Thanks for this.  I'll be listening and hopefully grabbing the stream.  This is pretty historic stuff.

By the way, keep in mind that Milton Fla. is in the Florida Panhandle so they are in the Central time zone.

 

Last edited by Peter the K (October 26, 2015 1:25 am)

Just got off the phone with a WEBY rep, and there's good news and bad news. There's no geoblocking on their stream so Canadians without a VPN can listen without any problems. But because they play a lot of classic 60s tunes in the documentary, they apparently won't be archiving any of the 10 hours on their site. So if you don't hear it live, you won't be able to catch it later (with the exception of the marathon rebroadcast on Nov. 11.)

However the guy did say, in an offhanded kind of way, that if someone decided to record the stream and post it somewhere, there wasn't much they could do about it. Maybe someone who visits this board with the software to record streams might be interested in taking that on and putting it up somewhere.

I get the impression that WEBY is a small listener supported station, and doesn't have the resources to pay for the rights that might be incurred. All the more remarkable that an outlet like that would take on such a big project in the first place.

1330 WEBY website

Last edited by RadioActive (October 26, 2015 9:40 am)

Peter the K wrote:

For anyone who might be interested:

I grabbed the series last week.  Haven't had a chance to listen to all of it, but what I heard was very interesting.

If anyone here is interested in grabbing them, you can find them  here.  The stream is only 22khz and there are a couple of streaming hiccups here and there but it does the job.

I'll leave them up for a few weeks or until someone asks me to take it down.

Cheers,
      --Peter
 

Thanks Peter. Looking forward to hearing it.