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  • Podcast #335 – Digital Library of Amateur Radio and Communications

    On this week’s show, we peek behind the scenes of The Digital Library of Amateur Radio and Communications (DLARC). A project of the Internet Archive, the DLARC collection includes a range of amateur radio-related materials, including magazines, ham radio newsletters, podcasts and even discussion forums. Within the expansive library are items generally categorized as non-commercial radio, including pirate radio, shortwave, numbers stations, experimental radio, and “radio weirdness.” Additionally, every episode of the Radio Survivor Podcast was recently added to DLARC, which is how we learned about this archive. DLARC’s Curator Kay Savetz joins us on Radio Survivor to talk about not only the archive, but also how you can contribute.

    Show Notes
    • The Digital Library of Amateur Radio and Communications (DLARC)
    • Kay Savetz website
    • Radio Survivor Podcast episodes archived on DLARC
    • October 2022 announcement about launch of DLARC
    • Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC)
    • Internet Archive
    • Podcast #178: Irish Pirate Radio Archive (with guests Brian Greene and John Walsh)
    • Podcast #212: Border Radio in North America (with guest Kevin Curran)
    • Podcast #260: Radio History on the Northern Border of Mexico (with guest Sonia Robles)
    • Look out FCC Part 15 Devices: AM radio is gonna getcha! (learn about Matthew’s Part 15 spider)
    • Radio4All
    • The Shortwave Report
    • Mediageek radio show
      • Show Credits:
      • This episode was produced by Jennifer Waits
      • Hosted by Jennifer Waits, Eric Klein, Matthew Lasar, and Paul Riismandel
      • Edited by Eric Klein

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        1 hr 25 min
      • Podcast #55 – Not All Radio Amateurs + Podcasting is Still Small


        Not all amateur radio enthusiasts are old guys. This is obviously a statement of fact, but it took a listener to the podcast to write in and remind us. Co-host, Eric Klein apologizes for error.

        Paul Riismandel attended a local marketing conference as part of his day job and was reminded just how small the world of podcasting still is in 2016. Among the 20 or so people Paul talked to at the conference he estimates that more than half did not listen to podcasts, although many of them had listened to one podcast or another at some point in the past.

        Being reminded that the world of podcasting is still so small led Paul to ask for listener feedback on the following questions:

        1) What are some of the other podcasts you listen to, especially if these other podcasts are niche?

        2) Do your friends and family listen to podcasts?

        3) Is there a niche podcast that you wish existed? (Paul’s would be about high end stereo equipment)

        email us your answers by clicking here

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        Show Notes
        • The American Radio Relay League, ARRL is a noncommercial organization of radio amateurs online at www.arrl.org
        • The “Ham Radio Store” that Paul and Eric have only seen from the road, but plan to visit someday is called Ham Radio Outlet.
        • A brief promo doc about the very same store location that has tempted the Radio Survivor hosts with their clear and highly visible signage:
        • The episode of Radio Survivor in which the interview of President Obama on the WTF podcast is discussed
        • The episode of Radio Survivor podcast in which we take a dive into the Horror Podcast genre.
        • Briefly mentioned on the podcast: A popular youtube host, PewDiePie, created paid content for Warner Bros. Home Entertainment in the form of a video game review without clearly and loudly disclaiming the relationship. What does this mean for podcasters who’d like to make money from their work? That’s is a question worthy of further discussion. CNET: Warner Bros. settles with FTC for not disclosing it paid PewDiePie, YouTubers
        • Paul on Amazon’s top selling record player that will ruin your vinyl collection.
        • The image for this blog post is of amateur radio operator, Yvette Cendes, KB3HTS, at station W8EDU

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          54 min

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