BSR loses FM signal, sees opportunity after loss

As a college radio DJ at Brown University, I'm sad to say that our last day of programming ON TERRESTRIAL RADIO (for the near future) is July 31, 2011. But as you can see in the press release, from the station, we've got lots of big opportunities in front of us, and things could not be any more exciting. You'll be able to hear all of our original programming at bsrlive.com, as well as features, reviews, news---with a few secret tricks up our sleeve for the near future.

Here are some other mentions of the news, which is starting to gain nationwide interest.

Radiosurvivor.com

DNJ.com

Providence Daily Dose

Save Radio One 91FM Dunedin

If you love freeform radio, college radio, or other public stations that showcase artistic musicians, please go here and sign the petition. Also, they make it so easy to spread the word, might as well. Don't worry, you won't look like a spammer; on the contrary, you will look cool for liking such radio in the first place.

Save Radio One 91FM Dunedin

J. Foley's Bag of Sometime Surprises

Unshow

Tomorrow (saturday) night from 11-12midnight I’ll be DJ’ing on Brown University Radio, playing a set of unique, quirky-woozy-thumpy-funky-fresh electronic music from mainly the unfoundsound/Foundsound crew , via Berlin, Philly, Argentina, The Canary Islands, Japan, and Baltimore. Streaming at www.bsrlive.com, or listenable in the Providence area on 88.1 FM.

Aesthetically, it sounds like music that steelyard/scrap metal sculpture-people would dance to, if they could dance.

Radio Show at Brown University

Starting January 25^th, I’ll be a DJ on Brown University Student and Community Radio, broadcasting on 88.1FM in the Providence, Rhode Island area, and streaming online at www.bsrlive.com. BSR live is a freeform radio station, playing a wide variety of amazing music for the curious listener.