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This is the RAIN hamcast #60, posted 02-05-22. Running Time: 18M10S with a break after 09M26S. Voiced by Will Rogers/K5WLR.
For over three decades Hap Holly/KC9RP produced the RAIN Report for the Amateur Radio Service. In the summer of 2019, Hap shelved his RAIN Report citing ‘burn out’ as a result of producing a weekly audio hamcast since 1990. Two months later, however, Hap was bitten once again by the ‘edit’ bug, resulting in what is now the RAIN Hamcast Podcast, which posts biweekly. In the fall of 2021, Hap wanted to expand the listenership to his service by adding a video element to his RAIN Report channel on YouTube—a considerable challenge for someone who has been blind since 1958. Hap was directed to Tom Shimizu/N9JDI, the content creator of his own successful A/V YouTube channel. Combining audio with video seemed a pretty straight forward process in Hap’s view until he had a heart-to-heart talk with Tom In January, 2022, during which Hap learned about the challenges Tom faces adding video to Hap's audio RAIN Hamcasts on YouTube. This is our first excerpt from their Zoom conversation.
RAIN Founder Hap Holly/KC9RP edits and produces this biweekly ham radio podcast. ©1985-2022, RAIN, all rights reserved. RAIN programming is made available under a Creative Commons license—you are encouraged to download, share, post and transmit the RAIN Hamcast in its entirety via Amateur Radio. Your support and feedback are welcome on therainreport.com. Hap wishes to thank Tom Shimizu/N9JDI for his YouTube assistance.
RAIN hamcast #61 will post 02-19-22. Very 73 from the Radio Amateur Information Network. KEEP ON HAMMING!
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By Hap HollyThis is the RAIN hamcast #60, posted 02-05-22. Running Time: 18M10S with a break after 09M26S. Voiced by Will Rogers/K5WLR.
For over three decades Hap Holly/KC9RP produced the RAIN Report for the Amateur Radio Service. In the summer of 2019, Hap shelved his RAIN Report citing ‘burn out’ as a result of producing a weekly audio hamcast since 1990. Two months later, however, Hap was bitten once again by the ‘edit’ bug, resulting in what is now the RAIN Hamcast Podcast, which posts biweekly. In the fall of 2021, Hap wanted to expand the listenership to his service by adding a video element to his RAIN Report channel on YouTube—a considerable challenge for someone who has been blind since 1958. Hap was directed to Tom Shimizu/N9JDI, the content creator of his own successful A/V YouTube channel. Combining audio with video seemed a pretty straight forward process in Hap’s view until he had a heart-to-heart talk with Tom In January, 2022, during which Hap learned about the challenges Tom faces adding video to Hap's audio RAIN Hamcasts on YouTube. This is our first excerpt from their Zoom conversation.
RAIN Founder Hap Holly/KC9RP edits and produces this biweekly ham radio podcast. ©1985-2022, RAIN, all rights reserved. RAIN programming is made available under a Creative Commons license—you are encouraged to download, share, post and transmit the RAIN Hamcast in its entirety via Amateur Radio. Your support and feedback are welcome on therainreport.com. Hap wishes to thank Tom Shimizu/N9JDI for his YouTube assistance.
RAIN hamcast #61 will post 02-19-22. Very 73 from the Radio Amateur Information Network. KEEP ON HAMMING!