; Whereas public radio music stations offer audiences, musicians, and artists numerous platforms for innovative music programming on air, online, on video, on stage, and on-the-go; Whereas public radio’s emphasis on music presentation enables new, emerging, and essential artists to construct deep and lasting relationships with audiences, adding to the journey of lifelong music enjoyment; Whereas noncommercial music stations serve as cultural hubs in their communities by providing a place for listeners of diverse backgrounds and ages to come together for the shared thrill of music; Whereas public radio’s commitment to music and education brings the instruments and experience of music to schools, hospitals, and other places within the United States public square to ensure wide access to music; Whereas these varied and unique public radio activities and attributes foster community among music lovers, build support for local artists and the local music economy, and develop the next generation of musicians and audiences; Whereas public radio music’s network of values and collective commitment to community service, education, and cultural support separates local public radio stations from other music providers; and Whereas, April 16, 2020, would be an appropriate day to designate as Public Radio Music Day : Now, therefore, be it