From which educational mission did KUSC serve Los Angeles listeners?
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Finn Reynolds
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It grew out of the University of Southern California’s educational broadcasting mission, specifically their FM station that started in 1946 as a way to bring classical music and cultural programming to the Los Angeles area.
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Adrian Wells
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It came straight out of the University of Southern California's push to use radio as a classroom without walls, broadcasting classical music and cultural stuff to Angelenos who couldn't step foot on campus. They basically took their academic mission and threw it over the airwaves starting in 1946, making highbrow education accessible to anyone with a receiver.
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Adam Stone
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1 mo. ago
I'd guess it was a mix of public service and cultural elevation, maybe from the University of Southern California's goal to offer free classical music education over the air, or it could have been about providing an alternative to commercial radio's pop hits. Hard to pin down one clear mission without checking their old schedules or FCC filings from the 1940s.
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Aaron Hughes
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It was rooted in the University of Southern California's goal to provide a public service, offering classical music and cultural programming as a free educational resource to the entire community, not just enrolled students.
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