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With 40 stations and 29 translators in California, Florida and the Upper Midwest, American Public Media stays in touch with its broadcasting roots by making great radio—every hour of every day.

Beginning as a single classical music station at St. John's University in Collegeville, Minnesota, in 1967, American Public Media (as Minnesota Public Radio) quickly expanded into a regional network offering news, classical music and now adult eclectic music in Minnesota and surrounding states. Minnesota Public Radio is now the largest public radio network in the country with 40 stations and three services.

American Public Media is also the parent organization for Southern California Public Radio, which operates KPCC 89.3 FM at Pasadena City College in Pasadena, California and serves the greater Los Angeles area with award-winning news and cultural programming.

Most recently, in 2007, American Public Media launched Classical South Florida, which covers the greater Miami area. The station offers 24-hour-a-day, live-hosted classical music programming.

Minnesota Public Radio is one of the nation's premier public radio stations. With its three services-news and information, classical music and The Current-operating a 40-station regional radio network in the Upper Midwest and serving a regional population of 5 million people, MPR has 94,000 members and nearly 800,000 listeners each week, the largest audience of any regional public radio network.

Minnesota Public Radio's 998-seat Fitzgerald Theater and 100-seat UBS Forum provide venues for live remote broadcasts, discussion forums, political debates, cultural programming and more.
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Southern California Public Radio is the Los Angeles region's premier public radio news station, featuring the most NPR news in the region and a local newsroom that has won more than 130 awards for journalistic excellence. Southern California Public Radio operates 89.3 FM KPCC at Pasadena City College and 89.1 FM KUOR at the University of Redlands, and "helped the station climb atop the heap of local public radio ratings with its smart mix of news and public affairs" (Los Angeles Times).
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Classical South Florida is a nonprofit public radio organization dedicated to broadcasting classical music. Its program schedule includes broadcasts of nationally renowned classical programs such as Performance Today®, SymphonyCast®, Pipedreams® and Saint Paul Sunday®. Classical South Florida began broadcasting in South Florida in October 2007. Its program service is broadcast on WKCP 89.7 FM Miami and repeats on 101.9 FM West Palm Beach.
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