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DNC hosts first ever panel on Palestinian human rights - “Uncommitted” movement co-founders Layla Elabed and Abbas Alawieh called the panel discussion “an important step.” (wdet.org)
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[–] gAlienLifeform@lemmy.world 7 points 3 months ago

Detroit’s Public Radio Station

From our studios in Midtown Detroit, WDET 101.9FM creates and curates an award-winning mix of news, music and cultural content that is unique as the city and region we serve. As Detroit’s flagship NPR station, WDET broadcasts and contributes to popular national shows like Morning Edition and All Things Considered in addition to producing over 60 hours of original local programming each week.

As a community service of Wayne State University, we use the power of our broadcast and digital channels to inspire and educate listeners at home and away. Our radio signal is one of the most powerful in southeast Michigan and extends to northwest Ohio and southwest Ontario. Each week, we reach a growing audience of over 200,000 listeners and can be heard online around the world through WDET.org and the WDET mobile app.

For over 70 years, WDET has provided an independent voice for the Detroit region. Founded by the United Auto Workers in 1948, Wayne State University has held WDET’s license since 1952 to serve in the public interest. Support for WDET comes from Wayne State, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and through private donors and corporate underwriting. More than half of our annual operating revenue is contributed directly by listeners.

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