Imagine stumbling upon a monotonous buzzing sound on a shortwave frequency, interrupted occasionally by cryptic voices reading numbers or words. Strange, isn’t it? This is UVB-76, the legendary shortwave radio station that has puzzled listeners worldwide for decades. Often called “The Buzzer,” UVB-76 is not just a sound—it’s an enigma. What is it, and why
He has interviewed thousands of celebrities, including Eminem, Public Enemy, Beastie Boys… Anything remotely interesting falls within his purview. Starting with rock-n-roll, he invited porn stars, rappers, Vietnam war veterans, George Bush (who didn’t show up), writers, and God knows who else into his studio. He is considered a bastard, a genius, Mickey Mouse, the
The Pew Research Center conducted an analysis of the state of broadcasting in the USA to provide information about the listening audience, radio journalism, and the radio industry as a whole in the United States. Here are 7 facts from the Pew Research Center’s analysis on the state of broadcasting in America. 1) About eight
There is a belief that working in radio is something of a cross between a hobby and a side job, as well as an easy path to fame and big money. Today, we will debunk the myths about being a radio host. Myth 1: Radio hosts read from a script It is believed that, for
The invention of the radio is a subject of eternal debate, and today, it’s hard to imagine our lives without it. Some listen to it from morning till evening at work, others turn it on in the car on the way home to listen to their favorite music, and some just to catch up on
Well, first of all, the film has nothing to do with body parts. Its original title is “Private Parts”, which I personally would translate as “Intimate Details”. So, meet one of my favorite American films – “Private Parts”! This film is a paradox, just like its main character! Howard Stern – one of the most
Our main development is a powerful Internet Radio Control Panel that has been continuously evolving since 2006. The panel is compatible with all major broadcasting software (RadioBoss, Sam Broadcaster, Winamp, Nicecast, and others), and also allows broadcasting in automatic mode from the server without using broadcasting software and your computer. For this purpose, it includes
What criteria should a guest, a star, or a newsmaker meet when you’re expecting them on your program? How do you avoid making a mistake in your choice, especially if the show is live? The main idea is that a guest comes to the studio not to rest on their laurels and listen to compliments
Sound engineers with the best of intentions are breaking communication with the listener by designing the broadcast The desire for a unity of broadcast elements, the urge to maximize the visualization of ideas in clips and live broadcasts compel sound producers of radio stations to experiment with noises. Is the use of unpleasant life sounds
Howard Stern is either adored or despised, but in both cases, people listen. Why? The most common answer given by New Yorkers is, “It’s insanely interesting to hear what he’ll say next.” (By the way, when was the last time you couldn’t tear yourself away from the radio just because of a DJ???) At the
