Anchorage: 104.5 and 87.7 FM
Wasilla: 107.9 FM when it works
Kasilof: 90.7 FM
771 0205 if you want to call in.
Showing posts with label CC on KWMD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CC on KWMD. Show all posts
Monday, May 04, 2009
Cary Carrigan is Here Too
Cary was momentarily out of the studio when I took the last set of pictures, so here he is now. CC and Cary are on the air live now here:
Anchorage: 104.5 and 87.7 FM
Wasilla: 107.9 FM when it works
Kasilof: 90.7 FM
771 0205 if you want to call in.
Anchorage: 104.5 and 87.7 FM
Wasilla: 107.9 FM when it works
Kasilof: 90.7 FM
771 0205 if you want to call in.
More Pictures from the Two Bay Studios
This is a bit unfair. These folks are radio people who assume that you can't see them.
But there isn't much I can say that they aren't saying on the air now.
Jeremy responding to CC
The machine that takes the phone calls
The feet and wires
More Jeremy
Jeremy and the computers
But there isn't much I can say that they aren't saying on the air now.
Anchorage: 104.5 and 87.7 FM
Wasilla: 107.9 FM when it works
Kasilof: 90.7 FM
771 0205 if you want to call in.
Wasilla: 107.9 FM when it works
Kasilof: 90.7 FM
771 0205 if you want to call in.
Jeremy responding to CC
The machine that takes the phone calls
The feet and wires
More Jeremy
Jeremy and the computersCC, Cary, and Jeremy Preparing to Go On-Air
At five o'clock, if all goes well, CC will be broadcasting again. A few minutes away. You can listen at KWMDAnchorage: 104.5 and 87.7 FM
Wasilla: 107.9 FM when it works
Kasilof: 90.7 FM
771 0205 if you want to call in. This is seat of the pants radio in an undisclosed location.
For more info on what this is all about, see the previous post.
CC Back on the Air - At Least Today at 5 on KWMD
Progressive talk show host Camille Conte (CC) was let go last week from KUDO. Phil discusses that story in his account of the changes at KUDO.
But today, for one more show, CC will be back on the air. KWMD is a community FM radio station run mostly by Jeremy Lansman. Jeremy is a national hero to people who know about community radio. Phil's blog covers a lot of topics and here's his piece on Jeremy from November 2007. Also, if I understood it right, Cary Carrigan may also be on. He too was let go from KUDO.
Today is a chance to hear live local radio on KWMD and to hear CC again until she gets another paying gig.
So, turn on the station now so you can find it. Set it on one of your buttons. And make sure you're back there at 4:55 pm so you can hear CC.
Jeremy says he's got it set up so CC can take phone calls, but he hasn't done that before with this equipment, so we'll see how that works. The call-in number is
But if that doesn't work, listen for the number they give on the air.
Jeremy has cobbled this station together with his FCC and technical radio expertise and few other dedicated radioheads. But so far, he hasn't had the time and help to make the community part work. He's mostly got downloaded programs from around the country that offer listening opportunities we can't get at any other local radio stations. A week ago Friday when I was showing three African delegates to the Indigenous Peoples Summit snow at Glen Alps, I got Jeremy to set up a spur-of-the-moment live show where we talked about the conference and the three delegates' impressions of what happened.
But today, for one more show, CC will be back on the air. KWMD is a community FM radio station run mostly by Jeremy Lansman. Jeremy is a national hero to people who know about community radio. Phil's blog covers a lot of topics and here's his piece on Jeremy from November 2007. Also, if I understood it right, Cary Carrigan may also be on. He too was let go from KUDO.
Today is a chance to hear live local radio on KWMD and to hear CC again until she gets another paying gig.
5pm
90.7 FM Kasilof,
104.5 & 87.74 FM Anchorage
107.9 FM Mat-Su
90.7 FM Kasilof,
104.5 & 87.74 FM Anchorage
107.9 FM Mat-Su
So, turn on the station now so you can find it. Set it on one of your buttons. And make sure you're back there at 4:55 pm so you can hear CC.
Jeremy says he's got it set up so CC can take phone calls, but he hasn't done that before with this equipment, so we'll see how that works. The call-in number is
(907) 771 0205
But if that doesn't work, listen for the number they give on the air.
Jeremy has cobbled this station together with his FCC and technical radio expertise and few other dedicated radioheads. But so far, he hasn't had the time and help to make the community part work. He's mostly got downloaded programs from around the country that offer listening opportunities we can't get at any other local radio stations. A week ago Friday when I was showing three African delegates to the Indigenous Peoples Summit snow at Glen Alps, I got Jeremy to set up a spur-of-the-moment live show where we talked about the conference and the three delegates' impressions of what happened.
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