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Marnie
Your form reply to my email says "While many of our
loyal supporters may understand our programming schedule and what
genres air when, most other radio listeners follow single formats: talk
radio, rock, oldies, etc." Your "loyal supporters" are asking that you
keep Folk and Blues programming because we do know where to fi...nd it.
Folk and Blues supporters will be sure that new listeners can find the
programs if you continue. If you don't reconsider, those same
supporters will be sure that new listeners find and support those other
stations you mention in your reply to Barbara.
Please reverse this decision. You have 1,700 fans here. There are 800
fans on the Facebook site asking you to keep folk and blues programming.Read More
loyal supporters may understand our programming schedule and what
genres air when, most other radio listeners follow single formats: talk
radio, rock, oldies, etc." Your "loyal supporters" are asking that you
keep Folk and Blues programming because we do know where to fi...nd it.
Folk and Blues supporters will be sure that new listeners can find the
programs if you continue. If you don't reconsider, those same
supporters will be sure that new listeners find and support those other
stations you mention in your reply to Barbara.
Please reverse this decision. You have 1,700 fans here. There are 800
fans on the Facebook site asking you to keep folk and blues programming.Read More
Marnie
I'm a long-time 'GBH member who became a Facebook Fan long enough to post this message. Folk and Blues listeners form a dedicated nucleus of support for the station. We may not have the big dollars, but we have energy and volunteer time.
A public radio station has an obligation to listen to its listener community. That... is what public means. Boston does not need another talk/news station and Barbara below notes that 99.5 FM will be all classical.Read More
A public radio station has an obligation to listen to its listener community. That... is what public means. Boston does not need another talk/news station and Barbara below notes that 99.5 FM will be all classical.Read More
Barbara Gavin I don't get it. If the new 99.5 FM will be *all classical* -- doesn't that leave more room on 89.5 for folk, jazz and (especially) blues? This member was very disappointed to learn that Brendan Hogan's great Saturday show was going to be discontinued.
WGBH Find out how Arthur and Binky helped a young boy named Jefferson fall in love with ballet and pursue his dream at Boston Ballet School. Click on the link below to read his personal essay.
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Every time children watch TV or surf the Web, they are learning something. But what are they learning? Grown-ups need to shepherd children through the maze of images that may shape their minds, for better or worse.
WGBH Thank you to all our veterans on this special day.
WGBH Meet Evan Hadingham, senior science editor for NOVA and don't miss part 2 of "Becoming Human: Birth of Humanity" tonight at 8pm on WGBH 2/HD.
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The MetroWest Daily News, your source for the latest breaking local news, sports, weather, business, jobs, real estate, shopping, health, travel, and entertainment in Framingham, MA.
WGBH In case you missed it, here is Jared's interview with Chaim Topol, the actor who has made "Fiddler on the Roof's" Tevye the milkman a tradition for more than 40 years. Lechaim!
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WGBH's nightly local news program Greater Boston tackles the region's top news stories with original reporting and comprehensive analysis. Host Emily Rooney's discussions with guests from diverse perspectives take viewers beyond the day's headlines.
WGBH Sunny day - Sweepin’ the clouds away... Happy 40th Sesame Street!
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Hold on to your feathers: Sesame Street is 40! Since 1969, children and adults alike have flocked to the place where multiethnic, multigenerational, and even multispecies residents coexist in harmony. ...
WGBH Hot off the presses: Greater Boston & Emily Rooney to present exclusive Democratic Senatorial Forum on Nov. 23 from 7-8pm on WGBH 2/HD and WGBH 89.7. Congressman Mike Capuano, Attorney General Martha Coakley, Alan Khazei, and Steve Pagliuca all to participate.
WGBH Happy Birthday to Carl Sagan, the astronomer, Pulitzer Prize-winning author, and legendary populizer of science.
WGBH WGBH's new TV series JUSTICE continues to bring one of the most popular courses in Harvard's history into viewers' homes. Tonight, fans can see professor Michael Sandel live at the Harvard Bookstore at 7pm. The event is free! Catch JUSTICE on air Sundays on WGBH 44 at noon.
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Acoproduction of WGBH and Harvard University, Justice: What's the Right Thing to Do? invites viewers to think critically about the fundamental questions of justice, equality, democracy, and citizenship. ...
WGBH Need a break from football? Tune into WGBH 44 at 7pm for The Way We Get By, a film about a group of senior citizens who made history by greeting over 900,000 American troops at a tiny airport in Maine. Produced by WGBH filmmaker in residence Aron Gaudet, The Way We Get By is an intimate look at three of these greeters as they confront the losses that come with aging and rediscover their reason for living.
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Messiah Franklin walks to work along Woodbine Street in Roxbury, past foreclosed and boarded up homes, and by signs that read “private property’’ and “beware of dog.’’ But as he reaches the end of the street, he is overwhelmed by a sense of purpose.
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"Trash Menagerie" presents more than 30 improbable works of art created from things most of us simply throw away. This playful and poignant exhibition at the Peabody Essex Museum challenges visitors ...
