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Sep 29
FLOTUS at GMU: WGMU Coverage
Listen to WGMU’s coverage of Michelle Obama’s speech at the rally for Hillary Clinton, at George Mason University. Including interviews from the crowd and highlights from the speech. “These events offer great value to our community,” said Paul Liberty, vice president of government and community relations for Mason. “It’s an honor to have the first lady …
Mar 25
VA GOV Terry McAuliffe interview on WGMU Radio
WGMU General Manager Jesse Robinson and WGMU Chief Political Host John Hill interviewed Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe this morning on WGMU Radio! The governor talked education, transportation, gun control and his NCAA Tourney pick! Catch the audio from this morning’s interview here: Follow both interviewers @JesseRobinson94 and @JohnTaylorHill on Twitter! John Hill hosts the weekly …
Mar 14
WGMU Hiring For 2017-18 Academic Year
WGMU Radio is hiring paid and volunteer executive/general staff positions for the upcoming Fall 2017-Spring 2018 academic year. The station will be seeking to fill the following positions: Marketing Director: Produce creative ideas to promote/market the station to the George Mason University student body, community and at times to the greater Fairfax/D.C. area. Work …
Mar 03
Interview with Local Filmmaker Antjuan Ward
Cory Morgan, host of “After Hours,” sat down with local filmmaker Antjuan Ward to talk about his new series on YouTube called “Insomnia.” They talked about went into being the main actor, director, writer, editor, and composer of the first season of the show, as well as upcoming projects, the new way Antjuan watches movies, …
Feb 15
Mason professor mistaken for Antonin Scalia after justice’s death
By Jesse Robinson, WGMU Radio Earlier this week the political world lost United States Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, who passed away at the age of 79 in Shafter, Texas. After the initial news broke, the media turned to a frenzy. Some, however, got a little too caught up in the frenzy of quickly publishing stories …