Please keep the full 12 hours rather going to 4 hours. Thank you.
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Polka Joe Trzeciak
10 years ago
Station Management is discriminating against the Polish program. With all the time and money invested in WMUA what other program brings in more money.Wake up Station Management leave the Polka Music the way it is,lively happy polka music so all the people can enjoy the music on WMUA on Saturday and Sunday.
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Robert Miecznikowski
10 years ago
Please restore the polkas to a full 12 hours. After raising $24,000 from polka listeners you chose to offend us with the reduced hours. Shameful..
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John Trankovich
10 years ago
Keep Polka music on!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Stop trying to deny us the regular hours of great polka music !
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Joe Karwon
10 years ago
Polish people (listeners) raised the money for all the new equipment for the radio station. Be fair to us.
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R Polowski
10 years ago
Save our music heritage
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Tom Kusek
10 years ago
We need Polkas!!!!!!
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Irene Greene
10 years ago
The Polka program is something my whole family and I have enjoyed for countless years. Please reconsider that reduction in hours.
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Rita Kolodziej
10 years ago
Please consider 4 hours on Saturday and 4 hour on Sunday. Please
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Stephen Luczki
10 years ago
please keep polka music alive!!!
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Brother Ambrose Ross BHS
10 years ago
I fully support this endeavor...let Polka music continue to live on as it did for our forefathers. Polish & Proud !!
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Wanda Bak
10 years ago
Please re-consider eliminating the Saturday polka show, it makes my Saturday to have the polkas blasting through my house!
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Debra Sobkowich
10 years ago
I fully support ethnic music
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Christine Kumiega
10 years ago
Shame on you WMUA!!!
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Donald E. Korenek
10 years ago
There is life beyond the ghetto and music beyond RAP!. Polka Music is Life Music and Rap is for the Dead!
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Barbara Iskra
10 years ago
We "need" WMUA Polka music in our lives…especially on the weekends! Our Saturdays and Sundays are traditionally filled with WMUA Polka Weekend music. Do not take this away!
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Linda MacGowan
10 years ago
Every Saturday morning the Polka show puts a smile on my face. My maternal grandparents were from Czechoslovakia and my mother's family, the Dudiks, always danced the polka and the oberek(sp?) at family parties and weddings. They are all gone now, but the spirited and happy polka lives on. SAVE THE SHOW!
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Ted Pas
10 years ago
Management should review the sources of their financial support before making drastic changes.
Good music
Please keep the full 12 hours rather going to 4 hours. Thank you.
Station Management is discriminating against the Polish program. With all the time and money invested in WMUA what other program brings in more money.Wake up Station Management leave the Polka Music the way it is,lively happy polka music so all the people can enjoy the music on WMUA on Saturday and Sunday.
Please restore the polkas to a full 12 hours. After raising $24,000 from polka listeners you chose to offend us with the reduced hours. Shameful..
Keep Polka music on!
Stop trying to deny us the regular hours of great polka music !
Polish people (listeners) raised the money for all the new equipment for the radio station. Be fair to us.
Save our music heritage
We need Polkas!!!!!!
The Polka program is something my whole family and I have enjoyed for countless years. Please reconsider that reduction in hours.
Please consider 4 hours on Saturday and 4 hour on Sunday. Please
please keep polka music alive!!!
I fully support this endeavor...let Polka music continue to live on as it did for our forefathers. Polish & Proud !!
Please re-consider eliminating the Saturday polka show, it makes my Saturday to have the polkas blasting through my house!
I fully support ethnic music
Shame on you WMUA!!!
There is life beyond the ghetto and music beyond RAP!. Polka Music is Life Music and Rap is for the Dead!
We "need" WMUA Polka music in our lives…especially on the weekends! Our Saturdays and Sundays are traditionally filled with WMUA Polka Weekend music. Do not take this away!
Every Saturday morning the Polka show puts a smile on my face. My maternal grandparents were from Czechoslovakia and my mother's family, the Dudiks, always danced the polka and the oberek(sp?) at family parties and weddings. They are all gone now, but the spirited and happy polka lives on. SAVE THE SHOW!
Management should review the sources of their financial support before making drastic changes.