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On the 10th of April in 1961, a tiny radio station with call letters WTBS signed on the air for the first time from the campus of MIT, with a 10-watt FM signal at 88.1 MHz. 57 years later, that station is now called WMBR, broadcasting with a 720-watt signal and entirely supported by volunteers and listeners.

We’re incredibly grateful to have had the support of so many wonderful people throughout all these years. Thanks for sticking around and supporting our college radio shenanigans! This post details a bit of WMBR history for anyone interested in reading about WMBR’s humble beginnings.

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Photo by Karina, host of Mare Nubium.

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Our current featured show is Bike Talk, hosted by a cast of bikers including Galen Mook! We spoke to Galen for a featured show interview. Bike Talk airs every other Wednesday at 7pm and you can hear their next show on March 28th.

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As we near the end of Women’s Week 2018, we spoke to Heather D. of Late Risers’ Club and Backpacks and Magazines for a featured show interview! You can hear Heather on the air hosting LRC today from 10am-noon, or every Saturday from 8-9pm hosting Backpacks and Magazines.

Women’s Week runs from March 5th-11th, featuring a week of women-centered programming in recognition of International Women’s Day 2018.

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Today marks the start of Women’s Week, WMBR’s celebration of International Women’s Day 2018! We’re kicking off the event with a featured show interview with Sara, host of 1001 and resident WMBR storyteller. You can hear Sara on the air tonight 3/5 from 10-11pm!

Women’s Week runs from March 5th-11th, featuring a week of women-centered programming. We’re also holding an on-campus panel about media, activism and social justice, 7pm this Wednesday 3/7 – learn more here!

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