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Showing posts with label shortwave. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shortwave. Show all posts

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Win a new radio and hear radio programs from around the world!

My colleague and syndication partner Keith Perron of PCJ Media has just reviewed the brand new Sangean shortwave radio. And some lucky listener will win one!

Friday, March 25, 2011

March Edition of Media Network Plus

Just a reminder to tune in to this month's edition of MNP later today or on the weekend.

 On this month's show:

Monday, March 08, 2010

First anniversary of the revived Happy Station Show this week

This program is the catalyst for the expansion of Nash Holos onto the international airwaves. If you haven't heard it yet, make sure to tune in. After hearing it you'll understand why I'm so excited, and honoured, to be included in the PCJ Media network, sponsor of the Happy Station Show.

When thinking about what to do, PCJ Media founder Keith Perron found it a bit of a challenge. Since March 12, 2009 he's produced over 100 editions. This includes transmissions to Latin America, North America and partner stations in the US, UK, Kenya, Indonesia, New Zealand and others.

For this first anniversary special, Keith looks back at some of the most memorable shows and interviews. He would like to include everything, but said if he did the show would be over 5 hours long! (It's an hour-long show.)

The first transmission will be on shortwave at 0200UTC March 10th, 2009 on 9955khz to Latin America. You can also listen anywhere in the world via the WRMI Radio Miami International webstream.

For all other transmissions between March 10th and March 15th visit the PCJ Media for more details. This edition of the Happy Station Show will be broadcast to all regions.

Enjoy!

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Nash Holos debuts today on shortwave - Radio Miami International

On Thursday at 6 pm PST (Friday at 0200UTC ) Nash Holos will air on shortwave radio on the 31 metre band at 9955 khz, and online, streaming live at www.wrmi.net .

However, if you miss it, you can catch it on Live365 or download it at the PCJ Media site. There's a link to the Live365 broadcast at the PCJ Media site, and the download will be there for the time being.

It's not exactly the same as the Vancouver broadcast as it's tailored to an international rather than a local audience. So for now the international archives will be at the PCJ Media site. Later this year, however, I'll also be making some changes to the Vancouver broadcast to accommodate plans for potential expansion into other markets.

Needless to say, this is a very exciting time for me... and, I hope, Nash Holos listeners!

A special note of thanks to Keith Perron of PCJ Media for remembering me from the early days of Nash Holos on CHMB, for believing in the concept of Nash Holos, and for providing me the opportunity to pursue my vision for the program.

Tuesday, February 09, 2010

Nash Holos makes debut on shortwave

This Thursday (or Friday, depending on where you are), Nash Holos will make its international shortwave debut on Radio Miami International (WRMI), under the auspices of Taipei-based PCJ Media.

In the Americas, it will air on 9955khz (at the 31 metre band) on Friday, Feb 12, 2010 at 0200UTC (Thursday, Feb. 11 at 6 pm PST). You can also catch the live stream at http://www.wrmi.net/ .

The debut program will be a slightly modified version of the original Vancouver broadcast which aired on January 31st. For the time being, Nash Holos will air on shortwave once a month.

The shortwave world has been notified. Details here.

It's been an interesting experience for me so far! I'm enjoying becoming acquainted with the international radio scene, courtesy Keith and co. at PCJ Media.

Keith Perron is the head honcho at PCJ Media. We worked together briefly in the early days of Nash Holos at CHMB radio until he left for greener pastures in Beijing. About a year ago he revived the world's longest-running shortwave radio program, The Happy Station Show, an extremely entertaining variety show which he now hosts.

He is not Ukrainian himself (his pronunciation kind of gives him away) but has very eclectic musical tastes. He thought that since Nash Holos is delivered in English, it would be a good fit for his budding media network. The broadcast schedule is here.

Stay tuned for more developments as they occur!

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