Hi Scott, To join, you just type "Radio Enthusiasts of Puget Sound" into your browser, then click on the link that takes you to the website, then hover on "Get Involved" and select "How To Join" from

Great suggestion about BBC 4 Extra. Thank you!

Just as a general note, smartspeakers will tune in international stations which also have an net presence. Sadly the shortwave world has greatly declined since the net proliferated with station

Hi Larry, please let me know how to join Damon

I would like to join, Larry. Please send me details: scottgalley@...

A Harry Allan Towers group? That'd I'd be interested in joining. We love his radio, television and film projects. Interesting fellow. Died here in Toronto, probably not 15 minutes from where I type

I would like to clarify that any member of this group can still receive the above by joining the Radio Enthusiasts of Puget Sound before midnight this coming Sunday. The cost to join for one year is

Hi Rob, The only way you can get the shows is by joining the Radio Enthusiasts of Puget Sound before Sunday night at midnight. The cost is $25 for a one-year membership. If you want to do that, just

Larry, Me too, please. Rob

The emphasis was not mine per se. It was told to me numerous times to explain the situation. The only book I found that discussed anything about early S.A. radio was a biography on Sid James. That

Oh, and by the way. No grudges here. If the message was misinterpreted, or what-have-you, it's still a tempest in a teapot. The more information we can get from knowledgeable historians on their

Re: Springbok Radio. Original Question: Is there a book on the subject? Expected Answer: No. No backstory asked for. No knowledge, or concern, on my part, of the backstory. The reason that I got my

I recently purchased a shortwave radio, does anyone know of any old time radio stations that exist on shortwave and are receivable within the United States? I found out online that an OTR shortwave

I love all you guys! I am thankful for the generosity, knowledge, research etc that is shared. The times we live in are stressful everywhere. We have a hobby that we love and share in. Let's stay

“people will just do what they want anyway” Love it. What more can be said?

On a calmer note. There was a time when, if you knew who to email, you could get SABC to transcribe Springbok stuff for you if you sent them the appropriate Rand, which they had a schedule for.

Hardly a week goes by when I don't speak out against the Australian Archives for just that. I do it because I know a representative of the Archives is in 3 of the Australian Radio groups (different

Thank you Ryan. I have no idea what the copyright situation in S.A. is apart from the Australian Series they broadcast, I just know the reasons why there isn't greater cooperation. It doesn't effect

I wouldn't based on their github page. Last commit was in 2019. Now, of course, I think we have all used programs that have gone "stale" with regard to active development, but with something like

I think it's important to remind everyone that Ian was not stating his opinion of the matter, but relating his knowledge of and experience with the lead South African Springbok researchers. I want to