Bienvenida a Mason Osgood

10 septiembre 2024

JUGAR AHORA
Una persona con gafas, gorra y camiseta marrón sonríe en la puerta de un edificio. A su lado hay un cartel en el que se lee KOTO Radio sobre el diseño de un disco de vinilo. En la pared del interior se ven carteles y notas.

Por Julia Caulfield

A new voice is coming to the KOTO airwaves. KOTO’s newsroom with growing with Mason Osgood joining the team to help expand coverage in more rural parts of the region. KOTO’s Julia Caulfield sat down with Osgood to learn more.

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