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It's a smart and surprising tour through personalities and cultural issues that matter to Canadians. Hosted by Jian Ghomeshi, with his trademark wit and spontaneity, Q covers pop culture and high arts alike, with forays into the most provocative and ...  

Susheel Kurien, the filmmaker of FInding Carlton—the documentary film that uncovers the story of jazz in India was interviewed on CBC Radio One—Dispatches with Rick McInnes Rae. The film follows Carlton Kitto , a guitarist in Calcutta, India and through his and other musician's stories, tells a remarkable and fascinating tale of how African-American musicians brought jazz to India...  

Level headed and insightful without the usual hype and spin. Good old fashioned in-depth radio that makes you think rather than the usual predigested pablum. I personally love this Canadian understated style. keep current.. Our lives depend on being ...  

MANILA, Philippines - Radyo Singko 92.3 News FM was recognized as Gawad Ulat’s Most Supportive Radio Station by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) during the awarding ceremony held recently at the agency’s central office in Quezon City.  

MANILA, Philippines – Carjackers struck again, this time victimizing an architect who was traveling with his family in Manila. Radio dzMM reported that Architect Darwin Diego was driving his brand new Mitsubishi Montero with plate number PCQ 778 on ...  

Radio Talks Hornets Trade Deal DebacleWDSU New OrleansNEW ORLEANS -- The Hornets trade saga is a hot topic on local radio stations after several trade deals went belly up. Sports analysts in the Crescent City are starting to question what they call "meddling" by NBA Commissioner David Stern, taking a look ...and more »  

Telegraph.co.ukRadio review: Dancin' in the Rain, Radio 3, and last week's highlightsTelegraph.co.ukGillian Reynolds looks back at the radio highlights from December 4-11, including Words and Music on Radio 3, The Tenant of Wildfell Hall on Radio 4, In Search of Celia Sánchez on Radio 3, Dancin' in the Rain on Radio 3, The Benefit of Time on Radio 4 ...  

Pandora Increases Listenership in Top Radio MarketsMarketWatch (press release)13, 2011 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Pandora /quotes/zigman/5419837/quotes/nls/p P +5.44% , the leading personalized radio service, today announced its November 2011* listenership results, posting Average Quarter Hour (AQH) gains in each of the top ten ...and more »  

DigitalJournal.comRadio host offers Gingrich $1 million to drop out of GOP raceDigitalJournal.comRadio host Michael Savage has offered a large sum of cash to GOP presidential candidate Newt Gingrich. The catch is that Gingrich has to drop out of the race. Savage, the popular conservative radio talk show host, will announce on his show that he will ...Radio host offers Gingrich $1M to drop outMyFoxOrlando.comRadio Host Michael Savage Offers...  

Citadel EFT'S (CDFT) CEO on 'Trust Across America' Radio Program, January 5 ...MarketWatch (press release)Using radio is having the ability to reach thousands, if not millions of investors, as well business owners interested in using CDFT's credit card processing methods. This is a wonderful opportunity to let the masses know who we are what we are about. ...and more »  

Worldwide Hard Drive Shortage Hits All Tech Companies Hard, but Retail Radio ...San Francisco Chronicle (press release)Retail Radio Inc., one of the fastest growing digital retail entertainment service providers in the US and Canada which provides sensory branding services including licensed ambiance for business, was able to continue their business uninterrupted by ...and more »  

Radio show notes: Brawl a 'black eye'ESPN (blog)You're not out there to see who is the meanest or who is the toughest; you're out there to score more points than the other team,'' Williams said on his Monday night radio show. “There is a place that you have to draw a line, you're not going to allow ...and more »  

The Seattle TimesPublic-radio smackdown: McLean vs. KeillorThe Seattle TimesOver the years, we here on the arts desk at The Seattle Times have been a little surprised to discover how polarizing two of public radio's most familiar voices are. Stuart McLean ("The Vinyl Cafe") and Garrison Keillor ("A Prairie Home Companion") ...and more »