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EGR European Gospel Radio

Worldwide on Shortwave radio, streaming and satellite

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Welcome to European Gospel Radio (EGR)!

Our mission is to spread the Gospel to the World on Shortwave, AM/Medium Wave, Satellite radio, TV and the Internet
EGR is owned and operated by NEXUS-IBA, a non profit association of broadcasters and program producers
Christianity
Aretha: Her story was in her songs
Six songs tell you as much about Aretha Franklin as any memoir ever could. The Queen of Soul was not much for talking about her life, so with the help of Oprah Winfrey, Paul Simon, Questlove and others, we peel back the layers of emotion, technique and lived experience she packed into these key performances.
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RADIO BULLETIN NO: 02 FOR 12H00
HERE IS TODAY’S BULLETIN FOR 12H00 SATURDAY, 22 JUNE 2019 NAMIBIA PRESS AGENCY 1 (CAPE TOWN, 22 JUN, ANA) - A four storey building at 32 Kruskal Avenue in Bellville has reportedly suffered structural damage and is collapsing, with 1000 people being evacuated, the City of Cape Town's Disaster Risk Management Centre (DRMC) said today.
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Weekend Richard Yarr: Meet the Northern Ireland man who put talented local musicians on the map
"I wasn't even sure I wanted the job but thought I would go anyway. "I think because of that I wasn't nervous at the interview and that paid dividends as I got a call that day to come back. I still wasn't sure I was going to take it, but mum and dad both urged me to, saying it was an excellent company.
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Beethoven – Made in the Rhineland, part one
Our playbill this hour includes a cantata written by Beethoven when he was age twenty; the occasion was the funeral of an emperor. We’ll also hear a requiem by Luchesi, who directed the orchestra in which Beethoven played as a young man. Two very different works with a common theme: the limited time we have on earth and thoughts of eternity.
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The nation in brief
N.Y. officials OK pot decriminalization. ALBANY, N.Y. -- Lawmakers in New York state have voted to eliminate criminal penalties for public possession and use of marijuana after efforts to legalize pot stalled. The measure would reduce low-level criminal charges for unlawful possession of marijuana....
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Beethoven - Made in the Rhineland, part one This and the following three Concert Hours explore the musical environment that brought forth that iconic musician.
Our playbill this hour includes a cantata written by Beethoven when he was age twenty; the occasion was the funeral of an emperor. We'll also hear a requiem by Luchesi, who directed the orchestra in which Beethoven played as a young man. Two very different works with a common theme: the limited time we have on earth and thoughts of eternity.
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Beethoven - Made in the Rhineland, part two It could be said that Beethoven could only have come from the Rhineland.
To understand Beethoven, if that's possible at all, you have to listen to the young Beethoven, said conductor Werner Ehrhardt in an interview with DW: "You can see he invented his ideas of sound and of drama idea here in Bonn as a young man. And he took that to Vienna. That also makes it clear why Beethoven stood out in Vienna.
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Uganda's burgeoning refugee burden
In July last year, Maska Wizine's brother in law, a journalist, was killed when rebels attacked a radio station he worked at in the Beni area of North Kivu in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. He was the only person in the station that day, but the rebels also killed three more people in the neighbourhood.
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State briefs for June 22
Amateur radio operators plan Field Day. Amateur Radio Week in Oklahoma will conclude with Field Day as multiple amateur radio clubs set up Saturday and operate through noon Sunday. Field Day is the National Preparedness Drill in which FCC licensed radio amateurs, or "hams" as they are called, move....
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Take back our country! - Bishop Bell leads march against social ills on the island
“It has begun!” As various atrocities, including crime and violence, lawlessness and scant regard for morality, continue to negatively impact the island, Bishop Winton Bell of Time Out for Jesus Worldwide Ministries is calling on Jamaicans to change their ways and return to what was once a peaceful and law-abiding nation.
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Shaming of the BBC as pensioner power out in force across the UK
“Emily Maitlis’ shoes are probably worth more than what a pensioner gets in a month,” said 75-year-old June Bishop as she joined pensioners protesting outside New Broadcasting House in London. Having had a dig at the Newsnight presenter, Ms Bishop, a former legal secretary from Eltham, in south East London wasn’t finished.
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