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10 Oct 20 - 05:21 PM (#4075055) Subject: scandi hour on now From: mg Out of Astoria https://radio.securenetsystems.net/cl/index.cfm?stationCallSign=kmun. I realized i have not listened since i retired and used to go into work on Saturday afternoons. |
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12 Oct 20 - 01:11 PM (#4075270) Subject: RE: scandi hour on now From: leeneia Thanks. I like Scandinavian trad. So if I click on your link on Saturdays at 3 pm Pacific time, do I get to hear the show? Is it archived? I'm not experienced with radio on the web. |
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12 Oct 20 - 01:25 PM (#4075273) Subject: RE: scandi hour on now From: mg 2 pm dont know if archived |
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12 Oct 20 - 07:24 PM (#4075318) Subject: RE: scandi hour on now From: GUEST Thanks |
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24 Oct 20 - 05:20 PM (#4076701) Subject: RE: scandi hour on now From: Jos I'm finally listening to it - 10 pm British summer time - having failed to find it earlier. I hadn't expected the time difference to be as much as eight hours. Though it might be seven hours next week after our clocks change. Do the clocks change in Oregon? |
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24 Oct 20 - 06:06 PM (#4076705) Subject: RE: scandi hour on now From: Jos In answer to Leeneia's question 'Is it archived?' I found this: 'Due to the abrupt closure of Radio Free America, we are temporarily unable to provide the 2-week archive of our programming. We are working to find a solution that best fits our needs, so please stay tuned for updates.' |
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24 Oct 20 - 08:35 PM (#4076716) Subject: RE: scandi hour on now From: mg i don't think we are changing to or from daylight savings time yet in washington or oregon. i think it is an insane and arrogant thing to do. |
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25 Oct 20 - 05:09 AM (#4076742) Subject: RE: scandi hour on now From: Jos The UK experimented with not changing the clocks between 1968 and 1971, but then reverted. Suggestions that the time change should end bring complaints from Scotland about children having to go to school in the dark. Maybe schools could start later? |