 Coming soon.
RADIO IQ's 91.5 signal from Bear Den Mountain near Waynesboro has moved just a tad down the FM band to 88.1 to better serve listeners in the Crozet, Waynesboro, Afton areas - and beyond - to include Staunton.
This will only affect current listening in the Afton, Crozet, Waynesboro portion of RADIO IQ's listening area and only for listeners receiving RADIO IQ on 91.5.
If you have any questions about the change, please contact WVTF/RADIO IQ program director Rick Mattioni. |
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 Thank you!
The WVTF-RADIO IQ End-0f-Fiscal-Year Fund Drive was a successful campaign to help offset our revenue losses and to keep your public radio programming strong.
You are indeed a remarkable community and thanks to all who make this service possible.
As of Monday morning, June 14th, our on-air campaign has raised just under $59,000.
Your support to keep public radio programming as good as it can be is greatly appreciated. Your gifts throughout the year do make a difference.
Sincerely,
Glenn Gleixner
General Manager |
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 Diane Rehm, longtime host of the The Diane Rehm Show heard on WVTF’s RADIO IQ news/talk service, has won the prestigious George Foster Peabody Award.
Read more.
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Watch Video from
Talk of the Nation - Science Friday
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RECOGNITION FOR JOURNALISTIC
EXCELLENCE
WVTF Wins
Six Regional Murrow Awards
The Radio Television
Digital News Association today (April 7, 2010) announced winners
of the 2010 Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards. WVTF claimed six
first place awards in the region comprised of Virginia, Maryland,
the District of Columbia, and Delaware.
Read more. |
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Spring 2010 Fund
Drive Successful!
A message from the General
Manager, Glenn Gleixner concerning the 2010 Spring Fund Drive.
Read more. |
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View 2009 Annual Report to Listeners |
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Radio IQ can now be heard in the Bristol area due
to a power increase of WEHC, 90.7 in Emory. WEHC, owned by Emory &
Henry College, carries Radio IQ programming as part of a partnership
with the Virginia Tech Foundation, the owners of WVTF/Radio IQ, and the
liberal arts college located in Washington County. The signal boost,
from 500 to 9,000 watts, is a win-win for WEHC which produces its own
local content and for Radio IQ which is the region's only all news
public radio station. |
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Now
you can get your news on the go!
RADIO IQ has partnered
with NPR Digital Media to offer two new services for public radio
listeners -- mobile web and mobile voice. Get regional and national
headlines, play the Wait, Wait...Don't Tell Me news quiz and more!
Read more.
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Internships & Scholarships
Interested in learning
more about public radio? WVTF and Radio IQ have several internships and
scholarships available including the Virginia Association of
Broadcasters (VAB) internship. >>MORE>>
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FREE E-Newsletter
Subscribe to news &
notes by
clicking here.
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HD
Radio now in Ferrum and Charlottesville
Learn
more about HD Radio and what it means for listeners to WVTF and Radio IQ. >>MORE>> |
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