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We take a look back at the year 2025 in the world of two way radio communications and technology. We’ll review some of the news and events that shaped two way radio history and some of the new products launched during the year.

In this full video edition of the 2x award nominated The Two Way Radio Show Podcast, Danny and Rick discuss the reintroduction of a bill proposed to Congress in 2023 to allow ham radio antennas in deed restricted communities.

In this full video edition of the 2x award nominated The Two Way Radio Show Podcast, Danny and Rick celebrate our 200th episode of The Two Way Radio Show, talk about the history of the show, and list the top ten most popular episodes of all time.

We celebrate our 200th episode of The Two Way Radios Show. We’ll talk about the history of show, how two way radios have changed since it started, and List our top ten most popular episodes.

We discuss the importance of an antenna in extending radio range and some top of the line aerials that can maximize the range of your base, mobile or handheld radio.

We tell you about a new mobile GMRS radio from Wouxun with powerful features and a budget friendly price. We also take some of your comments and questions.

We tell you about a new handheld GMRS radio from Wouxun with dual receive and weather mode that’s also rated IP66 for outdoor use.

The Two Way Radio Show is nominated for The 14th annual People’s Choice Podcast Awards in the Technology category! This is a worldwide event, and our podcast is competing with nine of the most prestigious tech podcasts in the world for an award in the this category.

We explain why the Motorola CLS1110 and CLS1410 radios are so popular with businesses. We’ll discuss why radios are used for communication in dental offices, restaurants, retail stores and other onsite business operations and why many of them prefer the CLS series of Motorola radios in particular.

We discuss the upgrade of the Wouxun KG-UV950P quad band mobile radio into the new Wouxun KG-UV980P, tell you which Wouxun radios are FCC type accepted, and announce some new TYT DMR radio bundles for your ham shack.