I'm interested in WQXR's history and its archived content. Can you tell me who founded WQXR, its connection to the New York Times, and one significant broadcasting 'first' it achieved? Also, please list the titles of all the available archive collections on the site.
Navigate to the 'Archives' section of the WQXR website. Locate and read the 'A Short History of WQXR' section. Identify the founder of WQXR. Identify WQXR's connection to the New York Times. Find one notable 'first' in radio broadcasting mentioned for WQXR. List all the titles of the archive collections displayed on the page.
State that WQXR was founded by John Hogan. State that WQXR was connected to the New York Times and for years one of the most renowned radio stations in the country. Identify one of WQXR's broadcasting 'firsts': first to go 'hifi' (1936), first to use tape on the air (1938), first to broadcast in FM (1939), or first New York station to experiment with 'stereo' (1952). List all archive collection titles: 'WQXR History', '1940s Essays', 'At 50', 'Music & Ballet', 'Classical Music & the Afro-American', 'The Listening Room'.