WRMI Radio Miami International

WRMI Radio Miami International WRMI, Radio Miami International, is a commercial shortwave radio station broadcasting to the world on shortwave and at www.wrmi.net.

06/22/2026

Andy Mangiarotti, producer and host of "I Love Italy," writes about the latest edition:

Greetings from Broni, in the heart of the Oltrepò Pavese region of northern Italy. Today I’d like to share with you a podcast dedicated to my hometown and, in particular, to its patron saint and the small chapel that I often visit. We simply call it “The Mount,” even though it is actually a hill dedicated to Saint Contardo d’Este. For generations, the people of Broni have known it as Mount San Contardo: a special place surrounded by silence and nature.

Anyone can find a moment of peace here. For believers, it is a place of prayer; for those who are not religious, it offers the perfect setting to meditate, reflect, and step away for a while from the fast pace of everyday life. In short, it is a charming corner where one can rediscover serenity and tranquility. I dedicated a segment of my radio program I Love Italy to this special place.

Tune in to "I Love Italy" on Saturdays at 2045 UTC on 15770 kHz, as well as other days, times and frequencies.

On Wavescan beginning June 28: Women Radio Pioneers, part 2 - Mary Day Lee. We'll hear about a shortwave database that...
06/17/2026

On Wavescan beginning June 28: Women Radio Pioneers, part 2 - Mary Day Lee. We'll hear about a shortwave database that's of great interest to DXers: Eike Bierwirth's eibispace.de. And a special South African DX Report from André Gouws with some good loggings of Iran.

06/17/2026

On Wavescan beginning June 21: Whatever happened to Radio Curom on the Dutch island of Curaçao? Details about the new Continental solid-state shortwave transmitter. And a profile of the Canadian International DX Club.

06/09/2026

On Wavescan beginning June 14: The story of Allan Weiner's ill-fated Radio New York International. More from the NASB 2026, including news from Continental Electronics. A profile of NASWA, the North American Shortwave Association. And our Philippine DX Report from Henry Umadhay.

06/07/2026

We apologize for a technical error on the first broadcast of "America@250: Due Diligence" at 8:00 pm ET today (0000 UTC Sunday) on 9395 and 5050 kHz. Only the first half-hour of the program was broadcast.

The complete one-hour program will be broadcast at 12:00 midnight ET tonight (Saturday night June 6th) on 9395 kHz -- that's 0400 UTC Sunday. It will also be heard tomorrow (Sunday June 7) at 7:00 pm ET (2300 UTC Sunday) on 9395 kHz.

On 5050 kHz, "America@250: Due Diligence" will be repeated at 8:00 pm ET tomorrow (Sunday), which is 0000 UTC Monday.

Sorry for the inconvenience, but we hope you will be able to catch one of these repeats of the program.

06/05/2026

You can now listen to “We Pluribus” with host Mike Cheselka, in Europe. Tune in Saturdays at 2100-2130 UTC on 15770 kHz. "We Pluribus," bringing everyone together. Tune in to see what you think.

06/04/2026

On Wavescan beginning June 7: Women Radio Pioneers: Mary Texanna Loomis. New shortwave radio program premieres this weekend co-hosted by former VOA Chief White House Correspondent. And our Japan DX Report from Yukiko Tsuji.

New U.S. Radio Show Seeks to Foster Civil Discourse on Constitutional Issues"America@250: Due Diligence" to debut this w...
06/03/2026

New U.S. Radio Show Seeks to Foster Civil Discourse on Constitutional Issues
"America@250: Due Diligence" to debut this weekend on about 50 radio stations

IRONDALE, ALABAMA — No hot takes. No name calling. That is the self-imposed guidance for a new, limited-run weekend one-hour radio show/podcast, America @ 250: Due Diligence.

The public service program will put into historical context key Constitutional issues being debated in American society with experts from across the political spectrum as featured guests.

The program will be co-hosted by two broadcast veterans, Steven L Herman, who is executive director of the Jordan Center for Journalism Advocacy and Innovation at the University of Mississippi, and Illinois-based radio talk show producer Bill Bernardoni.

Herman is a former White House bureau chief of the Voice of America. Bernardoni’s background includes work as a campaign manager and political consultant for candidates from the state to national level.

“At a time when discourse on our airwaves is often dominated by the desire to divide, America @ 250: Due Diligence offers a refreshing remedy rooted in deep research, historical context and civil conversation,” said Dr. Andrea Hickerson, dean of the School of Journalism and New Media at the University of Mississippi. “The program fosters discussion to expand civic literacy to create a more informed electorate.”

America @ 250: Due Diligence will begin airing on about 50 AM and FM radio stations from the first weekend in June with distribution via Talk Media Network, the Public Radio Exchange (PRX), the Radio Free America project and commercial shortwave broadcaster WRMI-Radio Miami.

“There are few issues-oriented or public affairs radio programs independently produced that are free of intended political bias,” said Herman, who formally announced the launch of the program in a presentation on May 28th at the annual meeting of the National Association of Shortwave Broadcasters in Alabama. “We hope more radio stations with a sincere interest in objectively informing the electorate will carry the program.”

America @ 250: Due Diligence will continue through the end of this Semiquincentennial year and a weekly online extended version will be on podcast distribution platforms.

WRMI will air "America@250: Due Diligence" on shortwave each week, beginning Saturday June 6th at 8:00 pm Eastern Time (that's 0000 UTC Sunday June 7th) on 9395 kHz going north and 5050 kHz beaming south. Your reception reports are welcome and will be answered with a special America@250 QSL card. Reports can be sent to [email protected].

[Photo: America@250 co-hosts Steve Herman (left) and Bill Bernardoni]

05/26/2026

On the latest edition of "I Love Italy" host Andy Mangiarotti says "I would like to present a really interesting episode in which I compare two historic Italian music events: Un disco per l’estate and Festivalbar.

"The first event, Un disco per l’estate, took place in Saint-Vincent, in the Aosta Valley, and was perhaps aimed at a slightly older audience. It began in the 1960s and unfortunately ended in the early 2000s.

"I will also talk about Festivalbar, another famous Italian summer music event that always paid special attention to young people, contemporary music, and emerging artists. This show as well, remembered nostalgically by many Italians, also came to an end in the early 2000s.

"In the program, you will find the full story of these two great events that helped make Italian music so memorable."

You can hear I Love Italy Saturdays at 2045 UTC on 15770 kHz, as well as other times on WRMI.

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