To Be Determined aired on WGXC from July 2011 to January 2012.

To Be Determined is a monthly mix of sounds and stories—somber and silly, dramatic and mundane—gathered around a single theme. Each month, hosts and contributors Mark Read, Sara Kendall, and Gregg Osofsky bring together documentaries, interviews, sound-collage, memoir, music, eye-witness accountings and unexpected encounters that all add up to two-hours of great radio. On TBD, the adventure is always in the making of it, while the destination is always To Be Determined.

Mark Read resides in Brooklyn, NY and spends as much time as he can in the Hudson Valley. Activist, teacher, Mark is a humble servant to the Church of Earthalujah.

Sara Kendall helped to launch WGXC: Hands-on Radio, and worked as WGXC's Station Manager during the station's first year on air (February 2011 - February 2012). Sara now coordinates WGXC's workshops, trainings, and youth media programs, and hosts a weekly afternoon show.

In July 2012, Sara helped to found the Oral History Summer School 2012 in Hudson, NY to train an international group of writers, social workers, radio producers, human rights workers, artists, and teachers to make use of Oral History in their documentary and artistic practices. She now works withKite's Nest, a place of curiosity and inquiry for children. In 2008, Sara co-produced the award-winning documentary film Crude Independence, a portrait of the oil boom in a small town in western North Dakota. She is a graduate of Pomona College, where she researched informal architectural interventions along the US/Mexico border with Estudio Teddy Cruz. In May 2011, Sara was recognized by the Open Space Institute as a "Young Leader of the Hudson Valley". Sara is interested in how cities change, and the things young people say on the radio.