This month’s quiz from Radio Prague International centers on this iconic Czech event. It challenges listeners to name this exact obstacle—one that is as infamous as it is celebrated.

Fu-Hsin Broadcasting Station (FHBS) is conducting its annual equipment maintenance across key transmitter sites in Taiwan this October and early November, ensuring top broadcast quality for its dedicated listeners. During this period, brief interruptions may occur on FHBS's mediumwave (MW) frequency of 594 kHz in northern, central, and southern Taiwan.

RTI's Thai section announced an exciting contest, but there are essential guidelines every participant should know to keep the process fair, transparent, and rewarding! Whether you're in it to win or just interested in RTI’s role in global broadcasting, here’s everything you need to know about participating in this latest event.

Radyo Pilipinas Worldwide has established itself as a pillar of international broadcasting, promoting the Philippines to the world and uniting Filipinos across continents. Radyo Pilipinas is a symbol of the enduring power of shortwave radio and the far-reaching impact of media diplomacy.

As the voice of one of the world’s most secretive regimes, Voice of Korea has had a long and storied history, from its origins during the Japanese occupation of Korea to its role today as an international broadcaster. Through decades of political upheaval, technological advancements, and global change, it remains an enduring and critical tool for North Korea to engage with the world on its own terms.

Radio Brno began its journey on September 1, 1924, just two years after the birth of the BBC. A year after Radiojournal (now Czech Radio) started broadcasting in Prague. It was the first regional station to launch outside the capital. Also, a significant move that expanded the reach of radio to the South Moravian region and beyond.

As we look to the future, Radio Nikkei's legacy is one of resilience and innovation. The journey over the past seven decades reminds us of the importance of staying true to one's mission while embracing change. With its rich history and forward-looking approach, Radio Nikkei is poised to continue its role as a trusted voice in Japanese media for many years.

The Voice of Mongolia’s 60th anniversary is not just a celebration for the station but for all its listeners who have journeyed with it over the decades. This is an opportunity to reflect on the incredible stories and cultural treasures that VOM has shared with us and to look forward to many more years of enriching broadcasts.

For many years, the influential shortwave signals from the Mariana Islands have been instrumental in disseminating news, information, and cultural exchange to millions across East Asia. The site has played a vital role in fulfilling VOA's mission of delivering factual and unbiased news to audiences often underserved by local media now saying Good Bye.

For years, you've tuned in, sent Fu-Hsin Broadcasting station your feedback, and supported them with unwavering enthusiasm. FHBS invites you to share your thoughts, experiences, and insights on your favorite type of overseas broadcasting. This is more than just an essay contest; it's a celebration of a shared passion for radio and a unique opportunity to connect with fellow enthusiasts worldwide.

RNZ Pacific’s commitment to shortwave broadcasting is particularly vital, given the limited number of countries still providing this service to the region. Following Australia’s decision to discontinue its shortwave transmissions in 2017, only New Zealand and China remain as active providers.

The quiet demise of Medium Wave radio in Europe marks the end of an era. As we bid farewell to this once-dominant broadcasting medium, we must also acknowledge the new radio and digital broadcasting frontiers that continue to shape our listening experiences.