To make sure our voices can be heard via livestream and FM signal, May Day Radio is collaborating with the fine folks at Exitrip. Ed Bear and Leah Bartucci have ingeniously devised a way to make use of a piece of hardware designed to be obsolete. By reverse engineering the iTrip, an accessory only compatible with the 1st generation of Apple’s iPod Nano, they repurposed the device to transmit FM signals without the necessity of an iPod.

To make sure our voices can be heard via livestream and FM signal, May Day Radio is collaborating with the fine folks at Exitrip. Ed Bear and Leah Bartucci have ingeniously devised a way to make use of a piece of hardware designed to be obsolete. By reverse engineering the iTrip, an accessory only compatible with the 1st generation of Apple’s iPod Nano, they repurposed the device to transmit FM signals without the necessity of an iPod.