Urban Voices August 6th
DJ Buck hosts Urban Voices on WTIC NewsTalk 1080 AM and Hot 93.7 WZMX which talks to the kids of Hartford to talk about the violence in their city and what some of the solutions can be.
Urban Voices July Thirty
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Urban Voices: June 25, 2006
Continuing after last weeks success is the second show of Urban Voices with DJ Buck of Hot 93.7 WZMX. We bring in kids from Hartford to talk about the violence in Hartford and ways they feel it can be prevented. This show is a collaborative effort betwe
Urban Voices: June 18, 2006
DJ Buck invites local Hartford kids to discuss what they hear, see and feel - what is the solution to this violence? Brandy, Jerrell, Ashley, Clinton, Rudy, and Destiny speak out. It's time to listen to them.
Urban Voices Podcast
WTIC NewsTalk 1080 in conjunction with out sister station HOT 93.7 proudly announces a collaborative effort aimed at giving the youth of our inner cities a voice.
About Urban Voices
A voice to talk about the violence in Hartford, to talk about the issues facing them, to be heard.
Sundays 5-6pm
Hosted by Hot 93.7's DJ Buck
Broadcast on WTIC NewsTalk 1080, www.wtic.com and Hot 93.7.
If you'rea kid growing up in one of the state's inner cities tune in and call in. If you're an adult, listen.
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A voice to talk about the violence in Hartford, to talk about the issues facing them, to be heard.
