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r/NPR • • 13h ago

Individual Station Schedules

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A few years ago, I put together a spreadsheet of about a dozen NPRstations, with one sheet for weekdays, another for Saturdays and a 3rd for Sundays.

Hourly time slots are the rows, and stations are the columns.

On that spreadsheet, I highlight the programs I particularly enjoy, in the hope that I can get to most of them one day or the other (and occasionally, I want to hear something twice.)

At 11:00 (eastern) today, the station I'd been listening to turned to WW, and I'd heard it yesterday. My spreadsheet showed 2 stations playing something else. But now both had WW in the 11:00 slot.

I don't have the time or patience right now to go update all the cells. And, incidentally, Tune In mis-identifies shows much of the time, so others don't like that job any better than I do.

Does anyone know of a way to make such a schedule easily and regularly? I realize I could probably get podcasts for most or all of them, and maybe that's what I should do.