Internet feed. I used to live in Leverett, now I live in Asheville, NC.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Keep the polkas
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Joe Kozlik
10 years ago
Please keep the politics out of station programming, If not for the Polka Programs , How would you raise your money?
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Theodore Spazok
10 years ago
Please keep the 12 hour Polka programming. Its very important to the Polish community and to carry on our heritage.
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Joe Wondolowski
10 years ago
Always enjoyed polka music since I was very young. My uncle had a band and some friends also , lets keep the music going.
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Thomas Cummings
10 years ago
a lot of people look forward to the polka shows on your station. shame on you for cutting the hours
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Colby Smith
10 years ago
let's keep this in radio life - it's an essential ingredient to listening and culture in the Pioneer Valley
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Carolyn Zawacki
10 years ago
2731 Kingfisher Lane, Lincoln Hills, California (past 45 years at Two Bellows Rd, Wilbraham, MA When in Wilbraham I was able to listen to WMUA Sat and Sun mornings on the radio. . . I am now able to listen in California via my computer, tho the three hrs difference in time. I cannot imagine what it would be like not to have WMUA all these weekend hours in my home. ~ WHY TAKE IT OFF???
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Stan Bialy Boxford
10 years ago
Planning to see Marty Meehan this weekend who is the president, the man at the top in charge of all the Umass sites in Massachusetts.. We know him and his wife well and will ask for his help!
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Janet Narushkka
10 years ago
We can't afford to throw away our heritage. The polish people are hard working, but also stubborn so we can't let them stop what we enjoy the most--polka music and dancing the polka.
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Larry Dziedzic
10 years ago
Dear Sir , Please keep the polka music on WMUA. I have benn listening my whole life to polka music and always enjoy listening to WMUA on the weekend. It would be a great lose for all the listeners and to the people who were so dedicated each week rain or shine to put this music on for us.
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Margaret Rooks
10 years ago
I learned about polka music by listening to WMUA. I listen almost every Saturday morning. Polka should continue to be an integral part of the station's programming.
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Frederick Gawron
10 years ago
I enjoy the polka shows. They have a great variety of music. I listen on the radio.WMUA management should be reaching out to the community insted of rejecting it.
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Judy Soja
10 years ago
Listen faithfully every weekend
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JOSEPH MIARECKI
10 years ago
WE REALLY ENJOY THE POLKA TIMES AND CANNOT UNDERSTAND THE CHANGE IN PROGRAMMING
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Phil Warchol
10 years ago
I have listened since I have been a kid . My grandparents always had it on, I enjoyed it and it's a tradition now for my two kids. Let's stick together and show these people what polish power means!!! If there is no more polkas then there's no reason to get up on weekends.
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RICHARD BRISKI
10 years ago
I enjoy the polka music you provide. This keeps the Polish tradition alive. My wife and I listen in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
We listen on the internet.
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Rita J Cybulski
10 years ago
This is the only time I get to hear the Polkas from my home town area. I now live in Tennessee and miss the Polish music.
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Judy Soja
10 years ago
I want this program to stay on. I have listened to this program since my children were very small. They are all grown now
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Michael Lastowski
10 years ago
It's a shame that people seem to forget that UMASS started out as an agricultural college for all the farmers in the area, most of them Polish.
Internet feed. I used to live in Leverett, now I live in Asheville, NC.
Keep the polkas
Please keep the politics out of station programming, If not for the Polka Programs , How would you raise your money?
Please keep the 12 hour Polka programming. Its very important to the Polish community and to carry on our heritage.
Always enjoyed polka music since I was very young. My uncle had a band and some friends also , lets keep the music going.
a lot of people look forward to the polka shows on your station. shame on you for cutting the hours
let's keep this in radio life - it's an essential ingredient to listening and culture in the Pioneer Valley
2731 Kingfisher Lane, Lincoln Hills, California (past 45 years at Two Bellows Rd, Wilbraham, MA When in Wilbraham I was able to listen to WMUA Sat and Sun mornings on the radio. . . I am now able to listen in California via my computer, tho the three hrs difference in time. I cannot imagine what it would be like not to have WMUA all these weekend hours in my home. ~ WHY TAKE IT OFF???
Planning to see Marty Meehan this weekend who is the president, the man at the top in charge of all the Umass sites in Massachusetts.. We know him and his wife well and will ask for his help!
We can't afford to throw away our heritage. The polish people are hard working, but also stubborn so we can't let them stop what we enjoy the most--polka music and dancing the polka.
Dear Sir , Please keep the polka music on WMUA. I have benn listening my whole life to polka music and always enjoy listening to WMUA on the weekend. It would be a great lose for all the listeners and to the people who were so dedicated each week rain or shine to put this music on for us.
I learned about polka music by listening to WMUA. I listen almost every Saturday morning. Polka should continue to be an integral part of the station's programming.
I enjoy the polka shows. They have a great variety of music. I listen on the radio.WMUA management should be reaching out to the community insted of rejecting it.
Listen faithfully every weekend
WE REALLY ENJOY THE POLKA TIMES AND CANNOT UNDERSTAND THE CHANGE IN PROGRAMMING
I have listened since I have been a kid . My grandparents always had it on, I enjoyed it and it's a tradition now for my two kids. Let's stick together and show these people what polish power means!!! If there is no more polkas then there's no reason to get up on weekends.
I enjoy the polka music you provide. This keeps the Polish tradition alive. My wife and I listen in Milwaukee Wisconsin. We listen on the internet.
This is the only time I get to hear the Polkas from my home town area. I now live in Tennessee and miss the Polish music.
I want this program to stay on. I have listened to this program since my children were very small. They are all grown now
It's a shame that people seem to forget that UMASS started out as an agricultural college for all the farmers in the area, most of them Polish.