In addition to the display collection, the museum is also home to an amateur radio station that has operated since 1980. If your ever in the area it looks too good to miss. The Agricultural Museum doesn't look half bad too.

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Just another WordPress.com weblog Three women from this group successfully phoned into the radio station within the 30 minute program duration. Making calls to “The Women's Meeting Place” radio program has actually become so competitive as women as well as men jostle to call in to ask questions or just to express an opinion. In deed, the radio presenter gets calls from Gbagyi people from neighbouring states. The program ended with an assurance by the presenter that

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Just another WordPress.com weblog Listeners' club member using a cell phone to call the live radio broadcast. A listeners' club member phoning the radio station during the live broadcast. After the program is ended, we realize why these women did not bring a radio to the meeting. They couldn't have. Apparently, the radios in their households belong to the husbands who had decided they wanted to listen to the program themselves in their various homes.

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an independent, community-based radio station, delivering the best in new music and emerging culture. FBi plays 50% Australian music, with half of that from Sydney. Much of the music I've heard has been completely new to me,

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Today's Ypulse Youth Advisory Board post comes from Chase Straight who explores the state of college radio today with a close up on his own alma mater, the University of Utah's KUTE radio station. After my own earlier speculation around

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