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New Transmitter Needs a Name!
Hey listeners! Our new WBJC transmitter needs a name! Post your suggestions in the comment box below. Related posts: Website wrinkles Photos of our new transmitter building – In our driveway! June Newsletter!
Your First Time…. Cuatro!
We love hearing from long-time members, but I’ll bet there are a few new ones from our recent drive out there who have some great ‘first time’ stories! If you’ve just discovered the WBJC Newsletter, we asked our readers in April to write in about their earliest musical experience and how it affected the music … Read More »
Spring Pledge Drive Success!
So many of you stepped up and made your voices heard for classical music on WBJC. Thank you! At the end of the drive, the ‘unofficial’ numbers are: 1112 pledges totaling just over $125,000! 84 of those came from this very website and totaled $8,126!! Our volunteers were fantastic (as always!) and we had a … Read More »
Photos of our new transmitter building – up in the air!
This is how you move a building with a crane Related posts: Photos of our new transmitter building – At the factory! New Transmitter Needs a Name! Fancy new things to click!
Your first time… installment #3!
Today’s stories are beautiful reminders of how deeply intertwined family and music can be in our lives. Does anyone out there take the time to pay it forward? I think a future write-in topic should be stories about how we influence the younger generations with our love of music. Member Patrick Kelly of Centreville, … Read More »
Photos of our new transmitter building – In our driveway!
Related posts: Photos of our new transmitter building – At the factory! Fancy new things to click! CONNECTIVITY ISSUES
Photos of our new transmitter building – At the factory!
The prefab building is now at the end of the assembly line, meaning delivery will be soon! Related posts: I can’t find the Listen Buttons!! Photos of our new transmitter building – up in the air! Spring Pledge Drive Success!
Your first time…. part 2!
What fun! I personally have enjoyed hearing from listeners about what helped shape their musical tastes and it got me thinking of my own story. I was a fortunate child to grow up in such a culturally rich area. My first elementary school field trip was to see the Baltimore Symphony and they performed music … Read More »
