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Hosted by Ambrose Lane, Jr., son of legendary WPFW broadcaster, Ambrose I. Lane, Sr., To the East will unpack National and local (City and Ward) politics and legislation that impact residents; Arts and entertainment; Economics and Housing; Health (Mental, Physical, Environmental); Crime and Public Safety; and Racial justice and discrimination.

To the East will also feature a “collective” program every 1st Monday, with up to 3 additional co-hosts, leaders and personalities in their own right, adding spice, flavor and broad knowledge about Ward 7 & 8. One additional aspect and feature of To the East will be the featuring of local leaders, as a way of highlighting issues neighborhood by neighborhood.

News and reporting will come under the “Eastside Story” segment, which will feature reporting from new sources like East of the River News, The Washington Informer, the Afro-American or City Paper.

Lastly, To the East will highlight the work and achievements of young people that live in EOR. To the East will be unique and compelling programming that fits right in with the Jazz and Justice theme of WPFW. ]]> en-us Mon, 20 Apr 2026 17:00:00 -0400 60 Pacifica Archive archiver_9.0.1 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Local Public Affairs WPFW - Pacifica in Washington DC omaclay@gmail.com Ambrose Lane Jr.
Hosted by Ambrose Lane, Jr., son of legendary WPFW broadcaster, Ambrose I. Lane, Sr., To the East will unpack National and local (City and Ward) politics and legislation that impact residents; Arts and entertainment; Economics and Housing; Health (Mental, Physical, Environmental); Crime and Public Safety; and Racial justice and discrimination.

To the East will also feature a “collective” program every 1st Monday, with up to 3 additional co-hosts, leaders and personalities in their own right, adding spice, flavor and broad knowledge about Ward 7 & 8. One additional aspect and feature of To the East will be the featuring of local leaders, as a way of highlighting issues neighborhood by neighborhood.

News and reporting will come under the “Eastside Story” segment, which will feature reporting from new sources like East of the River News, The Washington Informer, the Afro-American or City Paper.

Lastly, To the East will highlight the work and achievements of young people that live in EOR. To the East will be unique and compelling programming that fits right in with the Jazz and Justice theme of WPFW. ]]> no https://archive.wpfwfm.org/mp3/wpfw_260420_170000east.mp3 https://archive.wpfwfm.org/mp3/wpfw_260420_170000east.mp3 Mon, 20 Apr 2026 17:00:00 -0400
Hosted by Ambrose Lane, Jr., son of legendary WPFW broadcaster, Ambrose I. Lane, Sr., To the East will unpack National and local (City and Ward) politics and legislation that impact residents; Arts and entertainment; Economics and Housing; Health (Mental, Physical, Environmental); Crime and Public Safety; and Racial justice and discrimination.

To the East will also feature a “collective” program every 1st Monday, with up to 3 additional co-hosts, leaders and personalities in their own right, adding spice, flavor and broad knowledge about Ward 7 & 8. One additional aspect and feature of To the East will be the featuring of local leaders, as a way of highlighting issues neighborhood by neighborhood.

News and reporting will come under the “Eastside Story” segment, which will feature reporting from new sources like East of the River News, The Washington Informer, the Afro-American or City Paper.

Lastly, To the East will highlight the work and achievements of young people that live in EOR. To the East will be unique and compelling programming that fits right in with the Jazz and Justice theme of WPFW. ]]>
Hosted by Ambrose Lane, Jr., son of legendary WPFW broadcaster, Ambrose I. Lane, Sr., To the East will unpack National and local (City and Ward) politics and legislation that impact residents; Arts and entertainment; Economics and Housing; Health (Mental, Physical, Environmental); Crime and Public Safety; and Racial justice and discrimination.

To the East will also feature a “collective” program every 1st Monday, with up to 3 additional co-hosts, leaders and personalities in their own right, adding spice, flavor and broad knowledge about Ward 7 & 8. One additional aspect and feature of To the East will be the featuring of local leaders, as a way of highlighting issues neighborhood by neighborhood.

News and reporting will come under the “Eastside Story” segment, which will feature reporting from new sources like East of the River News, The Washington Informer, the Afro-American or City Paper.

Lastly, To the East will highlight the work and achievements of young people that live in EOR. To the East will be unique and compelling programming that fits right in with the Jazz and Justice theme of WPFW. ]]> 3603 no Local Public Affairs https://archive.wpfwfm.org/mp3/wpfw_260413_170000east.mp3 https://archive.wpfwfm.org/mp3/wpfw_260413_170000east.mp3 Mon, 13 Apr 2026 17:00:00 -0400
Hosted by Ambrose Lane, Jr., son of legendary WPFW broadcaster, Ambrose I. Lane, Sr., To the East will unpack National and local (City and Ward) politics and legislation that impact residents; Arts and entertainment; Economics and Housing; Health (Mental, Physical, Environmental); Crime and Public Safety; and Racial justice and discrimination.

To the East will also feature a “collective” program every 1st Monday, with up to 3 additional co-hosts, leaders and personalities in their own right, adding spice, flavor and broad knowledge about Ward 7 & 8. One additional aspect and feature of To the East will be the featuring of local leaders, as a way of highlighting issues neighborhood by neighborhood.

News and reporting will come under the “Eastside Story” segment, which will feature reporting from new sources like East of the River News, The Washington Informer, the Afro-American or City Paper.

Lastly, To the East will highlight the work and achievements of young people that live in EOR. To the East will be unique and compelling programming that fits right in with the Jazz and Justice theme of WPFW. ]]>
Hosted by Ambrose Lane, Jr., son of legendary WPFW broadcaster, Ambrose I. Lane, Sr., To the East will unpack National and local (City and Ward) politics and legislation that impact residents; Arts and entertainment; Economics and Housing; Health (Mental, Physical, Environmental); Crime and Public Safety; and Racial justice and discrimination.

To the East will also feature a “collective” program every 1st Monday, with up to 3 additional co-hosts, leaders and personalities in their own right, adding spice, flavor and broad knowledge about Ward 7 & 8. One additional aspect and feature of To the East will be the featuring of local leaders, as a way of highlighting issues neighborhood by neighborhood.

News and reporting will come under the “Eastside Story” segment, which will feature reporting from new sources like East of the River News, The Washington Informer, the Afro-American or City Paper.

Lastly, To the East will highlight the work and achievements of young people that live in EOR. To the East will be unique and compelling programming that fits right in with the Jazz and Justice theme of WPFW. ]]> 3604 no Local Public Affairs https://archive.wpfwfm.org/mp3/wpfw_260406_170000east.mp3 https://archive.wpfwfm.org/mp3/wpfw_260406_170000east.mp3 Mon, 06 Apr 2026 17:00:00 -0400
Hosted by Ambrose Lane, Jr., son of legendary WPFW broadcaster, Ambrose I. Lane, Sr., To the East will unpack National and local (City and Ward) politics and legislation that impact residents; Arts and entertainment; Economics and Housing; Health (Mental, Physical, Environmental); Crime and Public Safety; and Racial justice and discrimination.

To the East will also feature a “collective” program every 1st Monday, with up to 3 additional co-hosts, leaders and personalities in their own right, adding spice, flavor and broad knowledge about Ward 7 & 8. One additional aspect and feature of To the East will be the featuring of local leaders, as a way of highlighting issues neighborhood by neighborhood.

News and reporting will come under the “Eastside Story” segment, which will feature reporting from new sources like East of the River News, The Washington Informer, the Afro-American or City Paper.

Lastly, To the East will highlight the work and achievements of young people that live in EOR. To the East will be unique and compelling programming that fits right in with the Jazz and Justice theme of WPFW. ]]>
Hosted by Ambrose Lane, Jr., son of legendary WPFW broadcaster, Ambrose I. Lane, Sr., To the East will unpack National and local (City and Ward) politics and legislation that impact residents; Arts and entertainment; Economics and Housing; Health (Mental, Physical, Environmental); Crime and Public Safety; and Racial justice and discrimination.

To the East will also feature a “collective” program every 1st Monday, with up to 3 additional co-hosts, leaders and personalities in their own right, adding spice, flavor and broad knowledge about Ward 7 & 8. One additional aspect and feature of To the East will be the featuring of local leaders, as a way of highlighting issues neighborhood by neighborhood.

News and reporting will come under the “Eastside Story” segment, which will feature reporting from new sources like East of the River News, The Washington Informer, the Afro-American or City Paper.

Lastly, To the East will highlight the work and achievements of young people that live in EOR. To the East will be unique and compelling programming that fits right in with the Jazz and Justice theme of WPFW. ]]> 3603 no Local Public Affairs https://archive.wpfwfm.org/mp3/wpfw_260330_170000east.mp3 https://archive.wpfwfm.org/mp3/wpfw_260330_170000east.mp3 Mon, 30 Mar 2026 17:00:00 -0400
Hosted by Ambrose Lane, Jr., son of legendary WPFW broadcaster, Ambrose I. Lane, Sr., To the East will unpack National and local (City and Ward) politics and legislation that impact residents; Arts and entertainment; Economics and Housing; Health (Mental, Physical, Environmental); Crime and Public Safety; and Racial justice and discrimination.

To the East will also feature a “collective” program every 1st Monday, with up to 3 additional co-hosts, leaders and personalities in their own right, adding spice, flavor and broad knowledge about Ward 7 & 8. One additional aspect and feature of To the East will be the featuring of local leaders, as a way of highlighting issues neighborhood by neighborhood.

News and reporting will come under the “Eastside Story” segment, which will feature reporting from new sources like East of the River News, The Washington Informer, the Afro-American or City Paper.

Lastly, To the East will highlight the work and achievements of young people that live in EOR. To the East will be unique and compelling programming that fits right in with the Jazz and Justice theme of WPFW. ]]>
Hosted by Ambrose Lane, Jr., son of legendary WPFW broadcaster, Ambrose I. Lane, Sr., To the East will unpack National and local (City and Ward) politics and legislation that impact residents; Arts and entertainment; Economics and Housing; Health (Mental, Physical, Environmental); Crime and Public Safety; and Racial justice and discrimination.

To the East will also feature a “collective” program every 1st Monday, with up to 3 additional co-hosts, leaders and personalities in their own right, adding spice, flavor and broad knowledge about Ward 7 & 8. One additional aspect and feature of To the East will be the featuring of local leaders, as a way of highlighting issues neighborhood by neighborhood.

News and reporting will come under the “Eastside Story” segment, which will feature reporting from new sources like East of the River News, The Washington Informer, the Afro-American or City Paper.

Lastly, To the East will highlight the work and achievements of young people that live in EOR. To the East will be unique and compelling programming that fits right in with the Jazz and Justice theme of WPFW. ]]> 3547 no Local Public Affairs https://archive.wpfwfm.org/mp3/wpfw_260323_170001east.mp3 https://archive.wpfwfm.org/mp3/wpfw_260323_170001east.mp3 Mon, 23 Mar 2026 17:00:01 -0400
Hosted by Ambrose Lane, Jr., son of legendary WPFW broadcaster, Ambrose I. Lane, Sr., To the East will unpack National and local (City and Ward) politics and legislation that impact residents; Arts and entertainment; Economics and Housing; Health (Mental, Physical, Environmental); Crime and Public Safety; and Racial justice and discrimination.

To the East will also feature a “collective” program every 1st Monday, with up to 3 additional co-hosts, leaders and personalities in their own right, adding spice, flavor and broad knowledge about Ward 7 & 8. One additional aspect and feature of To the East will be the featuring of local leaders, as a way of highlighting issues neighborhood by neighborhood.

News and reporting will come under the “Eastside Story” segment, which will feature reporting from new sources like East of the River News, The Washington Informer, the Afro-American or City Paper.

Lastly, To the East will highlight the work and achievements of young people that live in EOR. To the East will be unique and compelling programming that fits right in with the Jazz and Justice theme of WPFW. ]]>
Hosted by Ambrose Lane, Jr., son of legendary WPFW broadcaster, Ambrose I. Lane, Sr., To the East will unpack National and local (City and Ward) politics and legislation that impact residents; Arts and entertainment; Economics and Housing; Health (Mental, Physical, Environmental); Crime and Public Safety; and Racial justice and discrimination.

To the East will also feature a “collective” program every 1st Monday, with up to 3 additional co-hosts, leaders and personalities in their own right, adding spice, flavor and broad knowledge about Ward 7 & 8. One additional aspect and feature of To the East will be the featuring of local leaders, as a way of highlighting issues neighborhood by neighborhood.

News and reporting will come under the “Eastside Story” segment, which will feature reporting from new sources like East of the River News, The Washington Informer, the Afro-American or City Paper.

Lastly, To the East will highlight the work and achievements of young people that live in EOR. To the East will be unique and compelling programming that fits right in with the Jazz and Justice theme of WPFW. ]]> 3603 no Local Public Affairs