WCAS Radio Mug

WCAS Radio MugFrom sometime in the early 1970s to May of 1981, there existed a remarkable little radio station in Cambridge. It had only 250 watts of power, it was AM, and it had to sign off the air at sunset. By those measures, it was the least among the dozens of Boston area radio stations. Yet, many people recall it fondly to this day. The secret was in the programming: CAS (Cambridge And Somerville) programmed Soul, Jazz and Folk together with a strong emphasis

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The saltwater path nighttime transmissions also reached up Nova Scotia and Labrador

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