World of Radio episode 1906 - Audiolibro Gratis

Machine-generated summary of this episode (may contain inaccuracies): In this episode of *World of Radio*, host Glenn Hauser discusses a wide range of global communications topics, recorded on November 28th. The episode covers various countries and regions, including Australia, Biafra, Brazil, China, Cuba, and more. Hauser begins by noting the recent reliability of the new radio biophore of W.R.M.I., which has been heard almost daily, with varying reception quality. He specifically mentions broadcasts at 05-06 UT and 19-20 UT, along with alternate frequencies. Reports from listeners indicate that content remains largely consistent, with some broadcasts featuring religious messages and political pleas related to Biafra. The episode highlights several international broadcasts, including a new Nigerian station, Radio Herwa, which aims to counter extremism and support community initiatives. Hauser also provides updates on various Brazilian and Cuban stations, including their irregular signals and programming content. Listeners are informed about a North Korean radio hijacking incident where a hacker reportedly played "The Final Countdown." Hauser discusses frequency management issues involving China Radio International and other stations, as well as the status of several shortwave transmitters in Nigeria and Saudi Arabia. He also shares insights from listeners monitoring various frequencies, including a North American pirate station and weather broadcasts from New Zealand. The episode concludes with updates on the propagation outlook for shortwave communications and a note about the upcoming anniversary of WRMI's broadcasts. Throughout the episode, Hauser emphasizes the importance of listener reports and the dynamic nature of shortwave radio, while thanking supporters of the program.