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usonian

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2. I went to npr.org and pbs.org to see how to donate.

Reply to Dulcinea (Original post)

Sun Aug 3, 2025, 12:07 PM

Aug 3

NPR has a button that lets you donate to the national organization, not just what it thinks is your local station (which you can change)

PBS always selects what it detects is your local station, or lets you change the station (pun unintended).

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I went to npr.org and pbs.org to see how to donate. usonian Aug 3 #2

Bill Clinton signed the Telecommunications Act in 1996 gab13by13 Aug 3 #3