World Radio Day in 2021

World Radio Day yesterday and today Valentine's Day. Southern FM Fun days with Moody and myself broadcasting live from Beeches Negril Sandals in Jamaica to Brighton, Sussex and SE England with the Love Zone and breakfast radio. Happy Valentine's day and Spread the lurve xx https://t.co/WE50DZDOvT

— Ambrose Harcourt (@MrLurve) February 14, 2021

Today is World Radio Day. On July 21, 1923, radio station WHAS in Louisville conducted the first ever radio broadcast underground. The broadcast happened 370 feet below the surface in the Echo River area of Mammoth Cave. #findyourpark https://t.co/JB87UxTaAr

— Mammoth Cave NP (@MammothCaveNP) February 13, 2021

Happy International Radio Day! This Majestic Radio is currently housed in NW’s Broadcasting Museum. In 1925, this bad boy would cost an average American half a year’s salary. It was comparable to buying and installing a state-of-the-art home theater system today. https://t.co/i1QG1cEz3o

— NW_Museums (@NW_Museums) February 13, 2021

Did you know today is World Radio Day? We had the opportunity to learn more about @SXMJohnClare of @classic1073 last year. Learn about his role at Classic 107.3 and his passion for radio. https://t.co/T1w8jXBErg https://t.co/m1yKDWgbxR

— Arts and Education Council (@ArtEdStl) February 13, 2021

Today is World Radio Day! How about a book about old comedy shows? https://t.co/GsLfWJ0cbi #LibriVox #audiobook https://t.co/9ZJkxo9tgS

— LibriVox (@librivox) February 13, 2021

WRHU has been selected to receive the 2021 World Radio Day Award!! TODAY is your last day to tune in to 88.7 FM or https://t.co/LPbObUjm0h for a special UNESCO World Radio Day Broadcast. https://t.co/GLF4fcWVV6

— WRHU News (@WRHU_News) February 14, 2021

Our World Radio Day weekend broadcast went live this morning at 7am! Have you tuned in? Check out all the ways to listen on 88.7FM WRHU 🌎 https://t.co/qYcVwp0hjj

— WRHU Music (@WRHUmusic) February 12, 2021