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KKUP Orient Express 2012-01-24
January 27, 2012 05:37 PM PST
Our archives are very popular! If you are not able to listen to us here, please go to: http://turkradio.us/ar/archives.html KUSF-in-exile Turkish Cultural Program 2012-01-21
January 27, 2012 05:31 PM PST
Our archives are very popular! If you are not able to listen to us here, please go to: http://turkradio.us/ar/archives.html KKUP Orient Express 2012-01-17
January 15, 2012 08:23 PM PST
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To order the book see http://www.TurkRadio.us/sultan/ An interview with the author Geoffrey Fox "In 1402, the Christian city of Constantinople is under attack by a Muslim army. With surrender in the wind, the spoils are to be the key to the city and the 14-year-old Princess Theodota. In the twists and turns of historical fact, Geoffrey Fox delivers A Gift for the Sultan, a dramatic, fact-based novel that probes the cultural and religious life of the early 15th century and the leaders-royals, military figures, and politicians-who engaged in a religious conflict to the death. Weaving into his story a cast of historical figures-Emperor Manuel II Palaiologos, his nephew Ioannes, the vezir Ali Pasha, Ottoman Sultan Bayezid, and Muslim khan Timur, among others-Fox entices readers into an era that shone a harsh light on a level of Christian-Muslim discord that changed the course of world history. Fox deftly writes of a complicated time, yet with such clarity that readers feel themselves in Constantinople and observing first-hand the unfolding drama." Interview with the author of "Nuri's Donkey"
May 02, 2009 11:01 PM PDT
A delightful book. Click here to order: Nuri's Donkey : Untold Stories & Unwritten Rules of a Village in Turkey We are on Podcastalley
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Podcast SummaryNews and music of the Turkish speaking world including: Azeri, Bashkir, Bashkurd, Baskurt, Chuvash, Gagauz, Kazakh, Kirgiz, Kyrgyz, Ozbek, Sakha, Tatar, Turkish, Turkmen, Tuva, Uyghur, Uzbek,Altai, Azerbaijani, Balkar, Chagatay, Cuman, Crimean Tatar, Karachay, Karaim, Khakas, Kumyk, Nogay, Old Uyghur, Orkhon, Ottoman, Shor, Tofa, Tuvan, Yakut, Yellow Uyghur About SFTurkish Radio[Advertise [http://turkradio.us/bilgi/donate.html]] [About TRH [http://turkradio.us/bilgi/bilgi.html]] [Archives [http://turkradio.us/ar/archives.html]] [Travel Articles [http://turkradio.us/tanit.html]] [Cultural [http://yahoogroups.com/group/TurkC-L]] [News [http://turkradio.us/subject.html]] [Staff [http://turkradio.us/bilgi/gonullu.html]] [KUSF [http://turkradio.us/kusf.html]] [e-mail lists [http://turkradio.us/bilgi/bilgi.html]] [Home [http://turkradio.us/]] Information on the Turkish Radio Hour and its volunteers We are a group of Turkish and American professionals who are volunteering [http://turkradio.us/bilgi/gonullu.html] to share information on and about Turkey, Turks, Turkish art, business and scientific interests. We do not get paid for our work that we do for the TRH. We have several products: We produce one radio program in the San Francisco Bay Area: Turkish Cultural Program, KUSF FM 90.3, Saturdays at 6:00 PM May be heard ONLINE [http://turkradio.us/kusf.html] Our volunteers also host another radio program: Orient Express, KKUP FM 91.5, Tuesdays at 10:00 PM We have an electronic news service [mailto:trknwsE-L-subscribe@yahoogroups.com]. We have a web page to assist travelers to Turkey (http://come.to/sunholiday [http://come.to/sunholiday] or http://travel.to/sunholiday [http://travel.to/sunholiday]). We have an electronic list that shares cultural and travel articles [mailto:TurkC-L-subscribe@yahoogroups.com] on Turkey. Our radio programs cover a population of about 7 million. Our news publications on the internet and World Wide Web are read by 600,000 people, including but not limited to executives from the World Bank, Bank of America, NeoMagic, LSI Logic, Exar Corp, City Bank, Visa, MCI, AT&T, American Military, American Navy, European and Israeli companies, METU business school, San Jose State University Business School, Ukrainian Parliamentarians, Voice of America, Cumhuriyet Paper, Wall Street Journal, Turan News Agency of Azerbaijan, and many academicians from Japan to Kuwait. We do not accept advertisement for our radio programs, but rather we have corporate and commercial underwriting with a brief message about the services of the commercial entity for a modest donation* [http://turkradio.us/bilgi/donate.html] towards our out-of-pocket expenses. We also accept private donations. Our main underwriter over the years has been the Turkish American Association of California. Followers
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