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Originating in Second Life in 2009, HWR streams online and across many sims including FIrestorm and Whats Lost Spirits. Radio Home to DJ Trick Rembrandt and his Friday Dance Party Our Program Director/DJ, Patrick Rule, has 4 decades of music industry experience, including 8 years as a Broadcast DJ, 6 years as a Club DJ, and 15 years operating this station. From promoting Tracy Chapman’s debut record to Number One on College Radio, to tour managing Big Mountain and Robin Trower, “DJ Trick” has done just about everything in the music biz. He has an ear for talent and is always searching for Hit Indie Music. Our radio station launched on June 21st, 2009 as IRMG (Independent Radio for Multiplayer Games) and established a presence in the online virtual world of Second Life. IRMG was the first station to bring Indie Music in-world, and we continue to have a strong presence at the Firestorm Major Events area. On alternating Fridays, catch the DJ Trick Show live from Second Life, or via our online streams.
Broadcasting 24 hours a day to planet Earth, bringing you the music that shaped our world. Hits from the 1950’s, 60’s and 70’s; chart hits from music’s golden age. From Rock ‘n’ Roll legends like Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly and Gene Vincent, the 1950’s come alive on FLOWER POWER RADIO. The Swinging 1960’s live on through the music of the decade; The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Beach Boys, Motown, Psychedelia, pop… the music that shaped a generation! The funk, disco and rock of the 1970’s sound better than ever; David Bowie, Fleetwood Mac, The Eagles, Roxy Music; the music of your life is right here. From Funk to Punk, Rock to Soul, Dance to Disco, Flower Power Radio is all you need to get you through your day.
A project of Koahnic Broadcast Corporation (KBC) a nonprofit, Alaska Native governed and operated media center located in Anchorage, Alaska AS the first Native radio station located in an urban market, KNBA has been on-air in Anchorage, Alaska since 1996. The programming of KNBA is designed to attract a broad listenership in south-central Alaska, with special attention given to Alaska Natives and other ethnic minorities. The programming includes a popular music format, which is both responsive to the tastes and desires of the Alaska Native population and appealing to the general population. High quality Local News & Public Affairs programming is included to inform, engage, and educate the community for a positive affect on the lives of Alaska’s largest Native village, while minimizing racism through the public discussion of issues and events which will enlighten the entire community.