The Untold Story of Pirate Radio

This chapter explores the lesser-known narrative of pirate radio in the U.S., focusing on Reverend Carl McIntyre's brief endeavor to operate a pirate station. It discusses the historical context, the impact of the recent Pirate Act, and the vital role these stations play in underserved communities by providing essential news and diverse voices. The chapter also critiques regulatory stances on pirate radio and highlights inspiring projects, along with a listener's uplifting experience in Senegal.