If that’s not possible we may be able to help you, but please have as much information as possible at hand when you contact us, such as: approximate day and time the music was played, what type or genre of music it was, who hosted the show and any other information you remember about the selection and we’ll do our best to track it down. If you can’t find the right playlist or the song you’re looking for, your best bet is to call the station the next time that program’s on and ask the host yourself.
He points to Superstorm Sandy and the North American derecho storm, both in 2012, in which the carrier overload blocked many users from getting any information via cellular devices.What was that song I heard? Who was the artist, what is the album title, where can I get it? Where can I find the entire playlist for a show?Ĭlick on the Playlists button to bring up a calendar where you can choose any date to find the playlists for that day.
"As more and more people use their smartphones as streaming devices to get news, get radio, get a lot of things like that over their networks, I don't think people realize how vulnerable they get," he says in a video for, a collection of radio organizations that includes NPR. Smulyan's lobbying has prompted the Indiana Senate to urge mobile carriers to activate the FM chip.įEMA Administrator Craig Fugate has also argued that radio is critical in a crisis. "Every time you buy a phone, you've paid for that radio," Smulyan says. He adds that it's a question of giving the public a choice. "When the power grid is out, the only lifeline for the American public is having an FM tuner," he says. It's a critical resource in an emergency, he argues, when there is no Internet or cell system. "Listening to streaming drains your battery three to five times faster than listening to the exact same content on the FM chip," he says. Aside from the huge benefit he sees for the radio industry, Smulyan says users could avoid expensive data charges and save battery life if they listen to the FM chip for free.
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