Sunday's lineup leans toward listening and the wider radio world, with fresh iOS software for remote receivers and Alan Roe's seasonal shortwave music guide keeping the dial worthwhile. We've also got antenna tuners under the podcast microscope, AMSAT's latest bulletins, and a thoughtful eulogy for commercial AM. Grab your coffee and settle in.

In today’s roundup

• Demod: A New iOS/iPadOS App for Exploring Remote Receivers — The SWLing Post
  An independent SWL developer has built Demod, an iOS/iPadOS app for tuning remote shortwave receivers, giving listeners a new pocket-sized way to explore the bands.
• Alan Roe’s A-26 Season Guide to Music on Shortwave (version 4.0) — The SWLing Post
  Alan Roe's free version 4.0 guide to music on shortwave returns for the A-26 season, a genuinely useful reference for anyone who still savors broadcast listening.
• ICQPodcast Episode 490 – Ham Radio ATU’s — AmateurRadio.com
  ICQPodcast episode 490 gathers its regular panel to demystify antenna tuners, that everyday box between rig and feedline that so often decides how well you get out.
• ANS-221 AMSAT News Service Weekly Bulletins — AMSAT
  This week's AMSAT bulletin opens registration for the 44th Space Symposium, continues Board of Directors voting, and welcomes Jackie Blumer KC9LEH as a new ARISS Associate.
• The Very Last New Commercial AM Radio Station in the USA: Here’s What We Should Do Next. COMMENTARY. — Off Grid Ham
  Off Grid Ham surveys AM broadcasting's fading twilight and asks what comes next, a commentary worth reading for anyone attached to that end of the dial.

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