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Hosted by Mike, W3MFB
This special Thanksgiving edition of the W3GMS 985 Roundtable, hosted by Mike, W3MFB, shifts the focus from technical topics to something just as important: community, tradition, and shared experiences. Operators check in from near and far to reflect on Thanksgiving past and present, sharing favorite foods, family traditions, and memorable moments that shaped their holidays over the years.
The discussion ranges from classic Thanksgiving staples—stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, turkey, pies, and cranberry dishes—to deeply personal stories about family gatherings, childhood memories, hunting traditions, and quieter holidays spent reflecting on what matters most. As with any true Roundtable, the conversation flows naturally, mixing humor, nostalgia, and thoughtful reflection.
Interwoven throughout the evening are casual mentions of band conditions, repeater activity, and the role amateur radio plays in keeping people connected—especially on holidays when not everyone can be together in person. The result is a relaxed, welcoming discussion that captures the spirit of Thanksgiving and the strength of the ham radio community.
Recorded live on the W3GMS 146.985 MHz repeater (Parksburg, PA)
Weekly Roundtable – Thursdays at 8 PM Eastern
Topics include: Thanksgiving traditions, favorite foods, family memories, community, and amateur radio fellowship
By W3GMS RepeaterHosted by Mike, W3MFB
This special Thanksgiving edition of the W3GMS 985 Roundtable, hosted by Mike, W3MFB, shifts the focus from technical topics to something just as important: community, tradition, and shared experiences. Operators check in from near and far to reflect on Thanksgiving past and present, sharing favorite foods, family traditions, and memorable moments that shaped their holidays over the years.
The discussion ranges from classic Thanksgiving staples—stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, turkey, pies, and cranberry dishes—to deeply personal stories about family gatherings, childhood memories, hunting traditions, and quieter holidays spent reflecting on what matters most. As with any true Roundtable, the conversation flows naturally, mixing humor, nostalgia, and thoughtful reflection.
Interwoven throughout the evening are casual mentions of band conditions, repeater activity, and the role amateur radio plays in keeping people connected—especially on holidays when not everyone can be together in person. The result is a relaxed, welcoming discussion that captures the spirit of Thanksgiving and the strength of the ham radio community.
Recorded live on the W3GMS 146.985 MHz repeater (Parksburg, PA)
Weekly Roundtable – Thursdays at 8 PM Eastern
Topics include: Thanksgiving traditions, favorite foods, family memories, community, and amateur radio fellowship