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No, this isn’t Santa Claus if he got into the Grateful Dead. This is Marty.
Marty Jones — a KRZA Community Radio DJ — might be, per Last Week Tonight’s host John Oliver, “public radio’s new mascot, given that he has the quintessential public radio voice, beard, and general vibe.”
And we agree! Just like every public radio DJ, he provides a vital public service to the community he represents. And, without folks like Marty, our country’s public radio stations - which broadcast free programming, news, and critical information about the whole fascinating range of human activity happening both in their backyards and around the world — wouldn’t be the public good they are today.
Support public radio by getting this 100% canvas tote with Marty’s face on it. And, if you want to donate directly to Marty’s own KRZA 88.7FM - serving the Upper Rio Grande Region of Southern Colorado and Northern New Mexico - click here to give back to the station that reminds us just how much of a national treasure public radio is.
Photo of Marty Jones courtesy of Rocky Mountain PBS/Chelsea Casabona and used with permission.
Brand:National Public Radio, Inc.
Marty Jones — a KRZA Community Radio DJ — might be, per Last Week Tonight’s host John Oliver, “public radio’s new mascot, given that he has the quintessential public radio voice, beard, and general vibe.”
And we agree! Just like every public radio DJ, he provides a vital public service to the community he represents. And, without folks like Marty, our country’s public radio stations - which broadcast free programming, news, and critical information about the whole fascinating range of human activity happening both in their backyards and around the world — wouldn’t be the public good they are today.
Support public radio by getting this 100% canvas tote with Marty’s face on it. And, if you want to donate directly to Marty’s own KRZA 88.7FM - serving the Upper Rio Grande Region of Southern Colorado and Northern New Mexico - click here to give back to the station that reminds us just how much of a national treasure public radio is.
Photo of Marty Jones courtesy of Rocky Mountain PBS/Chelsea Casabona and used with permission.
Brand:National Public Radio, Inc.
