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We are honored to be in RadioInk Blast From The Past
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Mick Williams explains what Poli-Tech is for those who don't know. Politics + Tech. Why is this important? Tech costs and creations are linked to outcomes made by our governing officials and politicians. From streaming to the creation of cars! Tech is greatly affected and impacted by policies put in place, or even removed often by voters decisions. You can’t have one without the other. World’s First Poli-Tech Show. Brought to you by Mick Williams’ Cyber-Line.
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Poli-tech is a portmanteau of the words "politics" and "technology." It refers to the intersection of politics and technology, and how the two interact with each other. Poli-tech can be used to describe a wide range of topics, including the use of technology in politics, the impact of politics on technology, and the ways in which technology can be used to promote or challenge political goals.
Poli-tech is a relatively new field of study, but it has quickly become an important area of research. This is because technology is playing an increasingly important role in politics, and understanding how the two interact is essential for anyone who wants to understand how politics works in the 21st century.
There are many different ways to study poli-tech, but some of the most common approaches include:
* Studying the use of technology in political campaigns and elections.
* Analyzing the impact of technology on political activism and engagement.
* Exploring the ways in which technology can be used to control or manipulate public opinion.
* Studying the impact of politics on the development and regulation of technology.
* Examining the ways in which technology can be used to promote or challenge political goals.
One thing to always remember is radio & podcasts are theater of the mind. Mick Williams is known to embellish the truth from time to time. Mick Williams is solely responsible for this own choices, words, and actions on the Mick Williams' Cyber-Line show. Not everything is truthful or factual on the Mick Williams' Cyber-Line show, or it's social media channels. It's considered "theater of the mind." Because of this, YouTube has removed some videos from the Mick Williams' Cyber-Line YouTube channel. We apologize in advance.
Poli-Tech is not copyrighted or trademarked to any entity on this website.
DALLAS, TX – After a short hiatus, Mick Williams’ Cyber-Line returns to KBEU-F/Camden, AR.
“We are happy to once again be on in Camden! “,says Williams.
“We’ve had a great relationship with PD Doc Bryce and the gang at Yes Radio Works and look forward to being Camden’s Poli-Tech source for an informed audience.”
Cyber-Line will be delayed by a week and will be on Saturdays 9pm-11pm CT.
One thing to always remember is radio & podcasts are theater of the mind. Mick Williams is known to embellish the truth from time to time. Mick Williams is solely responsible for this own choices, words, and actions on the Mick Williams' Cyber-Line show. Not everything is truthful or factual on the Mick Williams' Cyber-Line show, or it's social media channels. It's considered "theater of the mind." Because of this, YouTube has removed some videos from the Mick Williams' Cyber-Line YouTube channel. We apologize in advance.
For information on Cyber-Line or having Mick on as a guest contact him at http://www.cyber-line.com
1. Americans spend $36,000,000 at Walmart every hour of every day.
2. This works out to $20,928 profit every minute!DALLAS, TX – After a short hiatus, Mick Williams’ Cyber-Line returns to the Nevada Radio Network.
“We decided to have the show formatted for download to create easier radio and web access. This will allow the show to reach a bigger audience. It will also allow us to be no longer confined to satellite and its internal issues. “,says Williams.
Cyber-Line will also have a schedule change on Nevada Radio moving the show to Sundays at 11am-1pm PT. The show will still be on live at its normal Saturday time 10pm-12am ET.
The Nevada Radio Network consists of six stations including KELY-A/ELY, KNNR-A/RENO, KDDJ-F/FENLEY, KAVB-F/HAWTHORNE, KPPK-F/AMRAGOSA VALLEY, KPVM-DT 25.6/PHARUMP.
“We are also grateful to manager Wyatt Cox for helping us get back on air. We love being Nevada’s Poli-Tech source!”
One thing to always remember is radio & podcasts are theater of the mind. Mick Williams is known to embellish the truth from time to time. Mick Williams is solely responsible for this own choices, words, and actions on the Mick Williams' Cyber-Line show. Not everything is truthful or factual on the Mick Williams' Cyber-Line show, or it's social media channels. It's considered "theater of the mind." Because of this, YouTube has removed some videos from the Mick Williams' Cyber-Line YouTube channel. We apologize in advance.
For information on Cyber-Line or having Mick on as a guest contact him at http://www.cyber-line.com
Today for National Radio Day I wish to present three candidates for your consideration:
*YOU* BEING F**CKED BY THE NUMBERS:
20.27 MILLION: Total amount of Millionaires in the United States.
“We were supposed to celebrate the 40th anniversary but that nasty COVID got in the way”, says Williams.
Mick Williams started as an intern at KWJS-FM/Dallas, one of nine stations owed by Jimmy Swaggart at the time.
“I applied for my broadcast endorsement while an intern. We all got let go on July 29, 1981 – The same day Charles and Diana got married. My card showed up a few days later stamped August 1, 1981 and became official.”
Williams later moved to KTLR-FM/Terrell, Tx and became a DJ spinning country music and PSA Director. Automation came along and he had to reinvent himself.
Mick noticed that talk shows had different formats but nothing about technology. ”This guy named Rush Limbaugh showed up and took talk radio by storm. I then figured out that with my knowledge I could create a technology show.”
He created Mick Williams’ Cyber-Line in December 1995 and was heard on
He also wrote a column for the Ft Worth Star-Telegram’s Startext service, “Spanglish” newspaper El Leader and AOL Digital. The Cyber-Line podcasts reach listeners around the world.
Williams changed Cyber-Line’s format this year to the first Poli-Tech Talk Show. Along with products and tech news, Mick talks about how political forces affect consumers use of technology and censorship. Mick Williams’s Cyber-Line celebrated 25 years on air in 2020.
One thing to always remember is radio & podcasts are theater of the mind. Mick Williams is known to embellish the truth from time to time. Mick Williams is solely responsible for this own choices, words, and actions on the Mick Williams' Cyber-Line show. Not everything is truthful or factual on the Mick Williams' Cyber-Line show, or it's social media channels. It's considered "theater of the mind." Because of this, YouTube has removed some videos from the Mick Williams' Cyber-Line YouTube channel. We apologize in advance.
For information on Cyber-Line or having Mick on as a guest contact him at http://www.cyber-line.com
You can now listen to Mick Williams' Cyber-Line on KELY 11AM - 1PM Sunday PT
Charley Jones is alive and well. However, Charley Jones Show was dropped by USA Radio. Please feel free to call parent "Talk Media Network" (616)884-8616. Ask for Josh. Let them know how you feel. Meanwhile trying get Charley back on something. Please stay tuned. Thank you #usaradio #charleyjones
Dear Cyber-Line listeners:
Kriston Fincher
Gone but not forgotten. Kris had over 25 years experience in flight simulation and avionics design, and 15 years in talk radio. Kris worked at Lockheed Martin for over 19 years as a designer for F-16's. As much as we would love to go into detail of this, a lot of Kris's work was classified. He was the board op for Cyber-Line for many years. Later in life Software / Firmware Specialist at Unilectric Ltd in Round Rock, Texas where he lived and died in March 2020 and not from Covid though Covid interfered greatly with his funeral services. You can find out some more interesting facts about Kris here: Quora
The Ole Geezer AKA Michael Szigmound Suhar
1926: The year Julius Edgar Lilienfeld patented a field-effect transistor. It could not be built at the time.
10am at the Doubletree Hotel. This new device would revolutionize radio. A pay service that allowed you to listen to hundreds of channels from a tiny little box in your car. Stereo and static free from coast to coast. I had my press pass to come check it out and be apart of broadcasting history.
It was this new company: XM Radio.
Leonard C. "Len" Mohnkern, KPYK's owner, and long-time voice of the Pick of the Dial News, passed away
Saturday, November 18, 2006, one week after his 79th birthday.
Len was born November 11, 1927 in Oil City, PA, and has resided in Terrell
since 1968. He began his nearly 60-year radio career in Oil City,
Pennsylvania, in 1948. After moving to Terrell, TX, in 1968, Len worked for
Radio Station KTER in Terrell. He was the Area News Editor of the Terrell
Tribune during the 1970's, and was a news reporter for KBOX in Dallas until
the early 1980's.
Len, with his son, Chuck, opened the Radio Shack franchise store in Terrell
in 1980, and they have operated the store since that time. He and his son
have also owned and operated KPYK since 1992.
Len was instrumental in organizing the Christian Business Men's Committee of
Terrell in 1969, and was actively involved in CBMC for the past 37 years.
Len was preceded in death by his parents, Charles L. and Margaret May Gibson
Mohnkern. He is survived by his loving wife of 56 years, Elizabeth, with
whom he worked on the air at KPYK. He is also survived by his daughter,
Susan Pinson, and her husband Ray; son, Chuck Mohnkern; grandchildren,
Michael Pinson, Wendy Howe and husband Steve; sister, Betty Nutter and
husband Dan; several nieces, nephews, as well as extended family.