In article , wrote:
When I pass a particular spot traveling east Northern Parkway on Long
Island, and I have my radio tuned to 88.3 I hear Howard Stern's voice
momentarily. (I once heard Quiver's voice, too.) We know that Stern is
on satellite radio now, so why would the conditions explained allow me
to hear him?

Somebody has a satellite radio receiver that rebroadcasts on FM, and it
is not properly set up and is leaking signal out. This is sadly become
VERY common and has become a real interference issue for stations on the
noncomm band.
--scott
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"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."