How Can You Listen to the Keeping Kurrent Show?

Connect to OMNI Media Network

Omni Media is a web based service that provides education, information and entertainment to handicapped persons (mostly those who are blind) and to seniors). Learn more about it by checking their web site. Keeping Kurrent airs over this internet connection at various times during the week.

Help support this non-profit organization. You can send your donattions to Jerry Delauney, General Manager, OMNI Media Network, Jerry DeLaunay Omni Media Networks 3006 SE 136th Ave. Portland, OR 97232. You can also reach him at 503-761-3133.

Use the Audio Program Page

First, find your way to the audio program page. It has all the program episodes through the current Season. You can listen to the episodes at any time you choose. You will mostly find two 30 minute segments of each episode. You will be able to listen to these files if you have broadband service (Comcast) or a DSL line from your phone service. You can download the files within about 4-8 minutes and play them on your Window's RealPlayer audio or other player. So, if you have this ability and the time click right here. These mp3 files will not download to your computer.

Tune in on Internet Radio

The Keeping Kurrent Show is broadcast over the Internet a number of times each week. It is aired on the Golden Hours Radio Network. Currently Keeping Kurrent is broadcast four times each day between 6 .-7am, 12 noon - 1 p.m., 6. - 7 p.m., and 12 - 1 a.m.

Check the Golden Hours schedule as there might be some future changes. You can look at the schedule by looking at the On Air Schedule.

There is two ways to listen to the Keeping Kurrent Show. First, you can use your computer's internet connection and listen to the streaming audio during one of the above hours. You can listen to it by looking at the Golden Hours streaming audio page (item #3) Secondly, you can use an Internet Radio Receiver. Check out the availability of an Iris Internet webradio. This webradio is designed to talk and it is tuned into 23 webradio channels, radio reading services. However, the web radio can also be tuned into any web based radio program. There are over 10,000 web based stations across the globe. Of course, some of them are not broadcast in English. But, you could just enjoy the music. Why put up with 50, 100 or even 200 radio stations when you can listen to 1,000 or more. To learn more about webradio listen to an interview by Jerry DeLaunay, manager of the Golden Hours Network and chairman of OMNI Media Networks, of Barry Scheur, President of Talking Solutions, who produces the Iris webradio. The prices for webradios range between $100 to $400.

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Quick Start to Keeping Kurrent

Our lives are busy. Keeping Kurrent is the place where you can listen to short, reasonably in depth interviews and presentations about a variety of issues, ideas and trends are helpful to you. You are invited to take a quick look some of the broad issueswe cover by clicking on the items listed below. Or, you can also examine the details for each category by checking the statements on the right hand side of this page.

• Quality Communities
• Fine Arts
• Education
• Environment
• Food Security
• Travel
• Your Health Matters
• Seniors and Boomers Speak Up

in Portland, Oregon

in Seattle, Washington

and in San Francisco, California

What are People Saying About Internet Radio?

Internet has become a unique competitor with satellite radio. Satellite radio reaches about 10 million listeners. There is a monthly fee for this listening to Satellite radio. However, once you've acquired a Satellite radio receiver you may not have any monthly charges.

Take a look at one media analyst's site. It's called Joint Blog. Check out their web site.

Page last revised on December 18, 2009.