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Celebrating WNYC's 90th Anniversary

For 90 years, WNYC has reflected -- and reflected on -- our ever-changing city. Here are some of the sounds and voices that have defined New York and New York Public Radio since July 8, 1924.

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Part of WNYC Celebrates 90 Years.

On July 8, 1924, WNYC had its first transmission. Ninety years later, and the station has continued to rely on the New York community to create the highest quality content possible. Together, we've gone through nine decades of news, talk and cultural programming together.

All next week, tune into WNYC for special programming surrounding some of the most significant moments in the station's -- and city's -- history. Check out the schedule below, and check back daily for audio of the segments as they air. You can also enjoy vintage photography courtesy of former WNYC engineer Al Tropea, as well as audio clips covering a wide breadth of topics from our archives.

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