I like listening to different languages. Where or how can I get international channels without getting satellite radio? Would I need special kind of radio? I live in rural area of PA not much variety.
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You can set the band of your radio to SW or short wave. Start tuning. You will get many international channels. The clarity will be poor though. Satellite radio is the best.
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SABC 1, 2 & 3 AND E-TV. M-NET YOU NEED A DECODER FOR AND A MONTLY INSTALMENT IS NEEDED. OTHER OPTION IS SATELITE DISH OR DS-TV, THERE YOU GET INTERNATIONAL STATIONS, IT ALSO HAS GERMAN, JEWISH AND INDIAN CHANNELS FOR AN ADITIONAL COST.\n(THIS IS SOUTH AFRICA BY THE WAY)\nYOU ALSO HAVE TO PAY TV LICENCE MONTHLY, OTHERWISE YOU'LL GET THE AUTHORITIES ON YOU.
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You don't have to pay for Launchcast, but you loose the option to skip songs more then 5 times an hour.  Try it.  When I'm not streaming the local radio station, I have Launchcast on.
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This book is a guide to the most interesting radio programs in the world. \nIf u need further information log on to amazon.com and search for this book.Hope u have got it.
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watch nothing but Benny Hill reruns non-stop for about a month...you have it in no time....Only half kidding..it's best to immerse yourself in the culture....I was stationed there for a number of years and it's amazing to me how Americans and English speak the same words but how we put them together can be such a puzzle?\nOi don't get your nickers in a twist its spot on mate!
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Here's my b!tch about this whole thing: just like how cable television was originally billed, satellite radio was supposed to be a haven from gobs of commercials, but we see where that has gone.  I see a similar future for satellite radio.  And once it enters mainstream, the nanny-government won't be far behind...with their hands out demanding pennance.
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If you like rare cuts and obscure music, XM is for you.  If you want your music broken out into genre's and like the subtle differences in them, Siruis.  I have has Sirius for almost 3 years and love it.  I have XM with my DirectTV and its so-so.
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Become a radio ham and use "roll your own" equipment. Frequencies from near DC to light, analogue and digital, radio and TV - it's all there. If you can get your kit to work, you have the added bonus of being able to talk shop with others who have done the same.\nIn most countries, you no longer have to learn Morse to qualify (but if you want to be economical with power and confirm that you too can get across the Atlantic with 1 watt erp, you'll need Morse).
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Hi Try Out Radiohumsafar.com, its basically a punjabi radio station operated from canada. i use to hear india pakistan series from this radio. hope it is also broadcasting ind-eng series also....
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The English version of Al-Jazeera started yesterday and is out of New York City. So I guess if you have cable up that way.... or if you have satellite tv. You can subscribe (and probably pay) to watch it on   www.vdc.com
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I have been wondering this same thing.. I can not get it on tv down here in FL where I moved from Pittsburgh to.
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check google\nor yahoo\n\nand type in the name of the radio station and where you live (State only)
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Hi!\n\nThe BBC website have a very good language section where you will find this two,among many others.They have radio and news,as well,so you can practice reading and listening.\nGood luck!\nHave a nice weekend! :)
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A PC typically cannot receive radio waves and hence is nonreceptive to radio frequencies. You may however want to listen to internet stations if you subscribe to broadband. You may listen to the several Indian music channels on the internet, I am not aware of pakistani channels.
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You will need satellite feed. Very expensive. The only other way is to have a computer nearby to publish it on the web. No idea of any companies that do it though.
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i'm sure that there's a gosple radio station for toronto like seriously there's a lot of staions in toronto just turn on the radio and see... listen to all the varietys... you'll find the staion that best suits you! keep the faith. bye 4 now
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Reading books and magazines and listening to the radio is a very good idea. To dismiss TV is wrong because of course people speak English on TV. It's often not standard BBC English but it contains slang and colloquialisms that you need to know in order to communicate with people. I'm an EFL teacher and I know of a school in Clapham called TBG Learning. Not sure if that's close to you. I'm surprised you can't find anything in south London. Try learndirect.com for courses near you.