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WPSUBoard of Representatives

Jo Lash, Boalsburg, Chair
Jo Lash
Boalsburg, Chair
Tim Asinger, Bradford
Tim Asinger
Bradford
Ilona Ballreich, Huntingdon
Ilona Ballreich
Huntingdon
Del Bright, Boalsburg
Del Bright
Boalsburg
David Capperella, Bellefonte
David Capperella
Bellefonte
Michael DelGrosso, Tipton
Michael DelGrosso
Tipton, Vice-Chair
Carolyn Donaldson, Hollidaysburg
Carolyn Donaldson
Hollidaysburg
Bill Franson, Clearfield
Bill Franson
Clearfield
Grace Hampton, State College
Grace Hampton
State College
Chad Herzog, Huntingdon
Chad Herzog
Huntingdon
Tom Martin, Altoona
Tom Martin
Altoona
Peggy Morgan, Warren
Peggy Morgan
Warren
Nancy Silvis, Port Matilda
Nancy Silvis
Port Matilda
Martha Swigart, Huntingdon
Martha Swigart
Huntingdon

 

 

 

Statements from the Board

Jo Lash, Chair:

WPSU is my personal "refresh button" for my mind, heart and soul.

Martha Swigart:

In my family, listening to public broadcasting is as frequent as turning on the car ignition. There is no searching for WPSU-FM; the car radio is set there always. At both WPSU-FM and WPSU-TV, I am informed by well-reasoned conversations and documentaries grounded in researched facts. And for sheer enjoyment, I settle in for beautiful musical performances by stellar artists.

Beyond what I value personally about public broadcasting, I appreciate what it provides others as the surest source for good among the vast number of broadcast options available today. As a retired public school teacher, I think in particular of PBS television’s unparalleled children’s programming.

I trust and respect the high-quality work of public broadcasting. It is work that I want to support.

Peggy Morgan:

I am old enough that I remember when there was no Public Broadcasting.  Networks produced live theater and symphony concerts—some of my earliest memories of such things.  Now only Public Broadcasting provides this for upcoming generations.  EXCELLENCE AND OPPORTUNITY are what we get.  The BEST in entertainment and science, in children’s programming and news.  Local programming in which citizens participate in a real way such as the Our Town series and election coverage.  When you live in a rural area, it is comforting to know that we are as close to the greatest in culture, cuisine, education, science etc. as a click on our remote control.  It puts us in the middle of the action, wherever we live.

Tom Martin:

So, you ask why I'm a fan of WPSU. That's easy to answer, succinctly and quickly:

  1. I like to learn.
  2. I am curious about almost everything.
  3. I like to see life from different perspectives.
  4. I want to keep my mind open to things new and different.
  5. I like to see and hear news from all sides and angles.
  6. I like British comedy and I miss Benny Hill.
  7. I like thought provoking drama.
  8. I like good music, even Lawrence Welk.
  9. WPSU keeps the community together.
  10. I do not like commercials.

 

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