Here’s WBZ’s Brian Antonelli doing is afternoon sports hit complete with actuality live from the U.S. Open at the Country Club in Brookline, MA.

QGo is a good way to go when you’re setting up for a long day of polite applause.

And happy 100th Anniversary to WBZ!

WNRI Rhode Island talk host John DePetro is broadcasting his radio program live from Rzeszow, Poland via QGoLive. DePetro says, “Challenging broadcast to say the least but valuable first-hand account of situation in Eastern Europe.” DePetro notes that Rzeszow is the closest airport to the border of Ukraine and main hub for thousands of refugees. He says he’s secured a translator and security and plans to broadcast from the Ukraine border.  Here’s John speaking to his translator Ana about the people she left behind in Ukraine:

John says, “I was standing at the Urkraine/Poland border and the QGoLive signal was crisp, clear and reliable. It did not cut out once.  Listeners are just blown away.

Good luck John – stay safe!

Last march WHPC Director Shawn Novatt took a few pieces of equipment home for a couple days and set up a temporary studio in his living room for this whole “Covid” thing to blow over.  Fourteen short months later, his radio station is still largely run live from individuals’ home studios around the clock with no one back in the campus studio… and all the audio is handled via QGoLive (And there are probably fewer TV trays in use now.)

Check out Novatt’s recent interview below.

QGoLive’s James Copeland recently sat down with WLEA News Director Brian O’Neil to talk about how their staff has been using QGoLive to do shows remotely way before the pandemic began.  The interview was conducted via QGoLive with Copeland in a production room at KLPZ-AM and O’Neil using his iPhone from the WLEA-AM studios.