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I have a shortwave receiver and it is all weird Christian stuff. Even if that were my thing, I probably wouldn't listen because it all sounds awful. Is there s
by criddell 2y ago
I have a shortwave receiver and it is all weird Christian stuff.
Even if that were my thing, I probably wouldn't listen because it all sounds awful. Is there something about shortwave that limits the audio fidelity?
- johnflan 2y agoHow do they finance those radio stations?
- Jtsummers 2y agoProbably the same way a lot of that stuff gets funded, a rich true believer or a bunch of less-rich true believers donating. I used to live in a town where one of the largest landholders was selling off land a few acres at a time. He had a couple thousand acres (had been farmland, but the city had grown since that time and it was not that profitable as a farm) and was able to sell it at something like $25-50k/half-acre lot. Neighborhoods went up, he got money and funded a lot of missionary activities (primarily in Africa, as I understood it). You get someone like that to bankroll a radio station, they could probably set up an endowment to keep it running for quite a while. The land the station uses and towers, if owned by the station, can be rented out for more income as well.