

WFMU, New Jersey's iconic radio station, faces ongoing economic challenges as staff and volunteers work to preserve its independent voice.
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WFMU, New Jersey's iconic radio station, faces ongoing economic challenges as staff and volunteers work to preserve its independent voice.
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WFMU, New Jersey's renowned radio station, thrives on its unconventional programming and rebellious ethos. Staff and volunteers, including notable figures like Adam Horovitz and Patton Oswalt, work tirelessly to sustain the station amid financial pressures and the rise of commercial media. The film captures their commitment to preserving an independent voice while addressing challenges in funding and audience engagement. Through their efforts, the documentary illustrates the vital role of community radio in a shifting media environment.
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Why Watch
- Meet WFMU's passionate staff and volunteers.
- Find out how community radio fights commercial media.
- See cameos from Adam Horovitz and Patton Oswalt.
Did You Know
- WFMU is known for its eccentric programming and rebellious spirit.
- The documentary has a runtime of 76 minutes.
- The film was directed by Tim K. Smith.
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What is WFMU known for?
WFMU is known for its eccentric programming and rebellious spirit.
Who directed the documentary Sex and Broadcasting?
The documentary was directed by Tim K. Smith.
What year was the documentary Sex and Broadcasting released?
The documentary was released in 2014.
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