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What To Expect From A Reimagined On Point

Liz Linder / WBUR
On Point host Meghna Chakrabarti

Starting Monday, October 5, On Point will be reimagined into a single hour of radio and will air on KOSU from 10-11 a.m. each weekday. Each hour will journey to help make complicated issues understandable. You'll hear the deep dive of a highly produced hour-long conversation, the rigor and analysis that are hallmarks of our show and the crackling intelligence of live radio. We're so excited for you to hear what comes next!

Check out KOSU's new lineup here.

"On Point is evolving. We want to meet you, our listeners, where you are now, and deliver what you expect and need to understand your world today. So that means we will be focusing our efforts into a single hour of can’t-miss radio," On Point host Meghna Chakrabarti said in a statement. "Listener voices will still be an important part of the show. Our new approach will let us feature more listener stories, and with greater care."

On Point's new voicemail approach:

Leave a voicemail, be a part of the conversation. Keep an eye on our social media channels for voicemail prompts and questions. To leave a voicemail, call 617-353-0683.

Four things to remember when calling the On Point voicemail box:

  1. No Speakerphone: The best sound comes from using a land line telephone. Please use one if it is available. But whether it is a cell phone or land line, please don't put us on speakerphone.
  2. Tell us who you are: When leaving a voicemail, please leave your first and last name, where you're from and your phone number. That way we can follow up with you if we have further questions.
  3. Tell us why you're calling: Are you calling with an answer to an on-air prompt? A question based off of a social media solicitation? Or, maybe you just have a question about a future show topic? Let us know that. You can also elaborate on any of your answers by sending us an email at [email protected].
  4. And if you can't leave a voicemail: You can always record a voice memo on your phone, and send it to us at [email protected]. Just make sure to tell us what prompt the voice memo is for in the email description.
Rachel Hubbard serves as KOSU's executive director.
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