Marc Steiner Show
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Since 1993, Marc Steiner has hosted the widely acclaimed public radio news and interview program, "The Marc Steiner Show". In 1993, the show was launched on WJHU. In 2001 when WJHU came up for sale, Steiner led the movement to maintain community ownership of the station, playing an integral role in the founding of WYPR. He served as Executive Vice President of WYPR from February 2002 through August of 2005. Since May 2008, The Marc Steiner Show has aired on WEAA 88.9 FM, the NPR member station at Morgan State University. More » (Source: WEAA)
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(English)
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Editorial
Edited By:
Jon Mitchell
Last Edit:
Oct 25, 2010 - 12:48 PM PDT
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Top Topics:
Community (10), Baltimore (10), Local (10), Politics (7), U.S. (7), Maryland (4), Living (2), Health (2), Sci/Tech (2), Maryland General Assembly (2), World (2), Gay and Lesbian (1), Egypt (1), Civil Liberties (1), Health Care (1)...
Top Authors:
Marc Steiner (9), Anthony Mccarthy (2), Malaika Aminata (1), Dr Shibley Telhami (1), Peter Sprigg (1), Jamie Raskin (1), Gin Ferrara (1), Elbridge James (1), Brionna Hollie (1), Khalilah Harris (1)
Top Formats:
Interview (6), News (2), News Analysis (1), Special Report (1)
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