Published for people interested in the growing sports of dogsledding, skijoring, carting, dog packing and weight pulling. Content includes articles on the adventures, history, politics and appeal of dog mushing. Also includes mushing tips, how-to articles and updates on working dog training, safety, health and nutrition. Serves many seasoned mushers who want more details and information on what's new. Also serves beginners by providing start-up basics on every aspect of dog driving and sledding, including skijoring and packing. Regular sections include: Innovations, Health and Nutrition, Dog Behavior and Training, Trails, Mushers, History, Events, and Indexes, Listings, and Directories. Mushing is a sport for the dedicated individualists to the families who enjoy this traditional form of Northern transportation as a recreation.

Provides information and stories about mushrooms and the people who collect them. Topics include foraging and seasonal tips; recipes; newly-identified species; enjoying the outdoors; ecology of fungi; book reviews; mushrooms on stamps, china and other everyday objects; home cultivation; and biographies and interviews of mushroom hunters and mycologists. Also features two cooking columns and product reviews of books, particularly field guides.

Written for mushroom growers in the United States and Canada. Covers cultivation, distribution, and different types and species of mushrooms.

Mushroom News magazine is the trade publication of the American Mushroom Institute (AMI). Mushroom News bring important information to its members; articles ranging from general interest to the latest technical innovations. Each edition of the magazine has a different theme, including business issues, equipment and supplies, pest control, packaging and food safety, composting and raw materials, and produce marketing. Written for growers and scientists involved in the production of mushrooms. Contains features on pest control, growing tips and the latest in scientific research. Also includes features on people in the industry, events and reports on developments in mushrooms from around the country.

KTCU-FM is a non-commercial station owned by Texas Christian University. The format of the station is variety. KTCU-FM broadcasts in the Dallas area at 88.7 FM. The target audience of the station is listeners, ages 13 to 100. KTCU-FM's tagline is "FM 88.7, The Choice."

WBRS-FM is a non-commercial station owned by Brandeis University. The format of the station is a variety of music, including rock, hip-hop and R&B, Latino, reggae, jazz, blues, and techno/dance. The target audience of the station is adults, 13 to 100. WBRS-FM broadcasts to the Waltham, MA area at 100.1 FM. The station also covers campus news, sports, and weather, and offers several talk radio-format programs. The station does not accept unsolicited faxes. All press materials and inquiries should be sent to the appropriate department.

WEOS-FM is a non-commercial station owned by Hobart & William Smith Colleges. The format of the station is NPR news and talk. WEOS-FM broadcasts to the Geneva, NY area 89.5 FM. WEOS-FM's newscasts air 5am to 9am and 2pm to 6pm, ET. The station uses the slogan "Finger Lakes Public Radio."

WDUB-FM is a non-commercial station owned by Denison University . The format of the station is adult album alternative. WDUB-FM broadcasts to the Granville, OH area at 91.1 FM. The station's tagline is "The Doobie 91.1."

KNCH-FM is a non-commercial station owned by the Texas Tech University. The format of the station is news and talk. The station's tagline is "San Angelo Public Radio." The target audience is listeners 18 to 64 in the San Angelo, TX, area. KNCH-FM broadcasts in the San Angelo, TX, area at 90.1 FM. The station, formerly KUTX-FM, was acquired from University of Texas in April 2010.

WLDB-FM is a commercial station owned by Milwaukee Radio Alliance. The format of the station is adult contemporary. WLDB-FM broadcasts to the Milwaukee area at 93.3 FM. The station targets adult listeners, ages 35 to 64. WLDB-FM's tagline is "B93.3" and their slogan is "80s, 90s, Now." Newscasts air from 5:50am to 6:10pm, CT.