You should be able to listen to the program on from the Danish Radio's Netradio
pages at:
http://www.dr.dk/netradio/netradiohelp_direkte.shtml (For Windows Media player)
or http://www.dr.dk/netradio/alternativ/ (for the latest version of Winamp or
RealOne Player)

The program will be sent on P1 (1:45 pm GMT) and one has to click on the
quality depending on the connection speed of your modem.

The text on the pages are in danish but you should be able to see the column P1
and on the same row the quality that the program is transmitted on the internet
with.

Thanks for the information Asbjørn and you should be able to listen to the
program at your work:-)

Momodou Camara
On 23 May 2003 at 6:23, Habib Ghanim wrote:

> Asbjorn,
> It is not easy to run a radio in any third world country. George was a
> classmate of mine and I commend him for his will power and strength to continue
> this task. We on on the otherside of the Atlantic , can only listen to radios on
> your side that a live on the internet so maybe if you have the website of this
> particular station they may rebroadcast the program in English . thanks and good
> night habib
>
>
>
> >From: Asbjørn Nordam
> >Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
> >To: [log in to unmask]
> >Subject: radio one, Gambia on danish radio
> >Date: Fri, 23 May 2003 08:12:29 +0200
> >
> >Friends, -for your information-
> >it has come to my knowledge that danish national radio today (3.45 pm danish
> >time) broadcast a program called "Panorama: Radio One, Gambia". When at work
> >and without a radio or a tape recorder it´s not possible for me to listen and
> >later tell you about the program, but maybe some one from the list in Denmark
> >can do so?
> >
> >The short introduction in my newspaper is: (my translation from danish)
> >"African radio is something very different from the european ones. It is an
> >extremely powerful media on a continent with many illiterate. We saw it in
> >Rwanda, where the radio as some sort of a commando post contributed to the mass
> >killings became so effective. In The Gambia George Christensen has established
> >a different kind and more constructive use of the media. Since it´s foundation
> >in 1990 he has become the owner of Africa first independent radio station in
> >Africa, Radio One. But it is not always easy to run it. Assaults , destruction
> >of property and calling in to serious talks by the authorities/government is
> >not unusual." regards Asbjørn Nordam
> >
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