There was a time when south Florida had no classical radio outlet. That changed in 2007 when American Public Media purchased a station, filling the day with its Classical 24 service. They thereafter added two other stations, covering West Palm Beach and Fort Myers in addition to the Miami area.
I'd heard rumors of some internal issues a few years ago, but nothing since, so I assumed all was well with what was called Classical South Florida. Evidently I was wrong.
The service has been losing money, and so now APM is selling the group to a religious broadcaster. South Florida will once again be without a classical service.
You can read more about it in Current by clicking here.
I'd heard rumors of some internal issues a few years ago, but nothing since, so I assumed all was well with what was called Classical South Florida. Evidently I was wrong.
The service has been losing money, and so now APM is selling the group to a religious broadcaster. South Florida will once again be without a classical service.
You can read more about it in Current by clicking here.
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