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The Portland Radio Project is Portland, Oregon’s newest low-power FM station. However, it started as an online station, with no plans for a terrestrial broadcast. On this episode we learn why PRP made this pivot, and the philosophy behind its public service approach to broadcasting.
Paul and Eric run down the top radio news stories, including the FCC’s newest report on the growth of radio and new guidelines for freelance radio producers working for podcasts. On College Radio Watch Jennifer Waits scrutinizes the most recent “top college radio stations” list, and tells us about one of the most powerful positions for determining the on-air sound of college stations. Finally, on the Lasar’s Radio Letter segment Matthew shares some thoughts about London’s pirate radio problem.
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Show Notes:
- Portland Radio Project
- Portland Radio Project plans to reunite public service and music
- FCC’s Quarterly Station Count: Radio is Still Growing, Particularly LPFM
- Radio—Yes, Terrestrial Radio—Is the No. 1 Medium In Terms of Reach
- A Legacy of Failure: FCC and Media Ownership Policy
- What Should Indie Talent Charge Podcasters? AIR’s New Rate Guide Has Answers
- Best Colleges.com’s “50 Best College Radio Stations” List
- Scrutinizing “Best College Radio Station” Lists
- 82 Best Freeform College Radio Stations
- Soundtap
- CMJ’s Q&A with Radio Promoter Jesse Wiza
- Gear Stolen from KRFH at Humboldt State
