The Pirate Radio Guy Podcast-Episode 18 "In White Heat"
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0:00 – Intro & who Hank Hayes and Jim Nasium are1:15 – The first pirate transmission experiment (“Penny Lane” by The Beatles)3:00 – Growing into a full AM station heard across the eastern U.S.8:30 – 50+ years of pirate radio (December 1975 beginnings)12:00 – The FCC takes notice & introduction of Judah Mansbach16:00 – Classic Judah Mansbach answering-machine threat18:00 – Why they did pirate radio (fun + filling the gap in commercial radio)20:00 – Hank’s short stint in legal radio and why it failed27:00 – The salumeria “sympathy?” story after the CBS appearance32:40 – Watching the full CBS No Holds Barred segment (Hank as Hal Hall, Jim as Larry McCrae, Judah Mansbach & Alexander Zimny)1:31:00 – Radio New York International (RNI) ship footage begins – boarding The Wave and the Sarah1:34:00 – The ship tower, FM antennas (103.1), and transmission line1:35:45 – Below decks: the studio, WPIX mixing board, and row of transmitters1:45:00 – Pete’s Sake calls in (GeoCities, Judah email, RNI memories)1:56:00 – News coverage: all charges against RNI dropped after the raid1:59:00 – Aftermath – Al Weiner gets legal license (WBCQ Monticello, Maine)2:03:00 – Closing, subscribe calls & classic RNI-style sign-off