Illinois, is another full power FM that carries Classical 24 on a full-time basis. After November 2013, KUHA (now KHVU) in Houston (broadcasting from the University of Houston at the time) carried Classical 24 for a significantly increased portion of its schedule after discontinuing the use of local hosts during the daytime hours. Wisconsin Public Radio partially syndicates Classical 24 on their All Classical Network service, which airs on 13 different HD2 sub-channels throughout the State of Wisconsin. On-air hosts Classical 24 has three daypart-separated teams of ten different hosts which presents 4-hour/6-hour live air shifts: Music Through the Night hosts Jillene Khan Melanie Renate Daytime John Birge Jeff Esworthy Kevin O'Connor Lynne Warfel Melissa Ousley Steve Staruch Mindy Ratner Evenings Steve Seel Scott Blankenship Valerie Kahler The following presenters could also be heard on the network on a weekly basis in numerous short segments or as fill-in hosts: Bill Morelock Ward Jacobson Elena See Liz Lyon (Assistant Program Director) Julie Amacher (The Network's Program Director) Music Through the Night Music Through the Night is a classical music radio program produced by American Public Media and distributed by Public Radio International, and broadcast on many National Public Radio (NPR) stations as well as several other classical music stations, generally from midnight to 6 a.m. Central Time every night, though beginning and/or ending times might vary. Background According to a Time Magazine article first published in 1952, Music Through the Night got its original incarnation when Civil Defense authorities asked Ted Cott of Manhattan's WNBC (660) radio to keep a radio tone signal playing all night so as to be immediately able to send out important public announcements. He elected to try an all-classical music program instead, and the program proved popular. Today's incarnation is provided by Classical 24 and is hosted primarily by Minnesota Public Radio's Jillene Khan and new host Melanie Renate. According to promotional materials, "Seven days a week, this program offers a choice of music and style of presentation perfectly suited for through-the-night listening. The program mixes standard repertoire with the finest works by lesser-known composers to lend perspective to major musical figures." The all-day Classical 24 format generally follows the Music Through the Night format with some modifications. Format The program begins at the top of each hour with a brief introduction by the host to the featured musical selection (which can run up to 10