Live Radio Worldwide
A whole world of radio?
In 1960 my father had a huge radio tune spent hours all stations around the world. We lived in London, and he was Spanish, so Spanish stations tuned-I would get something similar, but what is the modern equivalent of this?
Ah, yes, the great age of 60 shortwave radios with this mysterious bright orange glow of vacuum tubes inside. Sounds familiar from my childhood, except that it was me who was doing the listening. Well, they are still called short-wave radios (sometimes world-band radio), but now are much smaller and cheaper. And do not emit enough heat to warm a small room. These guys have a good selection of them: http://www.ccrane.com/radios/shortwave-radios/index.aspx Happy SWLing.
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Celebrity $0.99 Used – Ryan Briton is a New York City radio DJ but what sets him apart from most is his friendship with a worldwide known female pop star. When she dies in a car crash Ryan is thrown out into a journey that will force him to confront what their relationship really was as well as put him headfirst into the music industry as a singer. Ryan then finds out just how hard it is to live in the public eye and maintain a private life at the same time as well as how tough it is to figure out who you can t |
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Cry from Immanuel Mountain $45.95 New – God calls a man and his wife with 2 small children who live day by day, payday to payday, to build an FM Christian Radio Station and a resulting ministry. This book tells of a small town radio station’s humble beginning to its present day coverage of portions of 3 states and worldwide Internet access. |
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Pure Vision: The Magdalene Revelation $28.95 New – Reporter Maggie Seline writes an explosive book that offers a controversial solution to the Middle East crisis. During a live radio interview, she is kidnapped, and her disappearance sets in motion a worldwide women’s march toward Jerusalem that threatens the status quo and parallels a frantic race to possess ancient talismans. |
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Pure Vision: The Magdalene Revelation $7.87 Used – Reporter Maggie Seline writes an explosive book that offers a controversial solution to the Middle East crisis. During a live radio interview, she is kidnapped, and her disappearance sets in motion a worldwide women’s march toward Jerusalem that threatens the status quo and parallels a frantic race to possess ancient talismans. |
