By Anonymous (not verified) , 23 August, 2004
Author
Stephen Dunifer

Learn how to build an FM transmitter and set up a low power FM broadcast station.

Radio Summer Camp

Learn how to build an FM transmitter and set up a low power FM broadcast station.

A four day workshop session sponsored by Free Radio Berkeley to teach you how to build FM broadcast transmitters (and other related items such as antennas) and set up a low power (15-100 watt) community radio station capable of covering a broadcast radius between 5 and 15 milesdepending on power, terrain and antenna height.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 22 August, 2004
Author
Various

same recording as above but in mp3 format and a longer download.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 22 August, 2004
Author
Various

Life After Capitalism conference in New York City, Friday 20 August. Full 1.5 hours. In mp3 and ogg for your convienience. Recorded by the A-Noise NoRNC Sound Coalition.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 19 August, 2004
Author
Dan Roberts

A weekly 30 minute review of news and opinion recorded from a shortwave radio. 2 files- broadcast quality (13.3MB) and quick download (3.3MB). With times and freqs for listening at home. Free to rebroadcast. Netherlands, Russia, Spain, and Germany.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 18 August, 2004
Author
barbaross@

audiocuts from monday, 16 august and thursday, 17 august, in villa montes, bolivia, about the protests and the blocades.

audiocuts from monday, 16 august and thursday, 17 august, in villa montes, bolivia, about the protests and the blocades.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 18 August, 2004
Author
CKLN News

Tullia Marcolango, of the Maquila Solidarity Network, discusses the Fair Play at the Olympics campaign, misadventures with Roots Canada, and holding corporations to their promises.

The Maquila Solidarity Network is one of several international watchdog organizations involved in the Fair Play at the Olympics campaign. This international initiative is designed to encourage clothing companies to ensure their Olympics-related gear is made in worker-friendly conditions. Tullia Marcolongo of the MSN discusses the group's Canadian efforts.