《World of Radio episode 1573》 - 免费有声读物

Machine-generated summary of this episode (may contain inaccuracies): In this episode of "World of Radio" (1573), host Glenn Hauser provides updates on global shortwave radio communications as of July 14th. The program covers various regions including Australia, Bhutan, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, China, Cuba, and others, along with insights on propagation conditions. Hauser starts by discussing the status of Aussie Radio in New South Wales, which is temporarily off-air but plans to return online within six months. He notes that Bhutan Broadcasting Service has resumed broadcasts on 6035 kHz, albeit with weak signals. The episode highlights the recent absence of Cuban jamming, which allowed listeners in North America to hear Radio Piodosi from Bolivia clearly for the first time in years. Several listeners reported their experiences with this station, detailing music and programming. Hauser also touches on CFVP Calgary's return to the air after flooding issues, and the challenges faced by Radio Canada International due to budget cuts, which will result in reduced programming. He mentions the ongoing transition of Canadian TV stations from analog to digital, emphasizing the impending deadline for larger cities. Other topics include updates on stations from Ethiopia, Gambia, Guam, and the Philippines, as well as the current status of Radio Romania International, which is experiencing frequency issues. Hauser discusses the Voice of Russia's new programming in Washington, DC, and the BBC's operational challenges following a power outage in Cyprus. The episode concludes with a propagation outlook and a reminder of upcoming broadcast times for "World of Radio." Hauser encourages listener support and engagement, inviting contributions to keep the program running.