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3.1415927 reasons to tune in to KUMM (on- or off-line)
They have a fancy new redesigned web site. You can check out cool photos like the one above in their new gallery. They have the schedule on-line so you know who you’re listening to! They’re way cooler than the lame … Continue reading
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The world at your fingertips
A couple of weeks ago the wonderful Desert Donkey posted a comment tipping us to a nice article at Atlantic.com on the future of radio. The iPod shows you mainly what’s already going on in your head—it’s cool, but only … Continue reading →