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Takoma Radio WOWD-LP FM

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Takoma Radio WOWD-LP FM is set to host an event on April 16, 2025, featuring renowned musicians Terrace Martin and Igmar Thomas. The focus will be on blues music, with performances from local artists, including Nancy Kelly. This initiative is part of a larger movement to promote FM broadcasting and support local musicians. The event aims to create an engaging atmosphere for music lovers and foster community ties. Local residents can look forward to an enriching experience that celebrates the legacy of blues music.

Takoma Radio has been instrumental in providing a platform for diverse musical expressions. This event highlights the radio station's commitment to cultural enrichment and community engagement. By showcasing local talent, the event emphasizes the vital role of community radio in the arts.

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