World of Radio episode 1817 - Бесплатная аудиокнига

Machine-generated summary of this episode (may contain inaccuracies): In this episode of *World of Radio*, host Glenn Hauser covers a wide range of topics related to international shortwave broadcasting, recorded on March 17th. The episode begins with an introduction to the A16 HFCC season starting on March 27th, which will bring changes to broadcast schedules. Hauser shares updates on various stations from countries including Alaska, Australia, Bangladesh, Brazil, China, Cuba, Egypt, and more. Notable highlights include: - **Radio Australia** experienced several hours of dead air due to an issue at the contribution end, not at the transmission site. - **Bangladesh Betar** and **RRI Makassar** had intermittent broadcasting issues, with reports of their return to air. - **Radio Panamericana Bolivia** was heard on an extended schedule, while **Beibu Bei Radio** in China aired segments in both English and Chinese. - Changes in Cuban broadcasting schedules were noted, particularly with Radio Havana Cuba adjusting to Eastern Daylight Time. - The episode discusses the rebranding of the **Voice of the Islamic Republic of Iran**, now called Pars Today, and the potential discontinuation of Russian broadcasts. - A new clandestine station, **Radio Lead Africa**, was reported broadcasting critical content from Uganda, featuring a guest who discussed political challenges in the country. - The episode also mentions the testing of **Voice of Hope Zambia** on 6065 kHz, with plans for future broadcasts. Hauser concludes with a propagation outlook and encourages listeners to visit the *World of Radio* website for more information. The episode emphasizes the dynamic nature of shortwave radio broadcasting and the ongoing changes within various international stations. Financial support for the program is acknowledged, and listeners are encouraged to contribute.