Broadcast Dialogue - The Podcast
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Over 600 college radio stations in more than 45 countries will celebrate World College Radio Day on Friday, Oct. 7.
On this episode of Broadcast Dialogue - The Podcast, we welcome the event's founder Dr. Rob Quicke.
You'd be hard pressed to find someone more passionate about college radio or with more street cred in the space as one of the students who helped launch the UK's first-ever FM college station at Oxford University in the '90s, in addition to 15 years as the General Manager of campus station WPSC-FM Brave New Radio in Wayne, New Jersey.
Among other things, we talk about why college radio is still relevant and why this year's College Radio Day is dedicated to peace.
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