There are undiscovered musical treasures potentially fading away in closets, basements and storage units around the world. Seattle radio station KEXP teamed up with local universities and media organizations to help save a little of this cultural history with the Pop-Up Music Memory Digitization Lab. For one day members of the public were invited to […]

The post Podcast #154 – One Tape at a Time: Preserving Music Memories appeared first on Radio Survivor.

.

.

.

.

.

.

The annual Princeton Review “Best College Radio Station” list has me in full-on analysis mode this week, as I scrutinize the list of 20 schools with “popular” radio stations. Based on surveys conducted at around 380 institutions, it reflects a microcosm (less than 10%) of the universe of more than 4,000 U.S. colleges and universities […]

The post College Radio Watch: Princeton Review, Kids, and Bank Robbers appeared first on Radio Survivor.

.

.

.

.

This week, colleges and college radio stations across the United States are touting appearances in the newly released Princeton Review Best 384 Colleges (2019 edition), which includes a variety of survey results, both serious and whimsical. Notable to college radio fans, the included “Best College Radio Station” list is derived from student responses to a […]

The post Princeton Review’s “Best College Radio Stations” List for 2019 appeared first on Radio Survivor.

Granted in Part and Denied in Part United Communications Petition for Significantly Viewed Waiver for WWNY-TV, Carthage, New York

Extends filing window from Aug. 8 to Aug. 10, 2018 for FM Translator construction permit applications

.

.

.

Two interviews that cover the state of low power radio in the United States. Stations that are on the air without a license – also known as Pirate Radio – and the low power stations that have FCC permission to broadcast due in part to the hard work of the former pirates. This episode is […]

The post Podcast #153 Licensed and Unlicensed Low Power Radio appeared first on Radio Survivor.

.