As of January 23, WYSU will no longer be airing the program, It's Been A Minute.
Additionally, Snap Judgement will be moving to 4:00pm on Saturdays, Jazz Essentials with Dave Gloss will air at 6:00pm on Saturdays.
As part of an effort from NPR to help increase audience support for local public radio stations, WYSU received $32,834.13 through the $9 million NPR Network revenue distribution.
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Executive Director of YNDC give an update on housing renovations the the fresh market.
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YSU Professor of Mathematics discusses PACT Math Y, a new assistantship program for master students in STEM at YSU.
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Executive Director of Trumbull County Historical Society discusses the construction of the Warren Sci-Fi Museum.
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