Tropic Wave Radio



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Ride the Power of the Wave

TROPIC WAVE RADIO

 

There's a new wave in Brevard County... Tropic Wave Radio.Net 

See what the Power of the Wave

Can do for you,  Your Business, and Your Community. 

Ride the Power of the Wave to success Locally in Brevard County and 

GLOBALLY!

 


Message from the GM: Running a radio station is mostly a blast. We do have to watch what we say on air, and we have to respect everyone's right to speak their mind within the obvious limits of good taste. And we have to watch out for scams, not just people who want to get a message out there that results in fraud or worse. Our website (tropicwaveradio.net) is posted on a domain that we maintain and pay annual fees to keep active. One year after paying what we thought was the annual registration for the domain name, we received another notice from our registrar. When we complained that we were double paying, we learned that we had been victims of long running scam, which was run by people taking advantage of our ignorance. The fraudsters sent us a notice that appeared to be a legitimate invoice for domain renewal, which we dutifully paid, when in fact it was a fraud. We are not the only victims. Rooster sent me a link to this post by SEO Bob Sakayama which spells out the scam perfectly. These guys have been ripping off unknowing suckers like us for decades. Read it and be warned. We now pay close attention to who we're paying for all our internet providers.


 

Jackie McCoy and Susan Ramon host "What's Happening Brevard" on Tropicwaveradio.net Monday through Friday from 1-5 pm Eastern Standard Time. 

Jackie McCoy is a long time Disc Jockey and has been in the radio business since the late 70's.  She began her career in St.Croix and moved to St.Louis, Missouri in 1980. 

Susan Ramon was a Disc Jockey in the mid 80's with Jackie in St. Louis and left radio to pursue her career in the horse business.  Her career was very successful and won many professional shows including the World Championship in 1986 with her Paso Fino Don Ramon.

Dr. Sal Martingano is a licensed, practicing chiropractor in Florida.  As a featured media expert and motivational speaker, his insights into our healthcare system has helped people across the U.S. truly understand the virtues and hidden dangers of the system.  As an articulate speaker, his entertaining format empowers his listeners with vital information and the solutions necessary to make better healthcare decisions.

 

Dr. Jay La Rochelle - is Board Certified in Orthopedic Surgery (U.S.A.) by The American Board of Orthopedic Surgeons July 1992 , and practices at Brevard Orthopedic Clinic,  Melbourne, Florida.

 

Rooster Halway is our own super tech guru, who espouses on everything from social media to viral videos on his Blackest Hat segment. His show garnered a station record for hits on his story of a high tech service that helps remove bad results from Google searches. Guess a lot of listeners wanted to learn how to get rid of something from their past that's haunting them now on Google. The details of how they remove the search results is what is so compelling. They use Google! They improve the ranks of other results, which pushes the bad result down. Brilliant and def Black Hat.

 

Nancy Guilfoy, RN - A nurse for 35 years, working mainly in oncology, home health/hospice, hemodialysis and several kinds of ICUs, including trauma, currently full-time nurse in an ICU, recent hour-long program on the Terri Schiavo case for Wisconsin NPR, written for publications, both religious and secular, doing medical news analysis articles for the National Catholic Register. Spokesperson for the National Association of Prolife Nurses and president of Missouri Nurses for Life

 

Dr.  Rebecca Carley, MD, court qualified expert in VIDS (Vaccine Induced Diseases) and Educator in Natural Detoxification explains on her highway 2 health shows the BIG PICTURE of how the assaults to the immune system lead to disease, (including the corruption of the immune system caused by inoculation of disease which is responsible for all autoimmune diseases and cancer); why the dangers of mercury in vaccines is just a distraction; and the GOOD news that homeopathic detoxification with the Hippocrates Protocol can be used to reverse ALL diseases, including VIDS.

 Vickie Travis - your guide to HMOs and other forms of mismanaged,
greed centered, life depreciating  health care.  Vickie is a Kaiser reform specialist, President of the Managed Health Care Council and Board Secretary of Hospice Patients Alliance.  This show is dedicated to her father and other victims of health scams past and present whose sufferings need a strong and steady voice.Outspoken is not a good enough word, Vickie Travis is a woman on a mission.

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Dr. Joseph Demers - is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the Florida Veterinary Medical Association, the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society, and the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association.

 

Rosemary Travis Fisher is a spunky, outgoing 14 year old girl, living in the California desert.  Rosemary is ready to improve the world around her and wants to leave her mark out there.  She enjoys sports, music and her family of 3 sisters and Mom and Dad.

 

Breanna Pflaumer is a happy, energetic, outgoing 15 year old girl, living in California.  Breanna is excited to bring her story to her peers and improve the world around her.  She wants to make sure that the teens of this country are informed so they avoid suffering as she has had to. 

 

Over thirty years ago, Dr. John Rioloentered the helping professions as an advocate for the homeless. He soon moved on to clinical practice, obtaining a PhD and to higher education with a hand in research. He has worked for psychiatric hospitals, HMOs clinics, colleges and in private practice But wherever he worked and whatever the specific responsibilities he has always combined clinical practice with advocacy in one way or another. He believes that good clinical practice and advocacy can and in fact must go together.  He believes that to be helpful one must address someone’s private troubles, however every private trouble is also an example of a public issue. Doing one without the other is only half the job.

 

 

Lauren Levy is a sixteen-year-old junior at Simi Valley High School. Not only does she exceed in her schoolwork, but also she is involved in many activities in and outside of school. Her goals directly relate to working on the radio station, which is to help the society and teach others.

 

Alex Hagen is a seventeen-year-old senior at Simi Valley High School. He later wishes to pursue a political career, which is evident in his studious demeanor and his involvement in extra-circular activities. He is interested in the radio station to further help his peers and be more concerned for the community.

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NOTICE

WE RECOMMEND USING WIN MEDIA PLAYER 9 or 10 TO LISTEN TO OUR BROADCASTS

For easier listening to our broadcasts without Buffering issues, a "first-time" listener will see an ABACAST  page open when you click the "Listen to Live Broadcast" link (below). This is a plug-in to enhance Windows Media Player, so please click OK (or accept/run) the installation of this plug-in. You will only need to do this once. In future, when you click listen, media-player will open and play.

( XP or XP-PRO  SP2 (service pak-2) users may need to allow the download in IE. If IE blocks the download it will make a noise and place a bar below the address bar, which if clicked, will allow the download. From there you can choose Run, and then choose Run again ).


MORE LISTENING INFO: You can download the plugin "if" the listen instructions above did not work for you, or you accidentally blocked it when your spyware, anti-virus, or windows XP brought up a warning window, and you click the block by accident, now you can download and install the plugin this way: (PS - select RUN when you click the download icon below so the plugin self-installs)


Abacast Plugin
Get the latest version of the player plugin v1.56(free download). [exe format]

Media Player
Get Windows Media PlayerGet the latest version of Windows Media Player

Installation Instructions

Once the download begins, a “File Download” window will appear offering the option of running the Abacast installer from its current location (recommended), or by first saving the program to disk. If you choose to save to disk (hard drive), please note the location where the program is being saved (i.e. C://Program Files/Abacast). You can then run the installer by clicking the Open or Run button when the download completes, or by double clicking Abasetup.exe from the location you saved it to. An interactive helpdesk has been implemented to assist those with questions or requests for help downloading. Dean Wild provides helpdesk support for those unfamiliar with our system, and he can be contacted through the "help" button on the download page, or via the "need assistance" link on the members page. You need to be logged in to access the members area.

Please Note: No Windows System files are modified or replaced by the Abacast Client installation or operation.

System Requirements
Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000 or XP 
200Mhz Pentium class or similar CPU 
64MB RAM
Sound Card and speakers
Internet connection

 



 

More Background on Tropic Wave Radio

Tropic Wave Radio, a station with roots in Brevard County, Florida, has carved a unique niche in the world of internet radio. Since its inception, the station has provided a platform for diverse voices, eclectic programming, and a focus on community engagement, both locally and globally. This article will explore the history, audience, cultural significance, and media coverage of Tropic Wave Radio, along with insights into its content and contributions to the radio landscape.

History and Evolution of Tropic Wave Radio

Tropic Wave Radio was founded with the intention of creating a space for alternative voices and content that mainstream radio stations often overlooked. While the exact founding date is somewhat elusive, the station quickly gained a reputation for its eclectic mix of music, talk shows, and community-focused programming. The station's early success can be attributed to its commitment to providing a platform for underrepresented voices, including independent artists, local entrepreneurs, and community leaders.

The station's motto, "Ride the Power of the Wave," reflects its mission to harness the energy of radio waves to connect people across the globe. Initially, Tropic Wave Radio catered primarily to the local community in Brevard County, but it soon expanded its reach, broadcasting to a global audience through its online platform. The station's growth was fueled by its embrace of new technologies, including streaming services and social media, which allowed it to reach listeners far beyond Florida's borders.

Programming and Content

Tropic Wave Radio is known for its diverse programming, which includes music, talk shows, and special interest segments. The station's content reflects the eclectic tastes of its audience, with shows ranging from classic rock and indie music to health and wellness discussions, political commentary, and technology insights.

One of the station's most popular shows is "What's Happening Brevard," hosted by Jackie McCoy and Susan Ramon. This show focuses on local events, news, and issues affecting Brevard County, providing listeners with a community-oriented perspective. Both hosts bring decades of experience in radio, with McCoy starting her career in the late 1970s and Ramon having a background in both radio and the horse industry.

Another standout program is "Blackest Hat," hosted by Rooster Halway, which delves into the darker side of technology, including discussions on black hat SEO techniques and digital privacy issues. This show has garnered a large following due to its informative and sometimes controversial content.

In addition to these shows, Tropic Wave Radio features a variety of health-related programs, including those hosted by Dr. Sal Martingano and Dr. Rebecca Carley. These shows address topics ranging from natural detoxification to critiques of the healthcare system, attracting listeners interested in alternative medicine and wellness.

Audience and Cultural Significance

The audience of Tropic Wave Radio is as diverse as its programming. The station attracts listeners from various age groups, professions, and geographic locations. While it initially focused on the local community in Brevard County, its online presence has allowed it to cultivate a global audience. This broad reach is a testament to the station's ability to resonate with listeners who seek content that challenges mainstream narratives and provides alternative perspectives.

Tropic Wave Radio holds cultural significance as a pioneer in internet radio, particularly for its role in promoting independent and local content. The station has been a platform for artists and voices that might not have found a home on traditional radio stations. Its commitment to diversity in programming has made it a valuable resource for those seeking content outside the mainstream.

The station's emphasis on community engagement also contributes to its cultural importance. By providing a platform for local voices and addressing issues relevant to the Brevard County community, Tropic Wave Radio has become an integral part of the local cultural landscape. Its shows often feature discussions on local politics, events, and social issues, making it a go-to source for community news and information.

Press and Media Coverage

Tropic Wave Radio has received attention from various media outlets over the years, both for its unique content and its role in the evolution of internet radio. The station's innovative approach to programming and its embrace of new technologies have been highlighted in several articles and reviews.

One of the most notable instances of media coverage was related to the station's handling of a domain name scam, as detailed by the station's General Manager. This incident, where the station fell victim to a fraudulent domain renewal notice, was widely reported and served as a cautionary tale for other small businesses and organizations operating online. The station's transparency in sharing this experience further solidified its reputation as a trusted community resource.

In addition to news coverage, Tropic Wave Radio has been featured in reviews by internet radio enthusiasts and bloggers. These reviews often praise the station for its diverse programming and its commitment to quality content. The station's ability to adapt to changing technologies and listener preferences has also been a recurring theme in these reviews.

Insights and Specifics

Tropic Wave Radio's success can be attributed to several key factors. Firstly, its commitment to providing a platform for diverse voices and alternative content has set it apart from other radio stations. By focusing on underrepresented perspectives, the station has attracted a loyal following of listeners who appreciate its unique approach to programming.

Secondly, the station's embrace of technology has been crucial to its growth. From its early adoption of online streaming to its active presence on social media, Tropic Wave Radio has leveraged technology to reach a global audience. This forward-thinking approach has allowed the station to stay relevant in an increasingly digital world.

Lastly, the station's community focus has been a cornerstone of its success. By addressing local issues and providing a platform for community voices, Tropic Wave Radio has become a vital part of the Brevard County community. This local engagement, combined with its global reach, has given the station a unique position in the radio landscape.

 

Tropic Wave Radio stands out as a trailblazer in the world of internet radio. Its diverse programming, commitment to community engagement, and innovative use of technology have made it a beloved resource for listeners both locally and globally. As the station continues to evolve, it remains a testament to the power of radio to connect people, share diverse perspectives, and foster a sense of community.

Tropic Wave Radio's legacy is one of innovation, inclusivity, and cultural significance. For anyone looking to explore a radio station that offers something different from the mainstream, Tropic Wave Radio is a destination worth tuning into. Its impact on the internet radio landscape and its contributions to community discourse will continue to resonate for years to come.

 

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