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WESA 90.5 spent six decades as WDUQ, Duquesne University's jazz-and-news outlet, before a 2011 sale traded jazz for a full news format and gave Pittsburgh a station built entirely around NPR programming.
Montana Public Radio grew from a 10-watt University of Montana classroom station launched by professor Phil Hess in 1965 into a network of eight transmitters reaching roughly 500,000 Montanans today.
KQED 88.5 has been the San Francisco Bay Area's leading NPR station since relaunching in 1969, shaped by a founding manager who went on to co-found NPR itself and once hosted a rare Pink Floyd studio session.
90.5 WESA is Pittsburgh's NPR news station today, but for over sixty years it was WDUQ, Duquesne University's jazz-and-news outlet, until a contested 2011 sale stripped the jazz format for an all-news mission.
WOSU began broadcasting Ohio State football in 1922 as one of America's first educational radio stations. More than a century later, it delivers NPR News to central Ohio. Here is how it got there.
