TROY – Troy University’s public radio stations WTSU, WRWA and WTJB has announced a new schedule of special programs in observance of Black History Month 2006. They will begin airing Saturday, Feb. 4.

“Throughout the year, our programming lineup covers the culture, concerns, and strengths that are unique to African Americans,” said Program Manager Fred Azbell, “but in the coming weeks, we're proud to focus even more intently on the triumphs and challenges of black America. This special programming contributes greatly to the acknowledgement and celebration of a people who helped make America all that it is today.”

Troy University Public Radio's special Black History Month broadcasts include :

• Mandela: An Audio History- Saturday February 11th, 3 pm
• Rediscovering Barbara Jordan- Saturday February 18th, 3 pm
• Remembering Jim Crow- Saturday February 25th, 3 pm
• The Undiscovered Explorer: Imagining York- Saturday February 4th, 3 pm
• Under A Southern Moon – Blues Queens and Tent Shows – Saturday February 25th, 7 pm

Troy University Public Radio is affiliated with Public Radio International , American Public Media and  National Public Radio.