From the Artist
A Message From Moses: “In The New AM 740, I’ve created an old-fashioned, full-service ‘throwback’, offering listeners an alternative to contemporary, automated, cookiecutter radio. We still originate live music and proudly present the ever more rare pop classics from the 30s/40s/50s and 60s. We play tunes reminiscent of an age when the music’s tempo was slower, when you could still make out the words, and people still believed in love.
About the Artist
About Moses Znaimer: Moses is internationally recognized as a broadcast innovator behind groundbreaking TV concepts such as Speaker’s Corner (a video equivalent of Letters To the Editor), Videography (first-person, hand-held reporting), Televised Diversity, and the Streetfront/Studioless television operating system. In the 70s, 80s and 90s, he created over 20 popular and independent Stations and Channels including Citytv, CityPulse24, Bravo! - Canada's NewsStyleArtsChannel, SPACE: The Imagination Station, Star!, not to mention MuchMusic and MusiquePlus, which served to define a generation of Canadian youth in both official languages.
In 2008, Moses announced A New Vision Of Aging for Canada’s 14.5 million Zoomers. He now leads a unique multi-platform organization serving the needs and interests of Zoomers including CARP, Canada’s largest and most powerful advocacy association for Canadians as they age, with 350,000 members nationwide. Moses is also the President and CEO of ZoomerMedia Limited that publishes ZOOMER Magazine; operates a suite of e-newsletters and websites - the online voice of CARP; the social networking site for adults; leading online provider of Zoomer content; and produces the ZoomerShow, Canada’s first large scale consumer trade show and lifestyle expo for Zoomers.
Moses is proprietor of English Canada’s only commercial all-classical radio stations, The New Classical 96.3 FM & 103.1 FM and in 2009, announced his return to television with the purchase of Vision TV; the diginet One: The Body Mind and Spirit Channel; JoyTV10 (Vancouver) and JoyTV11 (Winnipeg). The deal is subject to the approval of the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission.
