Last Monday, Our Cross Cultural Communication Class took a field trip to the Trans World Radio Station in the southern part of the island. I got to be the bus driver so I got to go too. Joel and Elilai pose near the control room. There is no DJ here. Most of the radio programs are downloaded in files over the internet from Singapore. They broadcast in 27 different languages from Guam mostly in Asia. It is reported that they have 9 million regular listeners in China alone.
Here Percia is posing next to the transmitters.
Here is the class posing in front of the sign. I think we all learned some thing that day.
Last Monday, Our Cross Cultural Communication Class took a field trip to the Trans World Radio Station in the southern part of the island. I got to be the bus driver so I got to go too. Joel and Elilai pose near the control room. There is no DJ here. Most of the radio programs are downloaded in files over the internet from Singapore. They broadcast in 27 different languages from Guam mostly in Asia. It is reported that they have 9 million regular listeners in China alone.
Here Percia is posing next to the transmitters.
Here is the class posing in front of the sign. I think we all learned some thing that day. 
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