Post by Deleted on Aug 14, 2014 0:50:03 GMT
Before introducing No. 95, I just noticed two discrepancies. Whereas Low Power Hour release announcements have mostly been posted under "Programming", I spotted No. 93 announced under "General Topics", and the second thing is that no mention seems to have been posted about No. 94 which has been around for awhile.
If the ALPB will let it go this time, I promise to get better, bordering on perfect.
Be it known that LPH # 95 is available under the title "Revenue", and contains Low Power In the News containing the following reports: an update from Denise Howell at twit.tv on the "Happy Birthday Song" copyright status; "Skeptoid" host Brian Dunning has been sentenced to prison as reported by the Humanist Hour... Several "Skeptoid" episodes have been heard here on the LPH; a new online radio station started by John Stephens has a revenue plan, a real ear picker-upper from "This Week in Radio Tech"; and our barber Buster Boatrocker delivers his commentary on "There Are Taboo Subjects We Do Not Hear About".
Derek Larson of mischkemadness.com continues his super-long interview with radio artist-personality Tommy Mischke of KSTP and WCCO fame, this chapter "The Vogel Years".
From Blare Laboratories comes an amazing breakthrough as we demonstrate right-to-left stereo from a mono AM transmitter/radio.
"Happy Birthday Mickey" is sung "Out of Context".
kdxradio.com/lph.html
If the ALPB will let it go this time, I promise to get better, bordering on perfect.
Be it known that LPH # 95 is available under the title "Revenue", and contains Low Power In the News containing the following reports: an update from Denise Howell at twit.tv on the "Happy Birthday Song" copyright status; "Skeptoid" host Brian Dunning has been sentenced to prison as reported by the Humanist Hour... Several "Skeptoid" episodes have been heard here on the LPH; a new online radio station started by John Stephens has a revenue plan, a real ear picker-upper from "This Week in Radio Tech"; and our barber Buster Boatrocker delivers his commentary on "There Are Taboo Subjects We Do Not Hear About".
Derek Larson of mischkemadness.com continues his super-long interview with radio artist-personality Tommy Mischke of KSTP and WCCO fame, this chapter "The Vogel Years".
From Blare Laboratories comes an amazing breakthrough as we demonstrate right-to-left stereo from a mono AM transmitter/radio.
"Happy Birthday Mickey" is sung "Out of Context".
kdxradio.com/lph.html