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WCBE (90.5 FM) went on the air in 1956, and originally began as an educational tool for Columbus City Schools. 55 years later, the station has gone through several evolutions to become a charter member station of NPR with an… [Read More]
Bethia Woolf. Jim Ellison. Johnny DiLoretto. Andy Dehus. You probably already recognize this group as some of the people working hard to elevate the food scene in Columbus. Now, they have joined together with creative techie Mike Beaumont to bring… [Read More]
The latest round of radio musical chairs will be wrapped up on Wednesday morning as WOSU launches Classical 101 on 101.1FM. Over the summer, CD101 announced that their station would be migrating to 102.5FM and have been dual-broadcasting on both… [Read More]
Raise a glass to Fritz the Night Owl to celebrate his 50th year on the airwaves. We’re lucky to have his World Renowned Jazz Entertainment Megaplex and Pleasure Dome HQed right here in C-bus. Good jazz DJs are hard to… [Read More]
Created by three men who were blind, VOICEcorps began in 1975 as the Central Ohio Radio Reading Service. Living with visual impairments, Irwin Hott, Fred Allemeier and Stanley Doran were not able to use standard print to fulfill their need… [Read More]
On Tuesday, the new WOSU radio show “All Sides with Ann Fisher” launched to replace the recently retired Fred Andrle show “Open Line”. Ann joined WOSU after 12 years of working for The Columbus Dispatch and writing a regular column… [Read More]
From The Lantern: WOSU radio veteran Fred Andrle to retire By Kelli Gardner Fred Andrle has spent the last 25 years of his life interviewing some of the most influential people in the world and discussing current issues with radio… [Read More]
From This Week News: WCRS radio offers global outlet with local focus By Chris Bournea Local radio station WCRS FM is providing an outlet to broadcasters with diverse interests who might not otherwise have an opportunity to be heard. WCRS… [Read More]
Just got an email informing me that “Mix 97.1 here is done.” The source goes on to say that they’ve heard the Dispatch-owned station (WBNS-FM) will go off the air completely and that the replacement will be the Dispatch-owned WBNS-AM… [Read More]
WCRS 102.1/98.3 FM Presents: Citizens Summit Special WCRS 102.1/98.3 LPFM Columbus’ Community Radio Station will present a special feature on the 2012 Bicentennial Citizen’s Summit. Program will include speeches by the keynote speaker, Bishop Timothy Clark, and Mayor Mike Coleman… [Read More]
The Other Paper wrote Renegade Radio BY RICHARD ADES / DECEMBER 27, 2007 Marilyn Welker, Simply Living’s director, is glad the station is finally on the air with its mix of progressive national programs and earth-friendly local shows. It was… [Read More]
The Other Paper wrote RADIO ACTIVE With a tasteless new commercial, Bill Todd enters the home stretch of a hopeless mayoral campaign. Will he still respect himself on Nov. 7? by dan williamson / October 11, 2007 Todd’s new radio… [Read More]
The Columbus Dispatch wrote Neighborhood residents protest station’s suggestive billboard Monday, April 30, 2007 3:36 AM By Mark Ferenchik The billboard features the tank top-clad chest of a well-endowed woman. The message: “Listen to 99.7 The Blitz … and pray… [Read More]
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