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Montco radio is a non-commercial, public, internet-based radio station.
History and Background
[edit]Montco radio is a student-run radio station based out of Blue Bell at Montgomery County Community College. It has been around since the early 1970’s and is an outlet for students to express their thoughts and feelings and channel their creative energy.
A student club at MCCC, montco radio is co-advised by KYW News Radio’s news and sports anchor, and instructor of communications at MCCC, Jeff Asch, and communications professor Lindsay Levin.
Based out of the Advanced Technology Center building on MCCC’s Central Campus in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania (just outside of Philadelphia), montco radio streams live world-wide.
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The student DJs represent a variety of experiences and majors. Each DJ hosts his/her own show, and as a result montco radio has a varied programming from music to sports to news.
Current Staff
- Club advisors: Jeff Asch & Lindsay Levin
- Station Manager: AJ Novi
- Secretary: Christopher Kuchler
- Treasurer: Josh Meere
- Social Media Director: Ashley Gale
- Media Director: David Aston
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Broadcast area | Streams world wide |
Programming | |
Language(s) | English |
Affiliations | KYW |
Links | |
Website | montcoradio.wixsite.com |
Social Media
[edit]Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/montcoradio/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/montcoradio/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/montco_radio
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbZhoNSY4N8rsDho7R6p7Og
Listenership
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montco radio Programming
[edit]Montco radio broadcasts every day of the week Monday - Friday and the weekends. Students are typically on the air during the week. Matt Porter and other professors usually run the station during the weekends. The weekday shows are the student forums on music or sports. The weekend programming is more focused on what’s going on at the campus.
The station also host alumni broadcasts where former students host shows.
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References
[edit]1. ^montcoradio.wixsite.com
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