This is a survey of what is heard on the 19-Meter shortwave band used by International Broadcast stations, starting at about 11:23 UTC. I sample each active frequency, and look some of them up on the Short-Wave.info website. The software is SDR-Console, which uses the SDRplay RSPdx radio receiver. The antenna is a 160-Meter doublet up at 80 feet. Location is in southwestern Ohio, USA.
Note that the space weather and geomagnetic conditions during this recording are excellent! The 10.7-cm Radio Flux is 233 sfu, the daily sunspot count is 205, Planetary A-index (Ap) is 6, while the Planetary K-index (Kp) is 2.33. Propagation is nicely open into Ohio from many areas of the world.
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