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tedhealy · 03-23-07, 05:06 PM

Radio Los Angeles up and running on frequency 38

I"ve now got 85 radio shows, most of which are 30 minutes long. I will try to set the start date for a show to the actual air date. If there are too many shows for that day or week or month though, I'll run it later. At the very least I won't run a show before it was broadcast in real life.

I'll probably do something like every sunday night at 20:00, tune into frequency 38. That would come out to about 160 shows give or take for the entire war, so some shows will get repeated for 2 weeks or more.

Another way to approach it might be to give each show a 1 to 2 week time period to air, but instead of just starting it every sunday night at 20:00, give it a stardate of Sunday, Wednesday, Friday for that 1 to 2 week period. That way if you miss it the first time, you've still got a few more chances to catch it....I think I like that better. That way you can tune in and catch something on radio Los Angeles and if you miss the start date, you'll only have to wait a couple of days for it to be repeated until it's 1 or 2 weeks is up and a new show starts.

I'll also be continuing to do the radio washington news broadcasts, and I've also got some 70 to 80 songs for a grammophone pack.

03-23-07, 05:06 PM	#14
tedhealy Grey Wolf Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: St. Louis, MO, USA Posts: 772 Downloads: 13 Uploads: 0	Radio Los Angeles up and running on frequency 38 I"ve now got 85 radio shows, most of which are 30 minutes long. I will try to set the start date for a show to the actual air date. If there are too many shows for that day or week or month though, I'll run it later. At the very least I won't run a show before it was broadcast in real life. I'll probably do something like every sunday night at 20:00, tune into frequency 38. That would come out to about 160 shows give or take for the entire war, so some shows will get repeated for 2 weeks or more. Another way to approach it might be to give each show a 1 to 2 week time period to air, but instead of just starting it every sunday night at 20:00, give it a stardate of Sunday, Wednesday, Friday for that 1 to 2 week period. That way if you miss it the first time, you've still got a few more chances to catch it....I think I like that better. That way you can tune in and catch something on radio Los Angeles and if you miss the start date, you'll only have to wait a couple of days for it to be repeated until it's 1 or 2 weeks is up and a new show starts. I'll also be continuing to do the radio washington news broadcasts, and I've also got some 70 to 80 songs for a grammophone pack.