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La Voz de Atitlan.		A very close look at the town of Santiago Atitlan, Guatemala and its radio station. I have received more comments on this article than on any other single thing that I have written.
La Voz de Cutervo.		A visit to a very small Peruvian broadcaster in a very remote town. The author was the first foreigner to visit the town in over twenty years!
Bolivia: Radio Under the Gun.		Bolivia is the only country in the world where trade unions own a significant number of radio stations. The story of the Bolivian miners' union and their radio network is one of adversity and courage.
The Unique Story of TI4NRH.		A history of Latin America's first shortwave broadcasters, complete with a visit to the dusty archives!
Aunt Julia and a Visit with a Bolivian Scriptwriter.		Peruvian author Mario Vargas Llosa's book Aunt Julia and the Scripwriter is not only wonderfully entertaining, but about a subject dear to DXers' hearts - Peruvian radio! This article reviews the book and visits the man who it was reportedly based on.
Life In Honduras, Part One.		A very detailed look at everyday life in Santa Barbara, Honduras, where I lived as a Peace Corps volunteer for two years.
A Study of Media in Andean Venezuela		A very extensive study I did as a consultant for the Voice of America in 1994-95.
The Day the Martians Landed - Or Stories They Never Tell on HCJB.		The Orson Welles story, with a south-of-the-Equator twist!
Reaching the Villages: Radio in Tanzania.		How radio has been used in social development in this East African nation.
This website is maintained by Don Moore, Association of North American Radio Clubs DXer of the Year for 1995.