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Colorado Media Newsroom
July 17th, 2023, 06:10 AM
From Radio Insight:

https://i0.wp.com/radioinsight.com/wp-content/images/2023/07/whcp.jpg?resize=200%2C200&ssl=1Historic Oxford, Limited launched 91.7 WHCP-FM (https://whcp.org) Trappe/Cambridge MD on Saturday, July 15.
The new 14kW/48m (https://fccdata.org/?lang=en&appid=25076ff38947156b01894ff53ffb0373&fa cid=762627) signal replaces the station’s former LPFM signal on 101.5, which had been its home since 2015. The station was founded by former NPR VP/Technology Mike Starling, who was later joined by former PBS Kids Managing Director and Politico VP/Marketing Judy Diaz as General Manager.
As part of the move to the full-powered signal, WHCP has added programming from NPR including Morning Edition, All Things Considered, This American Life, Big Picture Science, and Folk Alley. Starling anchors a local News program, Mid-Shore Midday in the 12pm hour. The station notes on its website, “We are created for and by people on the Mid-Shore and are run primarily by volunteers who live here, are proud of who we are and are eager to share it. More than 80% of our content is locally-produced including almost every music genre, community journalism and original local talk shows.”
WHCP covers the Mid-Shore area on Maryland’s Eastern Shore midway between the Baltimore/Washington and Salisbury/Ocean City markets including Cambridge and Easton.



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