Radio of Hope

11/14/2024

Now Playing at 2:00pm and 9:30pm except on Sundays. Lamplighter Theater airs then.

09/02/2024

Prison reform isn't new or easy. Check out the Elizabeth Fry story on "Good Books" at 2:00pm and 9:30pm Mon-Sat beginning Sept 5th.

06/15/2024

Devoted: A Father's Love

Devoted: A Father's Love

06/11/2024

This Sunday begins another Lamplighter Theater adventure. "The Treasure of The Secret Cove." 2:00pm and 9:30pm. Enjoy!!!

03/22/2024

Radio station equipment works hard! 24 hours a day, seven days a week, week after week, month after month, year after year, until (with little - to no warning) it reaches what we call “end of life” and this stuff is expensive!

Radio of Hope station equipment has been sharing the Good News about Jesus, since 2011; more than a dozen years of, non-stop, service to the Kingdom.

We have recently had some major equipment failures! Air conditioning units, mountain-top antenna systems, critical unscheduled maintenance, and all of this has blown a big hole in our finances.

We’re still operating (but, just barely) and we really need your help!

Radio of Hope needs to raise around $20,000.00 to get through this season of ”when it rains, it pours”, repairs.

We try not to cry wolf unnecessarily, but the need is serious! Please help in any way you can!

By mail it’s Post office Box, 1882, Port Townsend, Washington 98368 or www.radioofhope.org/donate and thank you very much!

11/10/2023

In the current age of near-total transition, from physical recording to all-digital technology, it is amazing to see how far and tiny "modern" recording has come. Although still used in many places, including the Radio of Hope Studios, magnetic tape performs well. We are still rescuing many items, into the digital realm, for use on-air! Cool tech! 😎

Photograph of the inventor of the tape recorder, Fritz Pfleumer, with his tape recording machine Fritz Pfleumer (1881 - 1945) taken in 1931.

Tape coated with powdered iron compounds was invented by the Dresden engineer Fritz Pfleumer in 1927. He used a paper strip, upon which hardened steel dust was set with varnish. This magnetic tape was far superior in acoustic quality to the previously used steel wire recorders.

In 1928, Pfleumer built the first magnetic tape device with which the tapes could be played. In 1932, Pfleumer sold the rights to use his magnetic tape to AEG.

Title: Photograph of the inventor of the tape recorder, Fritz Pfleumer, with his tape recording machine
Creator: Fritz Pfleumer (1881 - 1945)
Date Created: 1931
Location Created: Dresden, Sachsen, Deutschland
Rights: © Museumsstiftung Post und Telekommunikation, Fotograf: Ströhla

10/11/2023

Do you like really good books, but never seem to have the free time to read them? We understand that and have a solution. Monday through Saturday our audiobook program titled "Book Books" is heard at 2:00pm and 9:30 PM. These are all the biographies of significant people in history! Currently, we are airing D.L. Moody with Louis Zamperini and William Booth to follow. Stay tuned for more!

10/11/2023

In addition to the 2023 Camp Meeting in Auburn, Washington we also appeared at the Jefferson County Fair and the "All County Picnic" at H.J. Carroll Park in Chimacum. In addition to our base message of "Jesus and what He has done for you" we displayed the merits of Oly-Comm and how we stay connected to information in the field for times of emergency and disaster. www.radioofhope.org/Oly-Comm

06/24/2023

The Radio of Hope Meet and Greet RV is at Auburn Campmeeting next to Ranier Auditorium. Happy to meet many old (and to introduce to some new) friends to KROH 91.1 FM, streaming and Roku! Come by and say "Hi".

12/24/2022

As our regular listeners know, the Radio of Hope on-air lead-in to Christmas generally begins just after Thanksgiving. Gradually, but steadily, we add more special content until Christmas day when we pull out all the stops (you organists will know what that means) and (here is something for the farmers) go whole hog the entire day!

This December 25th will be no different so be ready for special programming mixed in with our special Christmas musical offerings. We'll have MANY Christmas In My Heart stories read by author and compiler Joe Wheeler, The Crippled Lamb by Max Lucado and many regular programs like Your Story Hour, Unshackled and Nightsounds with a special focus on this blessed event in world history. Enjoy!