Low Power Fm comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The No Agenda Show, from April 2009 to January 2018.
Executive producers and donors are acknowledged for their financial support. One donor, an LP TV and small-market FM operator, requests "karma" for his broadcast ventures. The hosts discuss the diminishing future of over-the-air broadcasts in the face of internet competition. Several listeners receive "de-douching" and "jobs karma" in exchange for their contributions.
Sir Larry Lee's radio station was taken off the air by the FCC following a failure of inline harmonic frequency filters. The failure caused spurious transmissions in the aviation spectrum, leading to reports from pilots to air traffic control. Lee is currently exploring options for a legal low-power FM license.
The hosts acknowledge financial contributions from the "No Agenda" community, including specific donations of $13.37 and $69.00. They also highlight a listener in Bloomington, Illinois, who is broadcasting the show via a low-power FM transmitter on 90.3 MHz.
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