World of Radio episode 2103 - Sách nói Miễn phí

Machine-generated summary of this episode (may contain inaccuracies): In this episode of *World of Radio* (2103), host Glenn Hauser discusses various updates in global shortwave communications as of September 9, 2023. The program highlights new broadcast times and frequencies for *World of Radio* on WRMI, including a new slot on 5985 kHz aimed at Central America. Hauser reports on several shortwave stations from around the world, including Afghanistan International TV testing frequencies, LRA 36 from Antarctica resuming broadcasts, and updates on various Australian, Brazilian, and Canadian stations. He notes the peculiar behavior of Canadian beacons and updates on the reactivated CFVP comedy station in Calgary. The episode also covers the status of China Radio International's programming changes and the irregular broadcasts from Eritrea and Ethiopia. Hauser discusses the mysterious "beacon of hate" that has resurfaced, transmitting slow Morse code messages. Additionally, he touches on the recent coup in Guinea affecting shortwave broadcasts and mentions frequency changes for NHK World Radio Japan. Hauser highlights clandestine broadcasts from North Korea and the ongoing mystery surrounding the Havana Syndrome, linking it to potential microwave exposure. The episode concludes with a propagation outlook and a reminder of upcoming pirate radio relays via WRMI. Hauser maintains a light-hearted tone, asking listeners to consider unity amidst the complexities of global communications.