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From: DJR <daniel.ryan@yale.edu>
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John V wrote:
> 
> For those of you whose schedules run counter to the mainstream of
> humanity, and can't catch TOTN on the radio, the Internet is HERE TO SERVE
> YOU. 

Just to clarify -- TOTN is not carried by all NPR affilliates.  It's not
always
our counter-main streamism that makes us depend on WWWNPR!  I'm thinking
it might
be interesting to do a map of the US showing what NPR programs are
available where.


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