Skybird

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Last year, I had the inclination to revise the name of Free Radio Skybird. I mean, technically it is not a "free radio" station, and to bring it more in sync with the original Skybird Radio created by Gary B. (may his memory be a blessing) I decided to shorten it to Skybird 21. Except things get busy and focus shifts, trying to survive a pandemic, full-time work, health issues and geo-cultural relocation to Coos County NH, so as of NOW I am renaming the project simply: 

                                            Skybird.


So we'll see when the next show is broadcast. No plans yet. Sometime in 2022 hopefully!

In the interim, here's a recent program for your ears:

https://www.mixcloud.com/frederick-moe/free-radio-skybird-june-2022-via-wrmi/


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