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10/17/23 Update! The new low power FM filing window has been delayed and is now opening on December 6, 2023. See the FCC’s announcement here.
On our latest episode of Radio Survivor, it’s a very special treat, with all four Radio Survivor hosts at the mic discussing an exciting low power FM opportunity. Another low power FM licensing window for non-commercial radio stations in the United States opens on November 1, 2023 December 6, 2023. Who is eligible to apply for these licenses? And why should they? And what help is available? Our guest, Sharon Scott, joins us to talk us through all things LPFM. Scott is the co-founder and general manager of a low power FM radio station, WXOX-LP in Louisville, Kentucky. She is also the author of Low Power FM for Dummies, which is set to be released in October, 2023.
Show Notes
- FCC Public Notice on Revised Dates for LPFM Filing Window (10/17/23)
- Low Power FM for Dummies (affiliate link on Amazon)
- Sharon Scott’s LPFM Resources website
- Radio station WXOX-LP (ARTxFM)
- Jennifer’s “SpinningIndie” radio station tours
- Podcast #331: New Low-Power FM Opportunity Coming This November
- Sex and Broadcasting, book by Lorenzo Milam (affiliate link on Amazon)
- R.I.P. Radio Trailblazer Lorenzo Milam
- Vanderbilt University’s college radio station WRVU
- 2023 Grassroots Radio Conference is October 19-22 in Charleston, WV, hosted by WTSQ-FM
- Prometheus Radio Project
- WORT-FM, Madison, Wisconsin
- Common Frequency
- Broadcast Tool and Die
- Meow! Get Ready for Low Power FM Radio for Cats and Dogs (Matthew’s piece on Flash Cats Radio)
- Michelle Bradley’s REC Networks
- Free Radio Berkeley
- Mbanna Kantako and the Human Rights Information Network (DIYmedia.net)
- The Inspiration for US Micropower Radio, and the Mediageek Radio Show – Mbanna Kantako from the Archives (Mediageek)
- Pete Tridish at International Media Action
- San Francisco Liberation Radio story on FoundSF
- Seizing the Airwaves – A Free Radio Handbook
- Low Power FM Radio – including details on Class D (10 watt) stations (FCC)
- XRAY.fm in Portland, Oregon
- Solving the Mystery of the Ubiquitous Radio Station Call Letter Signs: The Leo Blais Interview
Show Credits:
- This episode was produced by Jennifer Waits
- Hosted by Jennifer Waits, Eric Klein, Matthew Lasar and Paul Riismandel
- Edited by Eric Klein
