Tecnología #Robótica #FuturoTech #prorobots #robots #robots #technology #futuretechnology #innovation #innovation2025 #robotics

-Frecuencia Al Día- República Dominicana | La Historia de Radio Central 1040 AM. Informe con Teo Veras (†). Participaron en esta edición: Eusebio Sánchez - Luís G. Loyola - Alonso Mostazo - Espectro Noticioso - Fernando Hermón.  Síguenos en YouTube https://youtu.be/_bd1h9b8LbU, Facebook https://bit.ly/1kpXeRP, Twitter (X) https://bit.ly/2Z2tGUH, Spotify https://spoti.fi/3v9KVkd & Programas DX http://bit.ly/1A0x4Xq ► Dino Bloise | Frecuencia Al Día 2024. [No. 872. Publicado Marzo 01, 2024 - 05:00 UTC]  #FrecuenciaAlDía #RadioCentral #HION #1040AM #TeoVeras   

Martin Horat ist tot. Das sagt der Präsident der «Wetterschmöcker» gegenüber Radio Central und Radio Sunshine. Horat war der älteste und einer der bekanntesten der sechs Muotathaler «Wetterschmöcker». Schweizweite Bekanntheit erlangte er mit seiner Art, das Wetter anhand von Ameisen vorauszusagen. Weiter in der Sendung: * Der FC Luzern zeigt gegen Lausanne eine eindrückliche Aufholjagd. Er gewinnt 2:1. * In Sisikon hat ein Autofahrer einen Polizeiwagen gerammt. 

We are Gresford. This is Radio Central. Niche as f***. You probably wont know what we are talking about - and that's probably for the better ;) - In this episode Nate and David chat with Hamish about the upcoming Gresford trip.

We are Gresford. This is Radio Central. Niche as f***. You probably wont know what we are talking about - and that's probably for the better ;) - In this episode Nate and David recap a few of the events that happened in 2022.

We are Gresford. This is Radio Central. Niche as f***. You probably wont know what we are talking about - and that's probably for the better ;) - In this episode Liam joins Nate and David to discuss his recent Bali trip.

We are Gresford. This is Radio Central. Niche as f***. You probably wont know what we are talking about - and that's probably for the better ;) - In this episode Liam joins Nate and David to discuss the local bird infestation.

We are Gresford. This is Radio Central. Niche as f***. You probably wont know what we are talking about - and that's probably for the better ;) - In this episode Martin joins David and Nate to discuss their Hamilton Island Holiday from earlier in the year.

We are Gresford. This is Radio Central. Niche as f***. You probably wont know what we are talking about - and that's probably for the better ;) - In this episode David and Nate speak about the infamous wine tour and talk to a well sauced birthday boy.

We are Gresford. This is Radio Central. Niche as f***. You probably wont know what we are talking about - and that's probably for the better ;) - In this episode David and Nate bring the audience up to speed on the last few months since Gresford.

We are Gresford. This is Radio Central. Niche as f***. You probably wont know what we are talking about - and that's probably for the better ;) - In this episode Jake joins us to chat about the upcoming Gresford Trip

We are Gresford. This is Radio Central. Niche as f***. You probably wont know what we are talking about - and that's probably for the better ;) - In this episode Danny joins us to chat about the upcoming Gresford Trip

We are Gresford. This is Radio Central. Niche as f***. You probably wont know what we are talking about - and that's probably for the better ;) - In this episode Isaac joins us to chat about the upcoming Gresford Trip

We are Gresford. This is Radio Central. Niche as f***. You probably wont know what we are talking about - and that's probably for the better ;) - In this episode Edan joins us for a little chat about the upcoming Gresford Trip

This is a snippet from Breaking Walls Episode 116: The Launch of NBC's Monitor (1955) ___________ With Monitor announced, a huge facility was being built on the fifth floor of 30 Rockefeller Plaza. It would be called Radio Central. NBC's next steps were to identify key personalities to be featured. Jim Fleming was named executive producer. In a memo he detailed why the name “Monitor” was chosen. During the war, newsmen monitored the short-waves for information, now they'd be monitoring the entire country and NBC's network. The name suggested alertness, service, vigilance, and a sense of responsibility. These men and women wouldn't be announcers, they'd be “communicators.” One radio veteran in the fold was Ben Grauer. Born in New York in 1908, he was a child actor who became an NBC staff announcer in 1930. Grauer covered olympic games, announced for Walter Winchell's Jergen's Journal, and was hand selected by Arturo Tuscani to support NBC's Symphony Orchestra. By World War II he was a senior commentator and reporter. Communicators would be drawn from a wide-pool of talent and paired. Some of the people suggested were Alene Francis, Morgan Beatty, Hugh Downs, Red Barber, Goodman & Jane Ace, Fred Allen, Bob Trout, Faye Emerson, Bob & Ray, Frank Blair, Burgess Meredith, Boris Karloff, Bennett Cerf, and Dave Garroway. Garroway was a radio veteran and jazz hound who had an unusual, homespun way of talking to his audience. He'd entered TV in 1949 with Garroway At Large. As he mentioned earlier, he'd been hosting Today since January of 1952. But Garroway initially wanted no part of Monitor. However, Pat Weaver asked him personally, and Garroway trusted Weaver implicitly. He agreed. On Monday May 2nd, the network produced a closed circuit practice hour. With the format all but set, it was time for a soft launch.

We are Gresford. This is Radio Central. Niche as f***. You probably wont know what we are talking about - and that's probably for the better ;) - In this episode Davo and Nate discuss 2021 and how we both ended up with the rona after New Years Eve!

We are Gresford. This is Radio Central. Niche as f***. You probably wont know what we are talking about - and that's probably for the better ;) - In this episode Davo and Nate discuss shed skids and meat night!

We are Gresford. This is Radio Central. Niche as f***. You probably wont know what we are talking about - and that's probably for the better ;) - In this episode Davo and Nate discuss the nicknames in our Gresford S4 Facebook Messenger group chat.

Zu Gast bei mir heute ist jemand, deren Stimme Ihnen vermutlich aus dem Innerschweizer Radio Central vertraut ist. Martina Petrig steht aber nicht „nur“ regelmässig am Radiomikrofon, nein sie hat noch einen viel grösseren kreativen Output. Die ursprünglich gelernte Konditorin und Confiseurin zaubert unter anderem süsse Kreationen und beherrscht die Kunst des Handletterings. Sie hat in Chur Media Engineering mit Vertiefung Radio Production studiert, ist Social Media Managerin ebenfalls für Radio Central, hat ein Kinderhörspiel von A bis Z alleine mit viel Herzblut auf die Beine gestellt, zusammen mit einer Journalistinnenkollegin und liess sich zur Sprecherin weiterbilden. Ausserdem ist die 25-jährige auch noch als Illustratorin tätig. Wie sie als Stagiaire Thomas Gottschalk eine amüsante Highlight-Antwort entlockte, in Zürich an der Langstrasse ihr schlimmstes Gespräch mit einem Bachelor führte, ihre gesamte Interviewvorbereitung im Tram vergass, warum sie ihre Lehre fast abgebrochen hätte, ihr die Lust an der Arbeit in einer 08/15 Bäckerei/Konditorei/Confiserie vergangen ist, woher ihre grosse Liebe zum Musizieren rührt, was sie als unabhängige, seriöse Journalistin punkto Neutralität im Alltag beachten muss, wieso sie die W-Fragen wieso/warum einerseits gerne einsetzt und andererseits kritisch beäugt, welchen Einfluss die Covid-19 Pandemie auf unsere Mediennutzung hat, all das und noch viel mehr erzählt Martina Petrig in der fünften Episode von Michafon. Links: Micha Brandstetter: Facebook: facebook.com/michafon Instagram: instagram.com/michafon Twitter: twitter.com/michafonB LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/micha-brandstetter-a16b181a5 Kontakt: michafon@gmx.net Martina Petrig: Facebook: facebook.com/martina.petrig.5 Instagram: instagram.com/martinapetrig Twitter: twitter.com/petrig_martina?lang=de LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/martina-petrig-11b831128 Radio Central: radiocentral.ch Linas Abenteuer (Kinderhörspiel): open.spotify.com/show/23tfyyEyFLn46LGflCRPQs

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J. Tannus entrevista o advogado, professor e jurista, Dr. Cassio Cavalli, que aborda a pandemia e a falência das empresas.

In 1955 NBC, CBS, ABC, and Mutual Broadcasting were looking for ways to pivot programming with cost-effectiveness and a more mobile audience in mind. Studies were showing that at least half of radio's audiences were now coming from automobile or transistor sets. Yet, there was still only rudimentary ways to measure these ratings. With network radio drama was winding down in the 1950s in favor of more news, talk, and music, NBC launched Monitor on June 12th, 1955 with this closed circuit broadcast. Monitor was a true magazine of the air, running over NBC stations on Saturday mornings in four-hour blocks. When it first began, it took over NBC’s airtime for the entire weekend. It was the brainchild of legendary NBC radio and television network president Pat Weaver, whose career bridged classic radio and television's infancy and who sought to keep radio alive in a television age. Believing that broadcasting could and should educate as well as entertain, Weaver fashioned a series to do both with some of the best-remembered and best-regarded names in broadcasting, entertainment, journalism, and literature taking part. Monitor offered actualities, remotes, comedy, and variety. Segments were hosted by and featured by the likes of NBC announcers Dave Garroway and Ben Grauer, to baseball’s Red Barber, to Ms. Monitor Tedi Thurman who did weather reports, and to comedians Bob Elliott and Ray Goulding. The show aired from a custom-designed, mammoth NBC studio on the fifth floor of the RCA Building in New York City called Radio Central. Monitor remained on the air until January 26th, 1975.

#WATCHMOVIE HERE: CHRS Holiday Social 2019 Radio Central Alameda CA! Jon's archive https://archive.org/details/chrsholidaysocial2019radiocentralalamedaca Youtube https://youtu.be/Rbc4bK28irA ... Official Jon Hammond Band Breaking News FEED Jon is also Host of HammondCast KYOURADIO organist accordionist USA Jazz Blues

On this episode, tune in as Ariana and Josh interview a group of young talented musicians who make up this central Illinois band. The Kick. The have covered 90s groups such as Green Day and The Red Hot Chili Peppers. In the future, they hope to cover some songs from The Beatles. Check them out on Facebook under, " The Kick." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jianetwork/support

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Join Nancy J. Reid and Lisa D. Smith, the mother-daughter travel team and publishers of Big Blend Radio & TV Magazine and Parks & Travel Magazine, for Big Blend Radio’s Vacation Station travel show!  On This Episode: - Historic Springfield, Kentucky - Stephanie McMillin, Executive Director of the Springfield Tourism Commission, discusses upcoming events and activities in historic Springfield, located in the heart of Central Kentucky, the ‘Land of Bourbon, Horses & History.’ - Authentic Lafayette, Louisiana - From swamp boat tours to rum tasting, zydeco breakfasts and tours of the Tabasco Factory, travel writer Linda Kissam ‘Food, Wine & Shopping Diva’, Benjamin J. Berthelot - President & CEO of Lafayette Convention and Visitors Commission, and Captain Tucker Friedman - Owner of Atchafalaya Basin Landing & Marina, share what makes Lafayette such a unique destination. Featured music is ‘New Freedom Blues’ by Town Mountain, and ‘Luke’s Stomp’ by Johnny Mastro & Mama’s Boys.  

It's Central Division preview time! On this episode the gang breaks down the division dominated by Nashville and Winnipeg and discuss who has a  chance to sneak up into the the top of the standings. Will Chicago have a bounce back year? What can we expect from Minnesota after a third place finish? Can Dallas or St. Louis challenge for the crown? The season is fast-approaching, so don't miss this dive into the West's best conference. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

David Edelstein, JD Raucci and Tim Leonard discuss Friday's 50-7 Syracuse football 2017 week 1 victory over Central Connecticut State.

Christian Kuhn berichtet seit Jahren für Radio Central von der Tour de Suisse. Welche Bilanz zieht er von der diesjährigen Landesrundfahrt? Wie sieht er die Zukunft der Tour de Suisse? Urs Gnos begrüsste Christian Kuhn als Central-Gast

This episode of Big Blend Radio's Happy Hour variety show, aired live on May 31, 2017. Chef Mike Fisher, Dick & Bonnie Swank of Swank Farms, and Juli Vieira of San Benito County Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau discuss the Farm-to-Table movement in San Benito County, CA. Travel writer Linda Kissam shares her small town adventures in Albany, Oregon. www.BigBlendRadio.com

This episode of Big Blend Radio's Vacation Station Travel Show, aired live on March 12, 2017, featuring: Kentucky Barn Quilt Tour with Stephanie McMillin - Springfield Tourism Commission; Spring in San Benito County CA with Juli Vieira - San Benito County Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau; Three Rivers in California's Sequoia Country with Sheila Stone – Sequoia Vacation Rentals and Holly Radmacher – Kaweah River Trading Company.

Stephanie McMillin, Executive Director of the Springfield Tourism Commission, chats about Washington County's Barn Quilt Trail that's part of the central Kentucky Bourbon Trail. Learn more about Springfield here> http://nationalparktraveling.com/listing/springfield-kentucky/

Today we debut a new version of Final Round Radio! Our partner Kevin Keith (or K Squared as we like to call him back in Charlotte) has moved to the Dallas-Ft. Worth area, and is teaming up with Casey Wright of Innova discs to bring you Final Round Radio Central.  We're very proud to be able to bring you news and coverage from the central part of the country, home to a thriving disc golf scene. We'll be releasing FRRC episode on the weeks that the Charlotte crew isn't recording, so hopefully we have a new episode for you each and every week. Our hope is that we can expand our coverage of all things disc golf, giving voice to a new audience. This is the pilot episode of FRRC, so please bear with us as we work out all the recording and production. As always, we appreciate you listening to Final Round Radio and will be working hard to make this the best podcast in disc golf.

Er ist Reporter mit Leib uns Seele. Christian Kuhn begleitet auch in diesem Jahr die Tour de Suisse für Radio Central und reist dann im August nach Rio zu den olympischen Spielen. Christian Zweifel begrüsste Christian Kuhn als Central-Gast und sprach über Motor-Doping am Rennvelo oder über das Zika Virus in Rio.

Ihre neue CD heisst „Wir" und kommt morgen auf den Markt. Wir (also Radio Central) haben mit ihr schon heute über das Werk gesprochen. Philipp Lustenberger hat Francine Jordi begrüsst.

Bob Lundquist – Part I http://wwwx.dowling.edu/library/new/BobLundquist1.mp3 Download audio Bob Lundquist – Part II http://wwwx.dowling.edu/library/new/BobLundquist2.mp3 Download audio Robert Lundquist was station engineer at the vast RCA transmitting station at Rocky Point known the world over as Radio Central. In this two-part interview he provides a crash course in the history, development, and technology of radio. You'll also hear about the history of RCA, David Sarnoff, Guglielmo Marconi, and the role of Sputnik in the demise of Radio Central. Among the memories Bob shares are the the day in 1978 when Governor Hugh Carey accepted the property (along with the RCA station in Riverhead) on behalf of New York State, along with the time he had to decide the fate of Marconi's shack, an important relic of Long Island's radio history. Further Research: Rocky Point Historical Society Radio Central Amateur Radio Club The World's Greatest Radio Station More on Marconi's Shack Rocky Point Pine Barrens State Forest Long Island Radio & TV Historical Society

Matthew Coller and Sam Hitchcock run through the Central Division