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Cody Anderson, radio legend and father of Bill Anderson, passes away

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PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia radio legend Cody Anderson has died. Cody Anderson was also the father of FOX 29's own Bill Anderson.Cody Anderson co-hosted "The Electric Magazine" with Vikki Leach on Saturday mornings on WURD 96.1FM/900 AM.

He was also the former owner of WHAT 1340 AM and general manager and president of WDAS 105.3 FM."Cody was a pioneer and giant in broadcast journalism in the Black community in Philadelphia for decades.

He was a consistent, constructive, confident, voice on the air. He encouraged persons of color to enter politics, to serve people, and make their communities better places to live," said City Council President Darrell L.

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