The Syncopated Radio Network from Vancouver Washington is a Free Audio Service broadcasting Old Time Radio(over 12,500)titles
from 1929-62,CBS Radio Mystery Theater(1974-82)all episodes,Music such as Nostalgia,Big Band,Jazz,Adult Standards,Non Rock Hits
from 1898-1970,V-Disc Recordings from 1943-49,33-78-45-16 RPM/Columbia-Edison Wax Recordings(Over 35,000)titles.
SRN also offers Historical Recordings such as FDR'S speech to Congress,D-Day Broadcasts and More. We offer programming such as News,Information,
Education for The Visually-Impaired,The Disabled and The Elderly.
A new addition just added to SRN is Old Time Radio(Holiday)Programs and Music ie; Christmas,New Years,Thanksgiving,etc.
SRN is available to Retirement Homes and related facilities as well all Public Access Channels(PEG). SRN offers programming from The ACB,NFB,International Association of Audio Information Services,Omni Media Network,Golden Hours Radio Reading Service.
SRN is owned by Gerald Gaule(who is Disabled)and a veteran radio broadcaster. SRN is self-supportive and has no advertisers. SRN is part of The Omni Media Network
in Portland Oregon(non-profit). Gerald also acts as General Manager and Engineer.
97 Percent of SRN programming comes from Gaule's Collection. SRN re-broadcasts programming from OMNI such as OCFB Radio,Golden Hours Radio and The Classic Car Gold Radio Network. SRN is heard over(PEG)Channels such as Channel 13(Raymond Community Television- RCTV in Raymond NH)and we thank them!
To get SRN..
http://peace.str3am.com:6460/listen.pls (Mp3)
http://www.omnimedianetworks.org/syncopated.asx (WMA)
http://members.tripod.com/radio1430/gbr.html (Weblink)
or Scroll Down to Stream #7
http://www.omnimedianetworks.org/listen.htm
http://tunein.com/radio/AM-1700-Omni-Radio-s185461/
or go to:
http://www.shoutcast.com and Search for "AM 1700-FELIDA WASHINGTON"
New Schedule as of 4/24/13
KEY= (O) O.C.F.B Radio Simulcast-Omni Media
(C) Classic Car Gold Simulcast-Omni Media
(B) Beyond Channel Simulcast-Omni Media
(S) Syncopated Radio Network
M-F 8:00 AM-2:00 PM (O.C.F.B Radio) Newspaper and Book Readings (O)
M-Th 2:00-4:00 PM Jerry Gaule Show(Music from 1950-70)Non Rock Hits,Adult Standards(Fridays)SRN Programming 2-6 PM..
M-Th 4:00 PM-6:00 PM SRN Radio-Nostalgia, Old Time Radio and More.
M-F 6:00 PM-7:00 PM OMNI News Hour (C)
FRIDAY 7:00-8:00 PM GAULE'S MOLDIES OLDIES LIVE*(S)
M-F 7:00 PM-8:00 AM SRN Radio-Nostalgia, Old Time Radio and More.* SEE NOTE..
SAT 10:00 AM-7:00 PM SRN Radio-Nostalgia, Old Time Radio and More.
SAT 7:00 PM-12:00 AM Music Machine(Omni).(C)
SUN 12:00 AM-6:00 AM SRN Radio-Nostalgia, Old Time Radio and More.
SUN 6:00 AM-9:05 PM Religious, Variety (misc) Programming (Omni) (B)
SUN 9:05 PM-10:00 PM Starr Talk Simulcast from KKNX AM 840 Radio.
SUN 10:00 PM-M 8:00 AM SRN Radio-Nostalgia, Old Time Radio and More.
Your amazing inroads and well crafted projects are extremely inspiring, Mr. Jerry Gaule!
Wow, it would be super if you could join up with the ALPB (Association of Low Power Broadcasters), where we need leadership ideas so we can all amount to something.
If you have time, that is.
To learn more contact [email protected]
Carl,
I will do that and thank you..
This would be nice change especially for my area where we don't have oldies.
Rock 105.3 fm London,Ky
Hello Jerry!
Please note my correct email address:
[email protected]
or
[email protected]
or
[email protected]
Hope all is well.
I needed to return and re-read Gerald Gaule's description of his amazing radio dynasty, consisting of every outlet he could arrange, and probably more to come.
And I bring with me a most interesting story of a local event that is happening now; yet another doorway opening for the aspiring broadcaster. Let me build my story in pieces, one chunk at a time.
Start with translators, those low powered FM transmitters that the FCC authorizes for re-broadcasting an AM or FM station's main channel into areas not well covered by the main transmitter.
Technically, translators cannot be fed by original programming; they are not allowed to be LPFM stations. Unless you know a new trick.
Enter HD-Radio, the iBiquity or iBah digital side bands, available to each full power station. Now let me tell you a story that is unfolding right now in my market:
A local full power FM is leasing its iBah HD-channel to a not-for-profit fine arts classical music group which is using the HD as a "main channel". The full power owner also holds license to a 250Watt translator and as part of the agreement with the fine-arts group is allowing it to be used to re-broadcast the HD signal, which gives the classical station an analog presence. There you are.
Shop around, find a station that will lease their HD channel for your programming, then arrange for an analog translator.
A new door opens.