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WBHM to cut classical programming hours

passtheword

passtheword

This seems to be the new trend amongst NPR-affiliated public broadcasters. Already here in Mississippi a few of the state's MPB network have gone HD and they've already shuffled classical off to the HD-2.

I'm more a fan of public radio's talk programs than classical, but I imagine that this move will upset a few diehard classical fans. And there are only a few, I'm sure. :p
 
I'm mad...

...mad that they didn't do this years ago while I was a college student there. :mad:

I'd have listened to 90.3 a reliable 100% more than I previously did.
 
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