> In any case, I was wondering if there is an
> online site where one can check on Coast Guard incidents and get more
> details about such occurences? I suppose that they can be phoned, but
> an online report would be more direct.
Here in Charleston, every Saturday morning on 1340 AM, is "The Water's
Edge", a locally-produced boating radio show that goes on for 2 hours while
the fishermen are headed to the dock. One of the show's segments is
always, "The Coast Guard Report" where a spokesperson for CG Charleston
chats with the host and hangs out the boater's dirty laundry mistakes from
the previous week. It's usually a pretty good show, if you ignore the
host's arrogance. He's a sport fisherman, but occasionally wanders off
into sailing as he has 2 hours to fill.
Of course, like any other radio talk show, you must endure paid book and
other promotions thinly veiled as content. They're always pushing
something besides the obvious commercials....
Rosalie B. - 26 Jun 2006 14:59 GMT
>> In any case, I was wondering if there is an
>> online site where one can check on Coast Guard incidents and get more
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>Edge", a locally-produced boating radio show that goes on for 2 hours while
>the fishermen are headed to the dock. One of the show's segments is
Down in Key West there is or was a show (originates at Big Pine - US1
radio) called Biz Baz (Bizarre Bazaar). On Monday before the actual
call in part to sell stuff, they always have the weekly Coast Guard
report, which is done by an actual CG person.
Very informative and includes the interdictions (how many kilos of
drugs seized etc.) On other days they have reports from the mayor and
chamber of commerce etc., but I always try to listen to the Monday
report when I'm there.
>always, "The Coast Guard Report" where a spokesperson for CG Charleston
>chats with the host and hangs out the boater's dirty laundry mistakes from
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>other promotions thinly veiled as content. They're always pushing
>something besides the obvious commercials....
Larry - 27 Jun 2006 00:44 GMT
> Down in Key West
WTMA 1250AM has a show on Sunday morning called H2O Radio, which comes from
Florida. Its more of a Southeast show than a local show. Very informative
and always fun to listen to, too.
http://www.h2oradio.com/
You can download and listen to all the shows from the net, but the local
coast guard report it doesn't do....