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Reflecting on 250 Years

The media often portrays a divided nation, yet a recent trip from California to New York highlighted common American values and landscapes. Despite differences, people share hopes for future generations and community ties. As we near the 250th anniversary of independence, it’s vital to reflect on unity and shared experiences that define us.

Where Radio’s People Go: A Thank You to TALKERS and the Voices Behind the Mic

Radio fosters a sense of connection and belonging, drawing listeners into trusted stories. TALKERS magazine and its annual conference serve as a gathering point for industry professionals, celebrating talk radio as a cultural force. The authors express gratitude for their experiences and connections within this evolving landscape, emphasizing the art of storytelling.

A Salute to Amateur Radio Operators — America’s Volunteer Communications Network

Amateur radio operators are dedicated volunteers who serve as a vital communication resource during emergencies and disaster recovery. They engage in activities like storm spotting and search and rescue while also participating in community events. Hamvention, a major gathering, showcases the amateur radio community’s commitment and offers opportunities for learning and networking.

7.0 Earthquake in Humboldt County: Are You Prepared?

On Thursday, December 5th, 2024, just off the coast, our little area in the Pacific Northwest (of California), was hit with a 7.0 magnitude earthquake, along with hundreds of aftershocks. We’re beginning to associate December with earthquakes, as we had another large earthquake in December of 2022 that caused a tremendous amount of damage.

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Technology Lead and Lag – Part Three of an Eight Part Series

The Struggle is Real: Hardware vs. Software in the Tech Trenches Let’s face it, the early days of any tech career are a baptism by fire. Mine was no different but it taught me so much. Back then, our office network was – a glorious (or maybe not-so-glorious) mess of coaxial cables daisy-chaining every computer […]

Why Is AM Radio Important?

A Message From Bob Crane, Founder of C. Crane

Probably because it is a “community” for the U.S. and much of the world. It is free and travels better at night than FM. I still listen to “AM” every day, but I listen via streams over the internet on a CC Radio-3 through the FM Transmitter 3 with a CC WiFi 3 most of the time. It makes no difference to me how I listen. I love my stations and continually learn valuable tidbits that change my life, and it is entertaining.

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