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WOSU Public Media serves as a gateway to nonprofit educational and cultural resources in the Central Ohio community. Each week, 28,000 teachers and over 392,000 students receive our daily educational programming and services. WOSU TV/WPBO TV reaches an audience of nearly 500,000 viewers a week; Classical Music WOSU 89.7 brings the greatest in classical music to the homes and offices of over 95,000 listeners; WOSU NPR News, challenges the thoughts of more than 72,000 central Ohioans; and www.wosu.org draws more than 14,000 visitors a month to its pages. Finally, WOSU Public Media stands committed to playing an active role in our community, contributing to and serving the various needs of Central Ohio.
WOSU TV signed on the air in 1956, and our broadcasting community grew in 1974 with the addition of WPBO TV in Portsmouth. WOSU 89.7, has been broadcasting since 1949. WOSU 89.7 is the flagship of the five-station classics network, which includes WOSV, Mansfield (91.7); WOSP, Portsmouth (91.5); WOSE, Coshocton (91.1 & 89.5), and WOSB, Marion (91.1). WOSU NPR News, broadcasts public affairs programming and in-depth global news coverage.
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  Join Ramble hosts Rich Baker, Chet DeLong, Chris Johnston, and Steve Brechter for one of the best--and longest running--bluegrass radio shows in the country! The Lonesome River Band, The Country Gentlemen, Blue Highway, Bill Monroe, IIIrd Tyme Out, The Stanley Brothers, Del McCoury, The Osborne Brothers, Alison Krauss, Tony Rice, The Seldom Scene, The Nashville Bluegrass Band, Reno and Smiley, Flatt and Scruggs, The Boys From Indiana, and The Dillards are only a fraction of the outstanding artists you'll experience when you tune in to Bluegrass Ramble. more...  Saturday evenings at 8pm. WOSU 89.7 brings the best of the Columbus Symphony, Opera Columbus, ProMusica, and the Columbus Jazz Orchestra. Hosts: Christopher Purdy and Boyce Lancaster more... |
