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Keep Polkas Alive on WMUA

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BILL FISCHER
10 years ago

Dropping this would be the death knell of polka music which has been enjoyed by so many people over the years

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Henry Koch
10 years ago

Gentlemen: Don't! Please don't, go the way that WFUV did some years ago.., Bill Shibilski had a polka show on every Saturday night for years, many years, and the Polish community fully supported the university station every year. They totally eliminated his show and insulted not only him but the polish community by doing so by doing the same thing you plan on doing - cancel show times RIGHT AFTER the POLISH community pledged a substantial sum of operating dollars for the station.

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Wayne Pedryc
10 years ago

Please give proper reason to the course of WMUA's actions. This is an another example of discrimination and insensitivity to the community.

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Julie Prather
10 years ago

Polka is experiencing a resurgence! Help to keep it alive!

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John and Marge Szewc
10 years ago

Hiawatha. IA. PJ Network over the internet

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Larry Stec
10 years ago

I'm not sure what is driving this decision, but station management needs to reconsider. Reducing ethnic programming is just not a fair way to create more air time. Please re-think this plan. Thank you.

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Jack Czajkowski
10 years ago

WMUA is supposed to serve the community, the whole community--from young to old--as well as UMass students. The Polka Show means a great deal to listeners, and especially our Babcis and Dzadzis who are not tuned into to music streaming services. As an alum of UMass, it saddens me to see this conflict at WMUA play out. There is enough time to serve everyone who listens to the station. Keep the Polka Show as is!

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TIMOTHY KLEMPER
10 years ago

SHAME, SHAME!!!

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Louis Maslon
10 years ago

Hi keep these D J's on air......Kind of slap in face after their fundraiser..

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Carol H. Sands
10 years ago

Do not take away out time. We need more then 12 hours each day. We protest your pending decision. We have supported you for almost 50 years. Where is your royalty ????

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Dorothy Keller
10 years ago

Please do not take this off the air. I do Hospice volunteering and many of my "clients" ask me to turn your station on so they can listen to it. Please, Please stay on the air

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Mary Dillon
10 years ago

This is one of the main programs I look forward to. Please don't remove !

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walter shipala
10 years ago

ask for our fundraiser money back

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Carolyn Strycharz
10 years ago

Sad state we are in..taking a tradition like this away from our culture...shame on you WMUA

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Leonard Kokoski
10 years ago

There is a large portion of the Pioneer Valley that tunes in to the weekend Polka shows. For all of their support over the years, polka shows should remain on WMUA with a full weekend schedule!

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David Gutowski Sr
10 years ago

I am an internet listener. The reduction in polka air time would be a great loss to all concerned.

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Michael lipski
10 years ago

How can an administration make a decision of a change if all interested parties are not brought together to discuss it's impact. Could this be a form of bullying , or another example of loosing our democracy.

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HELENE MYCHEN
10 years ago

MAD AND DISAPPOINTED

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Jenna Rodrigue
10 years ago

Save the Polka!

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Fred Radel
10 years ago

I listen to polka music for hours each day. The WMUA polka programming gives me and my wife entertainment and informs us of up coming dances and new releases. Please reconsider your new approach and keep the polka shows on for 12 hours.