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I’ve updated the Archives page on Artisan Radio ( http://www.artisanradio.com/Archive.htm ) to include the last Teenage Dreams shows. This is the last week you’ll be able to listen to them or Artisan Radio – the radio station and web site shuts down September 2 at midnight.

I’ll still be here checking in from time to time. And you never know, Artisan Radio may be back – I plan on broadcasting over the airwaves from time to time in my travels (Artisan Radio coming to an RV park near you…).

I’ll be using a Talking Sign, ProCaster and, yes, the Talking House and ATU.

A lot gets posted here re the technical aspects of Part 15 radio, but little about actual programming. And no one is going to listen to your radio station or internet stream without programming.

A lot gets posted here re the technical aspects of Part 15 radio, but little about actual programming. And no one is going to listen to your radio station or internet stream without programming.

I’m excited, because Artisan Radio has recently launched a new show – Teenage Dreams. It features music from the late 1950s and early 1960s that was directly specifically towards teenagers. While we play some of the standards of the genre, we really try to play mostly lesser known music, either by obscure artists, or the chart misses by well known ones. The show can be listened to in real time Mondays at 1pm Pacific Time, and it’s repeated at the same time Saturdays and Sundays. Plus, you can listen to past shows in our archives (http://www.artisanradio.com/archive.htm) – we’re a little behind in putting up the shows on that page, but there are still a few there.

And that’s not all! We’re launching a new radio stream shortly – featuring the music of Cliff Richard and Friends 24/7 (it’s running in test mode as I type this).

If anyone is interested in Artisan Radio’s original programming, here is a link to our archives page http://www.artisanradio.com/Archive.htm . We try to keep 2-3 months of our original shows up there.

101 Below features singles from the 1960s that never quite made the charts, that is, they bubbled under the Billboard Hot 100 (hence the name, #101 and below). Hosted by John Francis (aka Jeff Bleiel).

Wired For Sound is the only North American music program featuring the music of Sir Cliff Richard. Hosted by Jeff Bleiel.

Surfin’ the New Wave features songs from the late 1970s and early 1980s. Hosted by yours truly, David Chamberlain.

The Gregg Simpson Jazz Hour primarily features jazz from the West Coast scene that he was heavily involved with, although other jazz is occasionally highlighted. Hosted by Gregg Simpson.

We have several classical music programs. Classic Mode looks at the various classical music forms. From Berlioz to Bartok features modern classical music from the 19th & 20th centuries. Both are hosted by Gregg Simpson.

All times stated are in Pacific (North American West Coast) time.

Wired For Sound – Hosted by Jeff Bleiel, the music of Cliff Richard. Wednesdays at 3pm, repeated Saturdays and Sundays at 3pm

All times stated are in Pacific (North American West Coast) time.

Wired For Sound – Hosted by Jeff Bleiel, the music of Cliff Richard. Wednesdays at 3pm, repeated Saturdays and Sundays at 3pm

101Below – Hosted by John Francis, singles from the 1960s that bubbled under the Billboard Hot 100 charts. Tuesdays at 2pm, repeated Saturdays and Sundays at 2pm.

Surfin’ The New Wave – Hosted by David Chamberlain, music from the New Wave era (late 1970s to the mid 1980s). Fridays at 5pm. Repeated Saturdays and Sundays at 5pm.

These shows join:

The Gregg Simpson Jazz Hour – Hosted by Gregg Simpson, features West Coast Jazz. Thursdays at 4pm, repeated Saturdays and Sundays at 4pm.

Classic Mode – Hosted by Gregg Simpson, looks at the various Classical musical forms. Fridays at 6pm, repeated Saturdays and Sundays at 6pm.

From Berlioz to Bartok – Hosted by Gregg Simpson, features modern Classical music. Fridays at 7pm, repeated Saturdays and Sundays at 7pm.

Slightly Bent – Hosted by David Chamberlain, off the wall music of all forms. Fridays at 9pm, repeated Saturdays and Sundays at 9pm.

Plus our usual array of Popular Music from the 1950s & 1960s, DooWop, vintage Jazz from the 1930s to the 1950s and Old Time Radio.

http://www.artisanradio.com