Moving to open the radio airwaves to hundreds of small broadcasters, the federal government is planning to approve rules to allow educational, religious and community groups to run inexpensive, low-power FM radio stations.
That is, you open the radio, slide in your iPod, and then listen to your iPod's contents to your heart's content.
Turning on the radio, opening the window or asking a passenger to say something interesting won't wake you up sufficiently.
There is an enigmatic pageant of scenes: setting the table for supper, listening to the radio, opening the hangar door for the air-sea rescue helicopter (a mesmerically slow and sinuous sequence), migrants having a football match in near darkness and arguing about which nationalities can play, migrants' dead bodies taken ashore by coastguards in white hazmat suits.
If this doesn't happen, adjust the string or placement of the radio until opening the door yanks the index card out of the radio.
In 1922, it opened the first radio station owned by a newspaper.
Perfect for opening the windows, turning up the radio, and enjoying a ride through nature.
The show opens with the Radio City orchestra playing the overture that hustles the crowds into their seats.
Los Lobos fused Chicano East L.A. with Middle American rock long before such artists as Los Lonely Boys, Ozomatli, Ricky Martin, and Shakira opened up the radio border.
But along with a small handful of pioneer women artists that includes Cline and Kitty Wells, Lynn did open up the radio airwaves for women in general, from Tammy Wynette up through the Taylor Swifts and Carrie Underwoods.
