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NEW format..NEW Sound...
ccaisradio_at_gmail dot com is the EMAIL...
I thank you so much, CGR Radio/Community Growth Radio is a legally recognized Radio Reading Service for The Blind and Disabled, which offers VERY target-specific programming such as book-magazine and newspaper readings from in-home volunteers. CGR is NOT a non-profit or organization or does CGR belong to a particular group. But simply broadcasting Great Programming to the Blind, Disabled, and Veterans. There is NO staff or office, just an apartment. CGR has been on since 2012.
CGR Radio has 6 streams..CGR is an internet-only ONLY station not an AM/FM or LPFM..The photos are for nostalgia and a fascination with AM/FM history, radio patterns, Transmitters, or similar topics. I do NOT own these recordings in any way but I do offer these recordings as a educational tool as oral history.
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VETNET Radio is back, featuring a mix of programming, entertainment, news, information, and AFVN Radio programming, with a focus on those who served in Vietnam.
CGR Radio is a full-time online radio network for The Blind, Disabled, and Visually Impaired, with particular programming for the intended audience and is NON COMMERCIAL.
CGR Radio DISCLAIMER..Section 107 of the Copyright Act gives examples of purposes that are favored by fair use: “criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, [and] research.” Use for one of these purposes is not automatically fair, and uses for other purposes can be fair. The statute lays out four factors to consider in deciding whether a particular use is fair. I do not claim I own the recordings and the programming is used for educational purposes ONLY and I do not own the shows or recordings but are to the creator and or program provider AND for and intentional NON Commercial use and such...Using AFVN radio recordings under the fair use doctrine requires careful consideration of the specific use and a detailed analysis of the four fair use factors.
If the use is for non-commercial purposes like criticism, research, or education and transforms the original work with a new meaning or purpose without negatively impacting the market for the original, it may be considered fair use. However, always remember that fair use is a legal defense and consulting with legal counsel for specific situations is advisable when in doubt.
Songs are programmed not to be repeated more than once within a 72-hour time frame...CGR has no staff, but in-home volunteers, and is small and local...RAG FM 107 in Raglan, NZ is heard on The MAIN music link above the top of the page, is broadcast M-F 12-6 AM and SAT 12-6 PM Pacific...and at various times and my former syndicated Radio show is heard on RAG FM alternating Tuesdays1 to 3 pm (19 Hours or 20 hours difference)depending on the time change. ALL programming is Pacific Time..
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CGR Radio is the ONLY Radio Reading service in The NW/West Coast that has many streams providing news, information, educational, timely and relevant programming, and is heard through many independent streams and various ways for those who cannot read or hold print or being shut-ins or in nursing facilities and those who cannot use or do not want to use computers or apps, such as CGR 1 is broadcasted on KFAE and KPBX Radio via their own SCA 67 KHz subcarrier systems(you need a pretuned and crystal controlled SCA/FM Radio)for 67KHz and are very affordable. The KFAE 67 KHz system can be heard in the Tri-Cities area in Washington State; coverage is 10 percent of their normal range.
KPBX coverage of their SCA is also repeated via various non-digital translators, which cover parts of OR, WA, MT, ID, and BC, Canada. Each stream has a cap of 1400 listeners and serves those who are blind and 50-plus. Between the streams, various apps, and coverage of the above FM stations, there is an estimated audience reach of 500,000. KPBX is licensed in Spokane Wa.
CGR NWAIS Radio, CCAIS Radio, Gaule Broadcasting, VetNet Radio Broadcasting...The names and related titles are trademark-registered and are under the Washington State Department of Licensing. The station will be completely owned by my wife(Lisa)when I pass on and copyrighted.
Programming comes from over 300 sources, such as ACB Radio, Pacifica Radio, Program Producers, various newspapers and magazines with permission and CGR has no control over the content of the programming and DOES not edit or censor programming, and much of the music/nostalgia is pre-PC and done at a time period when there was none or little PC content such as music, recordings, commercials that were the norm then and language of the past that were or was the norm then.
The average audience is between the ages of 54-90 and on a limited income, but very dedicated. Thank you!!
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