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WUSF Holiday Programming

Don't miss WUSF's great holiday programming! From now till the end of the year, WUSF 89.7, WSMR 89.1, WUSF TV 16.1 and WUSF TV 16.4 will have many great shows in the holiday spirit to engage, inform and entertain you.

So far, we've received 811 pledges. Help us make our goal and don't forget you can make a mobile contribution by texting keyword wusftv to 20222.

Thursday, November 18 was the Tampa Bay Association of Black Journalist's Awards ceremony and our locally produced University Beat took home two awards.

Sarasota Chopin Festival

Celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birthday of composer Frédéric Chopin during The Artist Series "Chopin Festival," in Sarasota. WUSF is proud to present "Chopin Spectacular" on November 15 at 7:30 PM at the Sarasota Opera House.

A Veterans Day Series: Women Veterans

Over 250,000 female soldiers, sailors, Marines and airmen have served in Iraq, Afghanistan and supporting operations. Together they comprise the largest group of female veterans in this nation's history.

Election Night Coverage

Join WUSF and NPR for live election coverage, returns and analysis on Tuesday night.

WUSF's Joshua Stewart will host our election night coverage, joined by St. Petersburg Times columnist Daniel Ruth.

WUSF 89.7 is now broadcasting all news and information with all night jazz. Don't miss your favorite shows. Support WUSF 89.7 >>

Support WUSF TV This Weekend

When Luciano Pavarotti died in September, 2007, the world lost one of the greatest voices in all of music.

WSMR Update

We have received FCC approval to broadcast on WSMR 89.1, however the signal creates interference with the life-saving equipment of another client on the tower. Engineers and technicians are working to find the best way to resolve the problem and get a great signal to you.

This week This American Life tells the story of one man who couldn't avoid hitting a bicyclist when she swerved into the path of his car...and, although the police told him it wasn't his fault, she died.

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