JAPAN. 6055, Radio Nikkei (One), tuned in at 1436, Aug 28 (Wednesday). Not sure what the timing of
this Wed. English language program is? "Let's Read The Nikkei In English," in both Japanese and
English;
website - https://www.radionikkei.jp/lr/828_kamala_harris_courts_votes_of_high-income_indian_americans.html .
My audio - https://app.box.com/s/m2ajiw6xlzdogef4aofxu78bhyh1o190 .
KOREA NORTH[non]. 5920 (presently the Voice of Freedom is not here, so clear reception) // 5965 (light
CNR1 QRM), Shiokaze/Sea Breeze/JSR, via Japan, *1300+ UT, Wednesday (Aug 28); in English with intro and
"Today's Newsflash"; thanks to Rick Barton (WORiog), who found the change of frequency yesterday. Also
appreciate Hiroshi, who reported the following change of frequencies yesterday:
JSR Shiokaze, August 27, 2024 [Tuesday]
1300-1400 5920 // 5965 [ex: 6070 // 6165]
1405-1435 6090 // 7295
1600-1700 6165 // 5935
1705-1805 7325 // 5980
KOREA SOUTH. 7720, Echo of Hope - VOH, 1400 UT, Aug 28. Korean SA and "V-O-H" SA. Audio attached.
KOREA SOUTH[non]. 7340, National Unity Radio, broadcasting from Taiwan, 1238-1239 UT, Aug 28 (Wednesday);
mostly in Korean, but also briefly in English; "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere";
good reception even with light N. Korean jamming.
Found online: "a quote by Martin Luther King Jr., an American civil rights leader, Nobel Laureate, and
Baptist minister. King wrote the quote in a letter to fellow clergymen in 1963, titled 'Letter from
Birmingham Jail'. The letter was written in response to clergy members who called King's activism
'unwise and untimely'. King wrote the letter in the margins of a newspaper on April 16, 1963, and it is
addressed to the clergy, but also to the nation. The quote is often used to highlight the lack of socio-
economic and/or political justice, and it demonstrates how different parts of society are connected. It
also conveys the idea that if anyone in the nation is suffering from a lack of equality, then there is
a threat to any progress towards equality for all."
Ron
Asilomar State Beach, Calif. (near Monterey)
CommRadio CR-1, external antenna: 30m long wire
5628.mp3
