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by OpenMHz
Real public safety radio recordings, from across the country. OpenMHz is a website that makes it easy to share recordings of public safety radio system. This podcast is a collection of interesting events that has been curated by the OpenMHz community.
OpenMHz's 'hazmat i65' is a 15-minute episode documenting a tanker spill incident, apparently recorded in real-time or near-real-time across a span from Thursday 10:51 PM through Friday 1:16 AM. The episode focuses on emergency radio communications from Tippecanoe County's radio systems during what appears to be an…
Worth it if you're interested in emergency dispatch communications, first responder procedures, or have a specific interest in this Tippecanoe County incident.
OpenMHz's 'HAZMAT Spill' episode documents a real-time emergency response to a tanker truck incident at a Loves Truck Stop on I-65 near Riviera Maya. The episode captures radio communications from Tippecanoe County emergency services responding to a spill of blue flammable liquid over approximately a 4.5-hour period…
Worth it if you're interested in emergency dispatch operations, scanner radio, or real-time hazmat response procedures, but not if you want analysis or explanation of what happened and why it matters.
OpenMHz episode 10-8-26 is an extremely brief 7-minute recording of a police radio dispatch incident in Champaign, Illinois on October 8, 2026. The episode documents a call involving an armed subject in the Bradley Garden Hills area of Champaign County. The show notes indicate the incident occurred between 4:56 PM and…
Worth it if you are a scanner enthusiast or emergency radio hobbyist interested in raw Champaign County dispatch traffic, but not for anyone seeking journalism or incident details.
OpenMHz episode 10-7-26 'SHOTS FIRED' is an extremely brief 7-minute scanner radio recording documenting a reported shooting incident in the Wesley Park area of Champaign, Illinois on October 8, 2026 at 3:30 AM. The episode consists of raw police dispatch audio from the Champaign County (METCAD) radio system. No…
Worth it if you're a scanner radio enthusiast or emergency dispatch hobbyist who enjoys raw audio feeds, but not for general listeners seeking actual reporting or understanding of events.
OpenMHz episode 10-7-26 is a brief 12-minute recording documenting a police radio dispatch incident from October 8, 2008, in Urbana, Illinois. The episode captures real-time emergency communications from the Champaign County Metropolitan Enforcement Group (METCAD) radio system responding to a report of an armed…
Worth it if you're a police scanner enthusiast, emergency services professional, or interested in raw dispatch documentation from 2008.
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OpenMHz episode 10-7-26 documents a 16-minute emergency radio dispatch incident involving an armed subject at 725 Cantonment in Rantoul, Illinois. The episode captures real-time communications from METCAD (Champaign County Metropolitan Enforcement Group Computer Aided Dispatch) spanning from 11:45 PM on October 7…
Worth it if you're a police scanner hobbyist or emergency communications archivist seeking raw dispatch recordings from Illinois.
OpenMHz is a radio scanner podcast that documents emergency communications and dispatch activity. This 5-minute episode, published October 7, 2026, captures radio traffic from Prince Georges County, Maryland regarding a missing person named Dylan who was located near lot 4b at the University of Maryland. The episode…
Worth it if you're a scanner enthusiast, emergency services hobbyist, or interested in raw dispatch documentation from this specific incident.
OpenMHz episode 10-7-26 is an extremely brief 9-minute recording documenting a police radio dispatch incident in Rantoul, Illinois on October 7, 2026. The episode title references a body discovered in a lake, and the show notes indicate the incident occurred at 401 W Grove St, with dispatch communications monitored…
Worth it if you're a police scanner hobbyist or emergency dispatch audio collector, but not if you want context, analysis, or clarity about what actually happened.
OpenMHz is a podcast that appears to capture real-time radio communications from emergency services. This episode, titled 'smell of smoke and cat odor,' is extremely brief at 3 minutes long and documents a dispatch call from Saratoga County Fire and EMS on October 6, 2026, between 2:46 AM and 2:55 AM. Based solely on…
Worth it if you're a scanner enthusiast or emergency services radio hobbyist interested in raw Saratoga County dispatch traffic.
OpenMHz appears to be a scanner/dispatch audio feed podcast that captures real-time emergency radio communications. This episode, published October 5, 2026, is an extremely brief 6-minute recording (11:34 PM to 11:40 PM) of Chicago Police Department dispatch traffic related to an incident at Michigan and Roosevelt.…
Worth it if you're a scanner radio hobbyist or emergency dispatch audio collector, but not for general listeners seeking news or understanding.
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OpenMHz's 'Apartment Fire' episode is an 8-minute radio dispatch recording from Indianapolis, Indiana, captured on October 5, 2026. The episode documents emergency radio communications from Battalion 80.70 responding to an apartment fire incident, spanning from 5:46 PM to 7:09 PM. This appears to be a raw or lightly…
Worth it if you're a scanner enthusiast, emergency services professional, or radio hobbyist who enjoys raw dispatch audio; skip it if you want narrative storytelling or clear explanations of what's happening.
OpenMHz is a scanner radio podcast that captures and shares brief, unscripted moments from emergency dispatch frequencies. This episode, titled "me when im hungry," is a 7-minute recording of a radio dispatch call from the Monroe and Ontario Counties P25 Digital Trunk System in New York. The episode documents a woman…
Worth it if you enjoy brief, unfiltered moments of human absurdity captured on emergency radio and don't mind padding for a quick laugh.
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