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Call your local community or campus radio station and ask them to broadcast Law and Disorder. Stations can contact us through the website, we make the program available FREE to radio stations.

Stations broadcasting Law and Disorder Radio:

WBAI - New York City - 99.5 FM - Mondays 10AM

WHYS - Eau Claire Community Radio - 96.3 FM - Eau Claire, Wisconsin - Mondays 1pm

KRFP - Radio Free Moscow - 92.5 FM - Moscow, Idaho - Mondays 11AM

WRFN - Nashville, Tennesee - Radio Free Nashville 98.9 FM - Thursday Afternoons

KSOW - Cottage Grove, Oregon - 106.7 FM

WYAP - Clay, West Virginia - 101.7 FM - Thursdays - 5:30 - 7pm

KRFC - 88.9 FM - Ft. Collins, Colorado

WRCT - 88.3 FM - Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - Mondays 9AM

KWMD - 90.7 Kasilof, 104.5 FM Radio Anchorage, Alaska - Mondays 9AM

WXOJ-LP 103.3 FM Northampton, Massachusetts - Mondays - Noon


KEIF-FM 104.7 FM - Enid, Oklahoma - Sundays 7AM

1640 AM - Front Royal, Virginia

WPVM 103.5 FM - Ashville, North Carolina - Tuesdays 6AM / Fridays 1pm

ISPCA Radio - Indiana - Online to Chicago/ Auckland/Atlanta/Boston/Melbourne - Tuesdays 9AM


Moton Community House Radio - Online

WLRI - Gap, Pennsylvania

WPRR - 1680 AM Grand Rapids, MI - Wednesdays at 5:00 am, 2:00 pm and 5:00 pm

WCRS - Columbus Community Radio - 1o2.1/98.3 FM - Central Ohio -Wednesdays 12AM

KKFI, 90.1FM - Kansas City, Missouri - Tuesday - 3AM

Free Radio Santa Cruz - Sundays - 5pm

WSLR FM - 96.5 - Sarasota, Florida - 10AM-11AM - Friday

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Please contact Law and Disorder producer so we can count you among our growing list of online stations (includes a link to your website), and we will notify you of upcoming programs and specials.

Timing and Cues

• Total run time is 55 minutes (no hard breaks)
• Optional cutaway at midpoint music break
• Music in/out

Distribution options

• Download programs each week - our website is updated every Sunday at 9:00pm EDT. Our homepage features the current week’s show at the top, other recent shows are archived on the right-hand side of the page, with the most recent month on top. Click through the appropriate link to get to the permanent archive page for that program.
  
• Subscribe to our RSS/Podcast for automated program delivery -
  

  Here’s how to catch our podcast:

  1) Get Pod-catching Software. We recommend Juice (formerly known as iPodder) - it’s free and works on all computers.

  2) “Subscribe” to Law and Disorder : Copy this URL http://feeds.feedburner.com/lawanddisorder

  … and paste it into Juice.

  3) Schedule Juice to download shows automatically.

  4) Listen:

  Non-iPod users: Once Juice downloads a show, you can then play it in your media player on your computer, or load it into your portable media player, just like any other mp3.

  iPod users: We recommend iTunes, which now includes podcasting. iTunes passes podcasts to your iPod just like any other mp3s. (We will be on iTunes very soon.)

  What IS Podcasting?

  ( from Wikipedia)

  “Podcasting is a method of publishing via the Internet, allowing users to subscribe to a feed of new files (usually mp3s). It became popular in late 2004, largely to automate downloading of audio onto portable players or personal computers.

  The word ‘podcasting’ can be misleading since neither podcasting nor listening to podcasts requires an iPod or any portable music player. Any digital audio player or computer with audio-playing software can play podcasts.

  Podcasting is distinct from other types of online media delivery because of its subscription model, which uses the RSS 2.0 XML (or RDF XML) format to deliver an enclosed file. Podcasting gives broadcast radio programs a new distribution method. You may subscribe to feeds using ‘podcatching’ software, which periodically checks for and downloads new content automatically.”

  What is RSS?

  RSS is an acronym for “Really Simple Syndication.” If you open our podcast (RSS feed) in your web browser, it looks like a bunch of gobbledygook.