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City Paper: "Life after WAMO"

By Eric O Brien

Pittsburgh: This week's Pittsburgh City Paper covers the "Life After WAMO" showcasing the feelings of listeners to the former urban-formatted station now that has been off the air for 6 months. The article also showcases what some of the former WAMO airstaffers have been up to in the meantime.

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