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WMBR, Cambridge
88.1 FM
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WMBR
NIGHTLY NEWS
featuring Free Speech Radio News, a progressive national newscast
from the Pacifica Radio Network.
Weekdays 5:30 – 6:00 p.m. |
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HAITI FOCUS
Sundays 8-10 am
A Hatian creole/french public affairs program.
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RADIO
with a VIEW -
Independent Broadcast Information Service
Sundays 10:00 – Noon
Hosted by: Marc Stern & David Goodman |
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WHAT'S LEFT RADIO
Wednesdays 8-10 pm
"What's Left Radio" is a diverse program that features music,
pre-recorded monologues and speeches, remixes, commentary, and
live interviews. Hosted by:
Linda Pinkow |
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SPHERIO
Fridays 6-7 pm
Hosted by: Kendra Johnson, Amy Batisti-Ashe, Froylan Sifuentes
and Lyndsay Carslile. Spherio is a multilingual forum of
exchange bringing together local communities and the academia
around issues of cultures, societies, and politics important to
our Hemisphere. |
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WZBC, Newton 90.3
FM |
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Democracy Now! With Amy Goodman
Weekdays 12 - 1:00 p.m. Listen Anytime on
the Web |
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SOUNDS of DISSENT with John Grebe
Saturdays 11 am - 1:00 p.m. |
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TRUTH & JUSTICE
RADIO
Four hours of spirited resistance to war,
injustice, lying politicians, jingoism, and corporate
disinformation.
Sundays 6 - 10 am
Featuring This week in Palestine at 9 (this feature is archived,
see web site for link to radio4all)
The website links to several years of our playlists at spintron, and
within each playlist are clickable links to about 80% of the audio
we have aired, including most recent editions of "This Week In Palestine.
You need to click on the date and time of the show"
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WMFO, Medford 91.5
FM
Last Show Archived |
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WUMB, UMass Boston 91.9
FM |
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Democracy Now!
Also on these cable TV stations
Boston Neighborhood Network TV (BNN) 8 a.m., M-F
Community
Access Programs on Comcast Channel 23 or
RCN
Channel 83
Cambridge
CCTV Ch. 9 8 a.m., 9 p.m., M-F
Somerville
SCAT Ch 3 8 a.m. M-F. 4 p.m. T, 11:30 p.m. M (by request)
Also in Beverly, Brookline, Cape Cod,
Chelmsford, Lowell, Natick, Needham, Newton, Reading, Worcester and
more.
See the website for information and
a
complete list.
If they don't have it request that
your cable system carry it.
Also
on Free Speech TV, channel 9415 of the DISH network (satellite TV),
Link TV, channel 375 Direct TV and channel 9410 DISH network
Listen Anytime on the Web |
Listen to a selection of events that you
heard about on Act-MA at the
492 Cafe by FreemanZ |
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Pacifica Radio
on the Web including
WBAI FM NY
KPFA FM SF |
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Setting Up a VCR
to Record a Program
Not able to listen to you favorite radio programs when
they are on. Check to see if they are archived, if not here’s a way to use
a VCR to record the programs.
PLEASE NOTE: This is an attempt to provide detailed instructions
intended to cover more than one configuration. Adaptation may be
required. We assume VCR is monophonic. We assume all programmed
recording is from the same radio station.]
(1) Learn the
procedure to make your VCR select external or “line” input (versus a
selected channel number). (On an RCA
VR344 this is done by pressing the "input" button, achieving display
of the misleading word "video" in lieu of a channel number.)
(2) Obtain a shielded audio cable with an RCA pin plug at each end
(to convey audio signal from radio equipment to VCR). Connect one end
to the external audio input jack on back of VCR.
(3) Connect the other end to standard audio output jack of radio
tuner (or if necessary, to the "record" output jack of associated
amplifier). If monophonic mode is unavailable, use a 1F-2M Y-adapter
to join right and left channels.
(4) Turn on TV and VCR and select external input (see #1 above).
Turn on radio tuner and bring in desired station; its audio will play
(monophonically) on TV.
(5) Set the VCR's clock-calendar and program it to record from
external input (see #1 above) during the desired time period(s) at an
appropriate tape speed. Select super-long-play speed to record all
four hours of No-U-Turn Radio. For music, select standard-play speed
(fills the usual videocassette in two hours).
(6) Insert a suitable videocassette. Turn off TV and VCR. Leave
radio tuner powered on or control its power with a separate timer.
(If you have programmable radio equipment, or a remote control with
built-in timers [for example Radio Shack #15-1901A], go ahead and
schedule power-on, power-off, and station selection. Still, this
won't reposition your antenna.)
(7) Later, the videocassette can be played back like any other. On
TV, picture will be blank. Play on sound equipment by connecting
VCR's audio output to an input port on sound equipment (optionally
with Y-adapter). Use the other side of a stereo cable pair, or
reconnect the single cable to do this. |
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