PCJ Radio


PCJ Radio is a private international radio station and syndicator and relay service founded in 2008 and based in Taipei, producing and transmitting programmes for local and international audiences. PCJ has also distributed content via web technology since 2009. The station was founded by Canadian-born announcer and producer Keith Perron.

Programs

As of 2019, the station distributes the following programs to partner stations and via internet:
Produced by PCJ:
Programs from other producers:
In Taiwan, PCJ operates an FM station broadcasting at 95.5 MHz for the Taipei area presenting its own programs and relaying programs from Radio Australia and the BBC World Service.
PCJ transmits programs to Asia via shortwave radio, leasing time from the former Deutsche Welle transmitter site in Trincomalee, Sri Lanka. It also has conducted test transmissions to North America and Europe using facilities in the United States and Germany.
In 2014, PCJ launched an international shortwave relay service based at a shortwave transmitter that it had constructed in Taiwan.
PCJ syndicates programs to these partner stations:
The name "PCJ Radio" is a tribute to the pioneering shortwave station PCJJ, a precursor of long-time shortwave broadcaster Radio Nederland Wereldomroep. The Happy Station Show aired on those two stations from 1928 to 1995.