The Personal Computer Radio Show WBAI-FM 99.5
New York City



Bringing you computer industry news, hardware and software reviews, guest interviews and news of User Group meetings for over 25 years, the Personal Computer Show is a three-time winner of the prestigious national Computer Press Awards.

Our co-hosts are Joe King and Hank Kee. On any given night, they may be joined by Michael Horowitz, our webmaster, David Perry of Trend Micro, Alfred Poor, Olivia Whiteman, Dave Chan or Joanne Witt.

There are six ways to listen to the show:

  • The show airs every Wednesday night from 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM EST on WBAI-FM 99.5 in New York City, and is heard throughout the tri-state region.
  • Over the Internet, the show is streamed live by WBAI at stream.wbai.org.
  • You can subscribe to our podcast using the orange XML link at the bottom of every page on this site. The last four shows are always available by podcast. For more see the About page.
  • You can can download an MP3 recording of the show at the audio archives page.
  • For our latest show, click on the Play triangle button below.
  • Shows from the last three months can be played online (streamed) or downloaded at the WBAI archives.

At about 8:30 you can call in to join the discussion or get help with a computer related question. Call us at (212) 209-2900.

NEXT SHOW:  September 8, 2010
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Michael and Alfred maintain active blogs. Alfred's focuses on High Definition Television and is called HDTV Alamanac. Michael writes about Defensive Computing at Computerworld.com.

Note: If you use a challenge/response system to cut down on spam, you probably won't see a response from us. Since the volume of mail we handle is so large, we usually don't respond to email "challenges". Whitelisting does not fully solve the problem because often an answer comes from our personal email addresses, not from the show's official email address.


Joe King Hank Kee
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Michael Horowitz
Musical Theme:
Sue Keller
Last Update:
September 1, 2010 11 PM