Khesht-e-Kham, an Iranian oral history web programme of interviews with public figures, by Hossein Dehbashi: one after another by year, around the clock.
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Channel 647The Lone RangerFrom the site's catalogue, sound onlyNot on a schedule here: the recordings this channel may air here do not fill a day without repeating. A recording airs where its rights holder licenses it, or where the law that frees it governs: where US law governs, one whose term under 17 U.S.C. §1401 has ended; elsewhere, one whose own term from its air date and its writers' terms from their deaths have both ended there, as a source names its writers.
Channel 565Vic and SadeFrom the site's catalogue, sound onlyNot on a schedule here: the recordings this channel may air here do not fill a day without repeating. A recording airs where its rights holder licenses it, or where the law that frees it governs: where US law governs, one whose term under 17 U.S.C. §1401 has ended; elsewhere, one whose own term from its air date and its writers' terms from their deaths have both ended there, as a source names its writers.
Channel 613The Green HornetFrom the site's catalogue, sound onlyNot on a schedule here: the recordings this channel may air here do not fill a day without repeating. A recording airs where its rights holder licenses it, or where the law that frees it governs: where US law governs, one whose term under 17 U.S.C. §1401 has ended; elsewhere, one whose own term from its air date and its writers' terms from their deaths have both ended there, as a source names its writers.
Channel 852Ozzie & HarrietFrom the site's catalogue, sound onlyNot on a schedule here: the recordings this channel may air here do not fill a day without repeating. A recording airs where its rights holder licenses it, or where the law that frees it governs: where US law governs, one whose term under 17 U.S.C. §1401 has ended; elsewhere, one whose own term from its air date and its writers' terms from their deaths have both ended there, as a source names its writers.
Channel 534Quiet PleaseFrom the site's catalogue, sound onlyNot on a schedule here: the recordings this channel may air here do not fill a day without repeating. A recording airs where its rights holder licenses it, or where the law that frees it governs: where US law governs, one whose term under 17 U.S.C. §1401 has ended; elsewhere, one whose own term from its air date and its writers' terms from their deaths have both ended there, as a source names its writers.
Channel 612Information PleaseFrom the site's catalogue, sound onlyNot on a schedule here: the recordings this channel may air here do not fill a day without repeating. A recording airs where its rights holder licenses it, or where the law that frees it governs: where US law governs, one whose term under 17 U.S.C. §1401 has ended; elsewhere, one whose own term from its air date and its writers' terms from their deaths have both ended there, as a source names its writers.
Channel 505It Pays To Be IgnorantFrom the site's catalogue, sound onlyNot on a schedule here: the recordings this channel may air here do not fill a day without repeating. A recording airs where its rights holder licenses it, or where the law that frees it governs: where US law governs, one whose term under 17 U.S.C. §1401 has ended; elsewhere, one whose own term from its air date and its writers' terms from their deaths have both ended there, as a source names its writers.
Channel 629The Witch's TaleFrom the site's catalogue, sound onlyNot on a schedule here: the recordings this channel may air here do not fill a day without repeating. A recording airs where its rights holder licenses it, or where the law that frees it governs: where US law governs, one whose term under 17 U.S.C. §1401 has ended; elsewhere, one whose own term from its air date and its writers' terms from their deaths have both ended there, as a source names its writers.
Channel 744Lets PretendFrom the site's catalogue, sound onlyNot on a schedule here: the recordings this channel may air here do not fill a day without repeating. A recording airs where its rights holder licenses it, or where the law that frees it governs: where US law governs, one whose term under 17 U.S.C. §1401 has ended; elsewhere, one whose own term from its air date and its writers' terms from their deaths have both ended there, as a source names its writers.
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