WKAQ AM&FM Audio Stream

[wil-1]

Hey Guys: Univision Radio began it's audio stream for both stations. With that said, David a question for you. Is it possible to get the URL of those streams? I tried but I'm not good at it. I need it so I can enter it on my Receiva internet radio next to my bed. Thanks in advance. Willie

Here's the link to all their stations. http://www.univision.com/content/channel.jhtml?chid=10383&schid=10596

 

[thathoustonradiogeek]

¡Ya era hora!

About time!

Currently I can listen online to Notiuno, WAPA, WIAC and Radio Isla.

Now, if only WPAB in Ponce would also stream their audio I'd be a happy Puerto Rican Exile.

 

[wil-1]

Never mind. I found the URL. I'll let you know when WPAB goes online.

 

[davideduardo]

Never mind. I found the URL. I'll let you know when WPAB goes online.

Given the current state of independent AMs on the island, it's doubtful that Radio Moscú would invest in streaming.

 

[sfradio]

Finally, now if mega can stream

 

[thathoustonradiogeek]

Never mind. I found the URL. I'll let you know when WPAB goes online.

Given the current state of independent AMs on the island, it's doubtful that Radio Moscú would invest in streaming.

Perhaps you should have said "Radio Beijing". Anyway, when I listened to 'PAB back in July 07 it didn't sound any more left leaning than Radio Isla.

 

[davideduardo]

Never mind. I found the URL. I'll let you know when WPAB goes online.

Given the current state of independent AMs on the island, it's doubtful that Radio Moscú would invest in streaming.

Perhaps you should have said "Radio Beijing". Anyway, when I listened to 'PAB back in July 07 it didn't sound any more left leaning than Radio Isla.

WPAB was, somewhat affectionately, called Radio Moscú and the 93.3 FM called Radio Habana for decades, particularly when Luis Penchi was the news director. It was definitely the radio version of Claridad, although it seldom showed up with much in the ratings.

 

[thathoustonradiogeek]

Never mind. I found the URL. I'll let you know when WPAB goes online.

Given the current state of independent AMs on the island, it's doubtful that Radio Moscú would invest in streaming.

Perhaps you should have said "Radio Beijing". Anyway, when I listened to 'PAB back in July 07 it didn't sound any more left leaning than Radio Isla.

WPAB was, somewhat affectionately, called Radio Moscú and the 93.3 FM called Radio Habana for decades, particularly when Luis Penchi was the news director. It was definitely the radio version of Claridad, although it seldom showed up with much in the ratings.

So.... that explains Radio Isla

Wel, at least we have balance in Radio ;D