We have been broadcasting in the United States since 2011. Over the years, it has been getting harder and harder. In 2016, the special royalty rates that had been established for microbroadcasters, like myself, expired. As a result, rates in the United States became exorbitant. We were forced to move our stream to Canada in 2016. In Canada, we pay royalties at a microbroadcaster rate to SOCAN (the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada). However, now SoundExchange, the royalty/copyright enforcement agency in the United States, is no longer honoring reciprocal deals with professional rights organizations (PROs) in other countries. Today, Soundexchange requires that all people who stream music, whether it is a commercial station or not, needs to pay the same amount as Amazon, Apple, Spotify, Pandora and Google, regardless of the country from where they stream and regardless of the purpose of the music. We don't broadcast Vinyl Voyage radio to make a profi...