The Rev. Graylan Scott Hagler, 71, a longtime Washington, D.C. pastor, theologian and fearless advocate for social justice, died Feb. 17 in the District, leaving behind a decades-long legacy of faith-rooted activism and community leadership.As Washington, D.C.'s premier FCC-licensed, non-commercial, educational public radio station, and a proud part of the Pacifica Network, WPFW 89.3 FM is dedicated to social justice, providing education, information, and entertainment to the community, and acting as a networking agent.
Our listeners value our independent, community-funded programming, which offers a unique blend of music—including Jazz, Blues, World Music, Hip-Hop, Neo-Soul, House, and Roots—alongside grassroots news and public affairs, such as "Democracy Now!". With over 100 volunteer programmers and a robust 50,000-watt signal (reaching from southern Delaware to upper Richmond), complemented by a global digital footprint, WPFW serves as a vital platform for diverse perspectives and a lifeline of local culture.
We rely on the many and various voices and active participation of our listeners, non-profit organizations, and mission-aligned businesses to uphold our unique programming and community mission. Through these opportunities for engagement, WPFW amplifies diverse perspectives, promotes civic engagement, and strengthens the cultural fabric of our region.
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With broken hearts, we share that the deeply beloved Myke Nasella passed away on February 2nd. “Magic Myke” was a loving husband, father, and friend to so many. He gave of himself every day to those dear to him as well as the cause of a free and independent media. The chasm he leaves is indescribable.
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