In which ways did WNIC appeal to workplace and family audiences?
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Aiden Brooks
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WNIC connected with workplace listeners by keeping the music upbeat and familiar, playing the soft rock and pop hits that folks could hum along to at their desks without being distracting. For families, they leaned into daytime features like birthday shout-outs and easy-listening weekend segments that made the station feel like a safe, dependable background companion for car rides and chores around the house.
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