My membership in WFIU gives me a ticket to just about every opera house in the world. It’s my ticket to the best symphony orchestra performances, to chamber music, and to recitals. Just this one station brings the best the world of music has to offer to my home.

Peter Jacobi, Herald-Times music critic

WTIU brings a different kind of programming to the community . . . . The programs are in depth so we don’t get the sound bites. We can really learn a lot from the programs.

Viola Taliaferro, Retired Judge

WFIU is important to me. With such a valuable resource being so accessible, it’s easy to forget that as a public radio station, they depend upon you. You must be there for them.

Menahem Pressler, Pianist

WTIU’s children’s programming is aimed at making a difference, not making a profit. One of the great benefits from WTIU is that it is commercial free, it is paid for by people like you and me. If we want to continue to have high quality programming like what we see on WTIU, it’s up to us to help provide the funds.

Mike Ryan, Retired Banker

I served in Congress for over thirty-four years, and learned just how important it is to confront the complex issues that confront us in our daily lives. One of the best sources of information is our own public radio station, WFIU. It’s a source that can educate, enlighten, and enrich your thinking. It’s important to you, and to your community.

Representative Lee Hamilton