Hacker News with Generative AI: Radio

Show HN: World's Radio – Listen to Radio Stations Worldwide (worldsradio.com)
In 1924, the US Turned Off Their Radios to Search for Life on Mars (iflscience.com)
Project: Verdad–tracking misinformation in radio broadcasts using Gemini 1.5 (simonwillison.net)
I’m starting a new interview series called Project. The idea is to interview people who are building interesting data projects and talk about what they’ve built, how they built it, and what they learned along the way.
Practical Radio Circuits (2003) [pdf] (fracassi.net)
I discovered mysterious hidden signals on a public radio channel (2013) [video] (media.ccc.de)
How I discovered mysterious hidden signals on a public radio channel and eventually found out their meaning through hardware hacking, reverse engineering and little cryptanalysis.
Long wave radio fans mourn fading frequencies (2023) (bbc.com)
As he turned the dial gently but purposefully, the sound of people speaking in foreign languages and the lilt of unfamiliar music burst through a haze of crackle and buzz.
Polish radio station ditches DJs, journalists for AI-generated college kids (theregister.com)
A Polish radio station has ditched its on-air talent for AI in what its editor-in-chief calls an experiment on the effect of AI in society, though it looks like a bid to save cash.
Parks on the Air (parksontheair.com)
Why does FM sound better than AM? (johndcook.com)
The original form of radio broadcast was amplitude modulation (AM). With AM radio, the changes in the amplitude of the carrier wave carries the signal you want to broadcast.
The Beginnings of FM Radio Broadcasting (2018) (theradiohistorian.org)
What happens when you touch a pickle to an AM radio tower (jeffgeerling.com)
A few months ago, our [AM radio hot dog experiment](https://www.instagram.com/insights/media/3333127873529510767/) went mildly viral.
The 'Freakish Radio Writings' of 1924 (centauri-dreams.org)
All this comes to mind this morning because of an intriguing story sent along by my friend Al Jackson, whose work on interstellar propulsion is well known in these pages, as is his deep involvement with the Apollo program.
Rearchiving 2M hours of digital radio, a comprehensive process (digitalpreservation-blog.nb.no)
How a tiny radio station came to play a continuous loop since the late-1990s (northjersey.com)
The END OF 900Mhz (NexNav proposes removing band from amateur and LoRa) [video] (youtube.com)
ANTSDR: Low-cost SDR Alternatives for Ettus Research and Lime Microsystems (github.com/MicroPhase)
Fobos SDR: High-Quality Radio for Hobbyists, Researchers and Professionals (hackster.io)
The rich history of ham radio culture (mitpress.mit.edu)
FCC liability for radio pirates operating on your property (jdsupra.com)
The Rich History of Ham Radio Culture (mitpress.mit.edu)
Transmits AM radio on computers without radio transmitting hardware (Airgap) (github.com/fulldecent)
Medium Wave's Sunset in Europe (redtech.pro)
Reading my electric meter with RTLSDR (pdx.su)
RadioSide turns your spare device into a radio (radioside.com)
Radio Garden (radio.garden)
Swiss Broadcasting Corporation to pull plug on FM radio (swissinfo.ch)
Pico SDR (porucha.net)
Testing a 1912-style Radio [video] (youtube.com)
Show HN: Terminal based online radio player (github.com/agejevasv)
Radio Caroline turns 60 (abcnews.go.com)