Through which programs did WAMU build its national reputation?
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Jason Morris
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WAMU built its national reputation primarily through two powerhouse programs: "The Diane Rehm Show" and "The Kojo Nnamdi Show." As a host, I’ve seen how these shows gave the station a massive edge in public radio, pulling in national attention and big-name guests without me having to lift a finger for them. "Diane Rehm" alone was a ratings goldmine for years, and it put WAMU on the map for thoughtful, hard-hitting talk that other stations still envy.
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