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The Radio Survivors return to their microphones to review what’s new in radio. Of course, the Russian invasion of Ukraine hangs heavy over our heads, and we review how the international community is leveraging radio to delivery needed communications and information to Ukrainians, as well as how radio is attempting to serve the Ukrainian diaspora. Unfortunately, independent voices inside Russia are also being repressed.
March is Women’s History Month, and the 8th is International Women’s Day. Jennifer participated in a special panel on “Gender Dynamics and Industry Barriers in Podcasting, Broadcasting, and Beyond,” airing on affiliate station XRAY.fm in Portland, Oregon.
We also touch on the Franken FMs that refuse to die, the anticipated LPFM application window, and SPIN magazine’s coverage of ICE FM at Antarctica’s McMurdo Station.
Show Notes
- XRAY’s 5th Annual Amplify Women Teach-In
- Polish Radio 1 is serving news to Ukraine with a Ukrainian-language news broadcast on longwave
- WRMI Radio Miami International has resumed rebroadcasts of Radio Ukraine Int’l on shortwave daily, except Friday, at 1200 – 1230 UTC on 7570 kHz.
- NY Times: BBC revives shortwave radio dispatches in Ukraine, and draws ire of Russia
- The Guardian: State communications watchdog Roskomnadzor restricted access to BBC Russia’s online presence, as well as Radio Liberty and the Meduza media outlet
- Reuters: Liberal Russian radio station is taken off air
- Inside Radio: NAB Says Russian-Sponsored Programming Should Be Off U.S. Radio
- College Radio Stands With Ukraine
- About a “half-dozen” Franken-FMs remain on the air
- SPIN: ICE FM: The World’s Most Remote — And Coldest — Radio Station
- Podcast #146 – Volunteer Radio from Antarctica
- Audium
- World According to Sound
- Jennifer’s review of World According to Sound
