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About WTM
Music, Culture, & all things moving in New Jersey & beyond. What's the Movement began as a college radio show and small music blog hosted on tumblr. It's evolved into a multi-media music discovery platform currently hosting our branded Podcast and other programs. This is the filter for the masses.
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About The Editor
Hi, I'm Jonathan C. Ramsey and I'm the founder/Chief Editor of WTM. I'm a Multi-Media Journalist, On-Air Personality, Disc Jockey, Podcast and Event Host. Most of all I'm a Son, Brother, and Friend. I like to talk about stuff and write it down. Sometimes behind a microphone. Either way, I need you to feel this.