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Letter from 
A New Voice for People
with Disabilities
Disabilities Today, the only nationally aired weekly television show on disability issues, is now starting a one-hour live weekly radio program. The show will air every Sunday from 11:00 am – 12:00 pm on WDTK AM 1400 in Detroit.
Roger McCarville, host of the television show, will also host the radio version. “What has been missing in this market is a source of information that can readily reach a mass audience,” says McCarville. “This radio show will fill the void, giving people with disabilities a voice that they haven’t had.”
The radio show is a live call-in program and will feature news and interviews with guests on a wide variety of issues relating to the disabled community. Listeners can call in to the radio show at 1-800-923-9385. The show can also be heard on the internet around the globe by visiting www.wdtkam.com.
The Disabilities Today television show is in its sixth year of production and is aired on PBS stations across the United States and Canada. Visit the Disabilities Today website at www.disabilitiestoday.com.
with Disabilities
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Disabilities Today, the only nationally aired weekly television show on disability issues, is now starting a one-hour live weekly radio program. The show will air every Sunday from 11:00 am – 12:00 pm on WDTK AM 1400 in Detroit.
Roger McCarville, host of the television show, will also host the radio version. “What has been missing in this market is a source of information that can readily reach a mass audience,” says McCarville. “This radio show will fill the void, giving people with disabilities a voice that they haven’t had.”
The radio show is a live call-in program and will feature news and interviews with guests on a wide variety of issues relating to the disabled community. Listeners can call in to the radio show at 1-800-923-9385. The show can also be heard on the internet around the globe by visiting www.wdtkam.com.
The Disabilities Today television show is in its sixth year of production and is aired on PBS stations across the United States and Canada. Visit the Disabilities Today website at www.disabilitiestoday.com.