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Jeffrey Blair, who begins his announcing shift at 6 am each weekday in addition to being KMFA’s production manager and the producer of “Choral Classics” and “Piano Masterpieces,” says he couldn’t sing his way out of a paper bag. “But I can take microphones and a mixing board and make an average performance sound like [audio] gold. So that’s my instrument of choice: a mixing board.” Blair, who was hired in 2000, was the producer behind KMFA’s very first live simulcast in 2004, from Bates Recital hall, of a UT Symphony Orchestra performance.

About KMFA Classical 89.5: KMFA Classical 89.5, Austin’s all-classical public radio station, was founded in 1967 by a group of citizens who saw the need for a radio station devoted to cultural programming in the Central Texas Area. Today the station remains committed to this heritage. Relying on the majority of its funding from direct listener and business contributions, KMFA serves approximately 100,000 listeners each week and features both local programming and nationally distributed programming from Public Radio International, American Public Media and National Public Radio.

Supporting programming on Classical 89.5 communicates to listeners that your company sees the importance in supporting something they value. In numerous studies, listeners have commented that a company with a presence on public radio is a company that shares their values, and is a company with which they are more likely to do business. This "halo effect" is the ultimate connection between your company and Classical 89.5 listeners.

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