90.9 WGUC

103.5 WGRR is a radio station in Cincinnati, OH, providing listeners with a mix of classic hits from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Known for its dynamic programming, the station features a variety of themed blocks, contests, and promotions that engage the local community. In addition to music, WGRR supports local events and initiatives, including the Summer Festival Tour and various fundraising activities. The station also keeps listeners informed about the latest entertainment news and concert updates, enhancing their connection to the music scene. Generated from the website

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Outreach Services WGUC's live signal can be heard over the Internet at www.wguc.org. Here WGUC has established a dynamic resource for its online community of classical music lovers and fans of public radio. With an eye toward the future, WGUC is working to bring classical music to a new generation of listeners. By providing a variety of educational tools for introducing classical music to youngsters, WGUC is sowing seeds of musical enrichment that can last a lifetime. WGUC has been a leader in the public radio system throughout its history. The station was one of the first in the nation to meet the Corporation for Public Broadcasting's qualification standards; a charter member of National Public Radio; and a founding member of American Public Radio (now Public Radio International). WGUC was also one of the first NPR uplinks; the producer of the first digital west-to-east transatlantic broadcast; and is the only public radio station with an ongoing music commissioning program. In 2003, WGUC was the first public radio station in Ohio to broadcast an HD Radio signal and now broadcasts classical music on WGUC HD1 and jazz on WGUC HD2. And in 2006 WGUC became the first station in America to broadcast in Surround Sound. The future is now upon us. We are counting on you to join with us as we face the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead in this digital age. Thank you for supporting classical music programming on WGUC 90.9 FM; your continued commitment protects the quality of the music that you enjoy and rely upon every day.