0000 UTC on November 22 running for 24 hours we will be testing on 9465. Let us know if you can hear it and how well you can hear it. Reception reports to qsls@global24radio.com
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0000 UTC on November 22 running for 24 hours we will be testing on 9465. Let us know if you can hear it and how well you can hear it. Reception reports to qsls@global24radio.com
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Tonight, November 20 0300 UTC (Wednesday 19 November at 10pm Eastern) - We tune in with Garth Mullins about “The End of the Dial” and the future of radio. This program originally aired on CBC earlier this year. Global 24 is pleased to rebroadcast it tonight.
About the Program
Video was supposed to kill the radio star. Now we’re told the internet is going to finish it off. There are budget cuts, radio signals are dropping off the dial and transmitters are being mothballed. But Garth Mullins isn’t ready to pull the plug just yet. He’s been a radio-head from the start, listening to shortwave, working in community radio and now making programs and podcasts. And he’s hearing a radio renaissance.
Garth talks to Elizabeth Hay, author of Late Nights On Air about radio in the north. Digital media scholar Ethan Zuckerman argues that radio is still important in a wired world. Garth also meets up with Ryan McMahon, Anishinaabe comedian and podcast media maker. Ira Glass, host of This American Life, asks if it’s really necessary to make “a radio show that says, aww, radio is great.” Well, this is that show.
We hear the story of El Salvador’s underground Radio Venceremos and the sounds of Cold War Era Shortwave (thanks to Paul Dougherty). Aljaz Pengov Bitenc from Slovenia’s Radio Kaos talks about WWII antifascist transmissions. Radio static art is provided by Anna Friz.
Garth tunes into new online radio voices like 99% Invisible, The Memory Palace, How Sound, Radiolab and Curious City.
Natural radio recordist Stephen P. McGreevy warns of the continuing need for old-school, terrestrial radio, so that we can talk to each other when the grid goes down.
From our friends at Blues Radio International - check out this great rendition of “No Woman, No Cry”
November 17 to November 18 - All Times UTC
** We originally had Radio Cairo on tonight’s schedule but will be making a change **
November 17, 2014
2200 (5pm Eastern)- World of Radio
2230 - Switzerland in Sound - This program needs sponsors, consider sponsoring it here.
2300 - Democracy Now! - This program needs sponsors, consider sponsoring it here.
November 18, 2014
0000 (7pm Eastern) - Global 24 Mailbag
0030 - Blues Radio International. This program needs sponsors, consider sponsoring it here.
0100 - The Rock Pile - Classic Rock with a Twist. This program needs sponsors, consider sponsoring it here.
0330 - Switzerland in Sound (Replay) - This program needs sponsors, consider sponsoring it here.
0400 - Blue Grass Review
0500 - Jazz for the Asking
0600 - Radio France International
Dear Listeners,
We will be emailing welcome information to Listener Club and Insider Club members in the coming days. We are looking forward to having your participation in our forum, on our websites and in our marketplace.
Global 24 is your shortwave station and things will only continue to improve and become more fun.
Thank you for your continued support and interest!
Regards,
Global 24 Radio
The Global 24 Weekly Program Schedule from November 15 - 0000 UTC
* schedule subject to change, check back for frequent updates and corrections
November 12, 2014 - UTC
0000 - Polish Radio External Service
0100 - Deutsche Welle - Spectrum
0130 - Radio Prague
0200 - Back to Vietnam Special
0300 - EU Network News
0330 - Blues Radio Internaitonal
0400 - World of Radio
0430 - Media Network
0500 - Radio France
0600 - Radio France
If you missed our Berlin Wall specials you still have another day to get us a reception report of our signal on 9395 to claim your special QSL.
Listen to our rock music set on the Berlin Wall here and also check out hour 1 of The Rendez-Vous.
Reports can be emailed via qsls@global24radio.com or sent online.
(Hollywood, FL) November 7, 2014 – Global 24 is pleased to announce that Radio Cairo will be joining our lineup of international relays.
According to Phil Workman, general manager of Global 24, “Radio Cairo brings a very different feel to Global 24. We want an international perspective and Radio Cairo will give our lineup a very different sound. We think shortwave listeners will enjoy hearing Radio Cairo with a little more ease on a regular basis.”
More information will follow in the coming days.
(Hollywood, FL) November 2, 2014 – Global 24 is pleased to announce a special QSL card remembering the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9, 1989.
Global 24 will be broadcasting several special programs throughout the weekend about the tumultuous events in Berlin. Our special QSL card will be available for confirmed reception reports from November 6 through November 10.
One of our feature programs, The Rendez-Vous, will be broadcasting from Berlin.
From their website:
Our programme will be coming from Berlin to mark the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. We will be talking to some remarkable folks about what life was like living in the shadow of the wall and meeting the brother of the first man shot dead whilst trying to escape in 1961. Plus singing star Connie Francis tells us about her experiences in the city in the early 60s.
The Rendez-Vous will be airing on Saturday from 0100-0300 UTC and 0600-0800 UTC on Sunday.
We will be announcing more programs and highlights in the coming days.
Reception reports can be emailed to qsls@global24radio.com or on our website.