Digital stations can at least play a 45 minute stretch of uninterrupted music without receiving a distressing amount of phone calls. A rarity on over the air stations even for concerts. Much as I listen to one of the stations mentioned. Live is what always made radio a beacon of light.
What are you currently listening to (Classical)?
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Digital stations can at least play a 45 minute stretch of uninterrupted music without receiving a distressing amount of phone calls. A rarity on over the air stations even for concerts. Much as I listen to one of the stations mentioned. Live is what always made radio a beacon of light.
Actually, both.
College and other stations have done quite well with scheduled live content. Surely you are old enough to remember dead air on tv and radio stations.
Yes and sometimes it was terrifying (when I was running control at the radio station). OTOH, I have not listened to radio in decades and, last I did, the local options were uninteresting. (Time to sell my tuners and antennae, I guess.)Actually, both.
College and other stations have done quite well with scheduled live content. Surely you are old enough to remember dead air on tv and radio stations.
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I am convinced that there are universal currents of Divine
thought vibrating the ether everywhere and that anyone who
can feel these vibrations is inspired.
~ Richard Wagner {1813 - 1883 }
click here
Richard Wagner - Power, Sex and Revolution - Episode 2 - BBC Sounds
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