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About Us

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Radio Hmong Broadcasting's Timeline:
Year / Service.

2001 - The beginning of Radio Hmong, downloadable internet
            radio mp3s.
You were able to listen to the broadcast by downloading the radio mp3 files onto your computer.

2003 - Mr. Her brought the Radio Hmong Broadcasting Live
           Online.
The live broadcast captured many active listeners across the world.

2005 - Mr. Her Added Netcom Digital Radio as a Device .
A device other than using your computer enables you to listen to our broadcast through your phone line or DSL/Cable.
 
2007 - Mr. Her Added a Radio Channel To The Asian Satellite
           Dish as Another Device To Use. 
Introducing, and using the Asian satellite dish in order to listen to our broadcast besides using the internet/phone connection.

2008 - Mr. Her Convert Telephones To Be a Radio.
This feature allows you to listen to the radio through your phone, we mean ANY kind of phones! Yes, we guarantee you will be able to listen to our broadcast from around the world.

Future - There will be more features/services.
We will be updating this timeline from time to time.
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* History of Radio Hmong Broadcasting
Radio Hmong Broadcasting was founded by Kou Her Chialy, also known as Doua Her Chialy in 1989.  He went to Austin Technical College to pursue the degree of TV/Radio Broadcasting.    When he had graduated, he wanted to produce a 24 HRS Radio Hmong Broadcasting but due to financial disability he was not able to pursue this during that time. 

Mr. Her's vision for the Radio Hmong Broadcasting is to be like a big microphone and speaker as a communication tool for the Hmong people around the world, and to support businesses who are interested to use this tool to reach out to the Hmong community.

The purpose of this broadcasting is to help you become more knowledgeable, have updated news, businesses/services, receive enouncements, messages, be entertained by our talk shows, and to request/listen to our daily songs. 

* History of the Hmong People
-Hmong is a group of people from the mountainous regions of Laos. They fought under General Vang Pao with the American CIA during the Vietnam War. As the war progressed the power of the communist regime was too much for the Americans to detain. The American soldiers pulled out of Indo-China leaving Hmong soldiers and civilians as well as other ethnic groups vulnerable to the communist regime. There was an agreement between General Vang Pao and the CIA that Hmong people would be given refuge in America should the country fall under communism.

The fall of Laos took place in 1975 that brought about massive numbers of Hmong who fled Laos seeking refuge in Thailand. The first wave of Hmong refugees to arrive in America begun in early 1976. Migration spread through out much of the United States. Social Services had to learn how to respond to the needs of the newly arrived Hmong. Language was the greatest barrier of all. Many applied for public assistance. However, many had formal education and were able to maintain minimal wage jobs.

 *The Hmong of Today
_ Hmong people contribute to the economy of this country. After 32 years of resettlement a majority of Hmong people have become self-sufficient. They are homeowners, investors, medical doctors, pharmacists, chiropractors, bankers, lawyers, teachers and school principals and politicians such as State Senator-Mee Moua of Minnesota. The Hmong people are strong businessmen and women who have shown success in other industries of real estate, mortgage, investment, insurance, restaurants, groceries and fashion-clothing stores and technology.

_Hmong people are strong consumers of goods and services.  With the estimated numbers of Hmong above there is a strong demand for accessing information on goods and services. The abundance of technology to showcase available information makes for better access.
 

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