Voice of Juliet - Revision history

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-	The '''Voice of Juliet''' was a shortwave pirate station active in the mid to late 1990s. The station is notable for [[Pirate Juliet]], a provacative female announcer, a rarity in the shortwave pirate radio community. The shows were primarily focused on music ~~and~~ comedy. Voice of Juliet used a snippet from the classic Peggy Lee song "You Give Me Fever" as both an interval signal and theme song. Voice of Juliet used the [[Merlin]] [[maildrop]].	+	The '''Voice of Juliet''' was a shortwave pirate station active in the mid to late 1990s. The station is notable for [[Pirate Juliet]], a provacative female announcer, a rarity in the shortwave pirate radio community. The shows were primarily focused on music, comedy, and social activism. Voice of Juliet used a snippet from the classic Peggy Lee song "You Give Me Fever" as both an interval signal and theme song. Voice of Juliet used the [[Merlin]] [[maildrop]].

	Voice of Juliet is one of several pirate operators who transitioned to licensed shortwave station [[WBCQ]] in the early 2000s. The WBCQ show, renamed [[Juliet's Wild Kingdom]], maintained the slick production values and format of the pirate shows, and enjoyed a run of about 90 half hour episodes.		Voice of Juliet is one of several pirate operators who transitioned to licensed shortwave station [[WBCQ]] in the early 2000s. The WBCQ show, renamed [[Juliet's Wild Kingdom]], maintained the slick production values and format of the pirate shows, and enjoyed a run of about 90 half hour episodes.

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2007-09-22T19:16:55Z

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	The '''Voice of Juliet''' was a shortwave pirate station active in the mid to late 1990s. The station is notable for [[Pirate Juliet]], a provacative female announcer, a rarity in the shortwave pirate radio community. The shows were primarily focused on music and comedy. Voice of Juliet used a snippet from the classic Peggy Lee song "You Give Me Fever" as both an interval signal and theme song. Voice of Juliet used the [[Merlin]] [[maildrop]].		The '''Voice of Juliet''' was a shortwave pirate station active in the mid to late 1990s. The station is notable for [[Pirate Juliet]], a provacative female announcer, a rarity in the shortwave pirate radio community. The shows were primarily focused on music and comedy. Voice of Juliet used a snippet from the classic Peggy Lee song "You Give Me Fever" as both an interval signal and theme song. Voice of Juliet used the [[Merlin]] [[maildrop]].

-	Voice of Juliet is one of several pirate operators who transitioned to licensed shortwave station [[WBCQ]] in the early 2000s. The WBCQ show, renamed [[Juliet's Wild Kingdom]], maintained the slick production values and format of the pirate shows, and enjoyed a run of about 70 half hour episodes.	+	Voice of Juliet is one of several pirate operators who transitioned to licensed shortwave station [[WBCQ]] in the early 2000s. The WBCQ show, renamed [[Juliet's Wild Kingdom]], maintained the slick production values and format of the pirate shows, and enjoyed a run of about 90 half hour episodes.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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The '''Voice of Juliet''' was a shortwave pirate station active in the mid to late 1990s. The station is notable for [[Pirate Juliet]], a provacative female announcer, a rarity in the shortwave pirate radio community. The shows were primarily focused on music and comedy. Voice of Juliet used a snippet from the classic Peggy Lee song "You Give Me Fever" as both an interval signal and theme song. Voice of Juliet used the [[Merlin]] [[maildrop]].

Voice of Juliet is one of several pirate operators who transitioned to licensed shortwave station [[WBCQ]] in the early 2000s. The WBCQ show, renamed [[Juliet's Wild Kingdom]], maintained the slick production values and format of the pirate shows, and enjoyed a run of about 70 half hour episodes.

== See also ==

*[[Kirk Trummel]]'s Pirate Archive CDR, Volume 1, includes studio airchecks of four of the first five broadcasts of the Voice of Juliet, including the "Maiden Voyage."

*The North America Shortwave Pirates CDR, Volume 2 1992-1996 contains studio airchecks for the fifth and sixth eposides of Voice of Juliet.

[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]