The control booth in the Red Door Cafe is linked directly to WMUH for live broadcasts. A marketing study shows that we have approximately 10,000 listeners at any given time. 1991 - On January 17, WMUH begins broadcasting National Public Radio and other public radio programs. Measured by a major ratings service for the first time, it is learned that WMUH listenership is sometimes as high as 19,000 people. Broadcast highlights include a live simulcast from Lincoln Center in conjunction with WLVT and Pacifica News coverage of the Gulf War.
Members receive discount cards for area sponsors, program guide and bumper sticker for donations.
1993 - WMUH continues to program news and public affairs and sees an increase in student involvement. Students submit stories to U-Net and Radio Works for syndication. Our first fax machine is purchased and e-mail becomes a necessity. 1994 - A remote transmitter is acquired to allow WMUH to broadcast from other locations. A play about AIDS is broadcast in conjunction with an art exhibit at Open Space Gallery.