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WBFO provides a special kind of programming that attracts a community of listeners who hunger for information, thrive on ideas, and seek cultural experiences not available on commercial media. It is the ability to meet these special needs that has helped WBFO flourish for more than 40 years.
"Radio is the most available, democratic (both in distribution and access), and imaginative of media because the images are in your mind. As so much of commercial media has declined, public radio stands out as the source for the most comprehensive information programming on radio."
Bill Siemering,
WBFO's First General Manager (1962-1970)
Co-founder of National Public Radio, and creator of All Things Considered
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