Interview with Bill Edward Widener,
Project: History of Broadcasting in Kentucky: Radio Free Lexington (WRFL) Oral History Project
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In this interview, Widener talks about how he got involved with WRFL and what his work at the station has been. He talks about the people at WRFL, the different roles that people played and appeal the station had to those individuals. He talks about his role at the station, how it has changed over the years and how WRFL has impacted his life. Finally, he talks about the Lexington community before WRFL and the role that the station has played in changing Lexington.Interview Accession
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Broadcasting--Kentucky--History Lexington (Ky.). Radio Radio broadcasters--Interviews Radio--HistoryInterview Rights
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