In the second pilot episode of CNL2 Talk Radio, hosts Jeff Noedel and Norris Palmer, along with associate producer Matthew Rice, engaged in a live discussion on a range of topics. They explored social media and local schools in conversation with caller Jimmy Moe from Friday Harbor, WA. Directed and edited by Jeremy Tyler. Recorded at CNL2 Studios in Friday Harbor, Washington.
In the fifth pilot episode of CNL2 Talk Radio, hosts Jeff Noedel, Norris Palmer, and Matthew Rice talk about electric cars among other topics. Directed and edited by Jeremy Tyler. Recorded at CNL2 Studios in Friday Harbor, Washington.
In the first pilot episode of CNL2 Talk Radio, a wide variety of subjects were discussed live. Jeff Noedel, with co-host Norris Palmer, in-studio guest Jimmy Moe , and callers Terry and Kelley—all from Friday Harbor—contributed to the discussion. Directed and edited by Jeremy Tyler. Recorded at CNL2 Studios in Friday Harbor, Washington.
In the third pilot episode of CNL2 Talk Radio, host Jeff Noedel talks about Amazon and Washington State Ferries. CNL2 is here to stay. Directed and edited by Jeremy Tyler. Recorded at CNL2 Studios in Friday Harbor, Washington.
CNL2 Radio is off and running. We will stream another hour of live radio next Friday at noon. In today’s stream (Friday, May 24, 2024), we introduced co-host Dave Schnuckel. We read a couple news stories and heard an excellent weather forecast from Dave. We played two recorded songs by Terry Lush. We chatted with…
In the fourth pilot episode of CNL2 Talk Radio, hosts Jeff Noedel, Norris Palmer, and Matthew Rice talk about Green Acres and local San Juan Island’s boating organizations. In the last half of today’s show the Ferry Lovers Of Washington group introduce a couple members and talk about a future meeting being broadcasted. Directed and…
Saturday, November 23, 2024by Jeff Noedel The media landscape on Orcas Island is about to get bigger. Tech entrepreneur Allen Hartle recently won FCC approval for a low-power FM radio station that will be available on radios all over Eastsound and up to a mile or more in each direction. There are more than 15,445…
