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Radio Marlene 6915 USB 0128 UTC 12 July 2025

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Molvania Poacher:
SINPO=45444

137- "Waterloo" by ABBA.
139- Synth YL voice with UK accent IDs Radio Marlene. "The dance floor is alive with everyone dancing and having a great time. It's not too late to get to your car. Now it's time for the next performer."
140- "A Natural Woman" by Aretha Franklin.

N2MLP:
0140 UTC

S-9

Summer Wine

Treehouse SWL:
S7 signal amid growing noise heard via the Fair Hill, Maryland, SDR ...

0141 UTC: "A Natural Woman (You Make Me Feel Like)" by Aretha Franklin.
0143 UTC: Female voice with ID and email address, then "I Will Always Love You." I can't tell through the noise if it's a cover or not, but it's not the usual Whitney Houston version; this one's more acoustic.
0148 UTC: ID into "I Dreamed a Dream - Inspiration" by Susan Boyle.
0151 UTC: Female-voiced ID: "This is Radio Marlene, broadcasting in the pirate shortwave band." That was followed by "You're So Vain" by Carly Simon. The signal's down to S5 at times as noise on the band increases.
0155 UTC: Email address given again, then "Breakout" by Swing Out Sister (an underrated song from back in the day).
0159 UTC: ID again, then "I Put a Spell on You" by Annie Lennox.
0202 UTC: ID and female voice saying the broadcast's coming to an end, though some of that was lost in the noise.
0203 UTC: "There She Goes" by Sixpence None the Richer.
0206 UTC: Off.

Thanks for the program tonight, Radio Marlene!

Andrew Yoder:
Good in heavy static. Just tuned in at 0141 to '70s pop song with woman singer. Nice to hear R. Marlene again after quite a few years!

0151 "This is Radio Marlene, broadcasting in the pirate shortwave bands"
Carly Simon "You're So Vain"

Dr. Strangelove:
S5 with static

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