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Here's an excellent look at the nature and potentials of radio, and how we use it.
As a podcast here...
... as a web page here:
From "Under the Influence": Radio is Dead; Long Live Radio"
Just heard this on CBC Radio One. Excellent show.
Here's an excellent look at the nature and potentials of radio, and how we use it.
As a podcast here...
... as a web page here:
From "Under the Influence": Radio is Dead; Long Live Radio"
Just heard this on CBC Radio One. Excellent show.
Although leaning left, the CBC has a lot of great programming. And hell's bells they actually report the news.
I'm listening now.
Here's an excellent look at the nature and potentials of radio, and how we use it.
As a podcast here...
... as a web page here:
From "Under the Influence": Radio is Dead; Long Live Radio"
Just heard this on CBC Radio One. Excellent show.
Although leaning left, the CBC has a lot of great programming. And hell's bells they actually report the news.
I'm listening now.
Great show wasn't it?
Whenever I go to Canada the first thing I do (well, after the requisite stops at the ATM and a Tim Horton's) is turn on the radio and hear what real radio can sound like. It's said that the reason our best public radio tends to come from places like Wisconsin and Minnesota and New York is because they're close enough to the border to hear CBC. What we have for public radio in this country pales by comparison.
Now if you are ever in the Toronto area another great station to tune into is CFRB.Although leaning left, the CBC has a lot of great programming. And hell's bells they actually report the news.
I'm listening now.
Great show wasn't it?
Whenever I go to Canada the first thing I do (well, after the requisite stops at the ATM and a Tim Horton's) is turn on the radio and hear what real radio can sound like. It's said that the reason our best public radio tends to come from places like Wisconsin and Minnesota and New York is because they're close enough to the border to hear CBC. What we have for public radio in this country pales by comparison.
I've pretty well grown up with them.
I can't even list all the great shows. And they tackle hard hitting topics. And as I said I know they tend to lean left, but they keep that for editorializing. I love radio.
On the other hand, I better it's all I've got besides this computer
Here's an excellent look at the nature and potentials of radio, and how we use it.
As a podcast here...
... as a web page here:
From "Under the Influence": Radio is Dead; Long Live Radio"
Just heard this on CBC Radio One. Excellent show.
Although leaning left, the CBC has a lot of great programming. And hell's bells they actually report the news.
I'm listening now.
Great show wasn't it?
Whenever I go to Canada the first thing I do (well, after the requisite stops at the ATM and a Tim Horton's) is turn on the radio and hear what real radio can sound like. It's said that the reason our best public radio tends to come from places like Wisconsin and Minnesota and New York is because they're close enough to the border to hear CBC. What we have for public radio in this country pales by comparison.
Great show wasn't it?
Whenever I go to Canada the first thing I do (well, after the requisite stops at the ATM and a Tim Horton's) is turn on the radio and hear what real radio can sound like. It's said that the reason our best public radio tends to come from places like Wisconsin and Minnesota and New York is because they're close enough to the border to hear CBC. What we have for public radio in this country pales by comparison.
I've pretty well grown up with them.
I can't even list all the great shows. And they tackle hard hitting topics. And as I said I know they tend to lean left, but they keep that for editorializing. I love radio.
On the other hand, I better it's all I've got besides this computer
I'm familiar with CFRB (via CFRX) since the my early teens. CFRX is their shortwave Xmtr on 6070. Somewhere I have a QSL card from them from the mid-1960s.
When I lived in Vermont I got hooked up with my landlady's Yagi and tuned in CKUT (140 miles away in Montréal) and CBO Ottawa (200 miles) every day. Yet I couldn't hear the station I worked at 25 miles away. My newest toy is an internet radio. Woo- hoo, it's all in there.
