World of Radio episode 2025 - Бесплатная аудиокнига

Machine-generated summary of this episode (may contain inaccuracies): In this episode of *World of Radio* (2025), host Glenn Hauser discusses various developments in global shortwave communications as of March 12, 2023. The program begins with updates from numerous countries, including Antarctica, Australia, Bolivia, Canada, and Cuba, among others. Key highlights include: - **Antarctica's LRA 36**: The station was active on March 6 and 9, featuring music and programs related to International Women’s Day. Hauser encourages listeners to monitor frequency 15475.97 USB for future broadcasts. - **New Shortwave Station in Australia**: Tim Gaynor reports on a new station operating on 2325 kHz in Wewar, which may experiment with DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale) in the future. - **Bolivia's Radio Jura**: Active on 5935 kHz, it faced interference from WWCR but was reported to have good signal quality. - **Canadian Coast Guard**: Hauser notes issues with overlapping broadcasts on 2749 USB, highlighting operational inefficiencies. - **Radio Canada International**: Sheldon Harvey laments the decline of RCI, suggesting it could regain its international voice by leasing time on WRMI in Florida. - **Colombian Broadcasting**: Hauser discusses unidentified Spanish broadcasts on 5910, suspected to be a test from Alcala Vamorario, and mentions ongoing issues with Cuban broadcasts. - **Ethiopian Language Broadcasts**: IWRS has started a daily Oromo broadcast, linked to the ongoing coronavirus situation in Ethiopia. - **Broadcast Interference**: Hauser addresses various instances of interference and operational issues across different stations, including Radio Guinea and the Voice of Turkey. - **Pirate Radio Updates**: Reports on several pirate stations, including Mix Radio International and Ziggy's Attic, and their recent activities. - **Frequency Changes**: Updates on frequency adjustments for various stations, including IWRS and World of Radio. - **Propagation Outlook**: The episode concludes with a propagation outlook from SWPC Boulder, predicting active levels on specific dates and discussing solar flux conditions. Throughout the episode, Hauser expresses gratitude for listener support and encourages audience engagement with the program and its website, worldofradio.com, for more information and updates.