Topic: Open Source Radio

5 chapters across the catalog

Show X
Episode 984 21:04 - 24:16

984: Show X

Unrehearsed Content Strategy, Audio Rack Suite, and Radio Production

The show's production philosophy emphasizes unrehearsed reactions to maintain tension and authenticity, avoiding the "flummoxed guest" tropes of mainstream talk shows. Technical execution relies on the Audio Rack Suite software, allowing for real-time clip triggering via MIDI. The hosts compare their "old school" manual radio style to modern automated DJ playlists.

Double Twister
Episode 630 1:11:30 - 1:20:08

630: Double Twister

No Agenda Peerage and IT Support Banter

The hosts acknowledge show artists and donors, including the "Ham Knight" Sir Jonarama. A technical discussion ensues regarding the complexities of D-Star radio and unhelpful open-source error messages like "go away bad guy" found in Postfix mail server logs.

Techno Boondoggle
Episode 521 1:57:57 - 2:01:06

521: Techno Boondoggle

Value for Value Model, Ham Radio Now, Free DV

The "Value for Value" model is discussed in the context of a ham radio podcast that featured the developers of Free DV, an open-source digital voice mode for HF radio. The hosts encourage listeners to support independent content creators directly rather than spending money on mainstream media like the new Star Trek film.

Call of Doody
Episode 270 1:12:40 - 1:17:15

270: Call of Doody

Listener Donations, Value for Value Model

The hosts read various donation notes, including one from a listener who attributes a snowstorm to his friend's failure to donate. They discuss the "Value for Value" model and the emotional support they feel from the audience despite a "thin" week for financial contributions.

Dead Angry Birds
Episode 266 1:09:13 - 1:13:00

266: Dead Angry Birds

No Agenda Funding, PayPal Issues, Streaming Infrastructure

The hosts address a significant drop in donations and the mysterious unsubscription of PayPal supporters. They discuss the development of noagendastream.com, an open-source radio project that has garnered interest from tech pioneer Dave Winer. The project utilizes Dropbox and BitTorrent for content distribution, aiming to create a community-based streaming platform.