WBCR-LP 97.7FM, Great Barrington Community Radio

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20 Q’s From Catherine Baum

Hosted by Catherine Baum
3 Sat/mo 9am-10am
20 Q's is an hour of insightful interviews with local Great Barrington personalities, including music chosen by my guests.
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411 Underground

Hosted by Patty Seifert
Every 2nd & 4th Sunday, 7-9pm
411 Underground "Where the Region's Original Music Lives and Grows." Your source for local, original music in the Berkshires and beyond! Get the latest music and show happenings in the area. All genres welcome!
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A Boy’s Rock Show

Hosted by Aidan Collins, Christy Collins
Mon 8:30am-9:30am
We will play 90's and newer rock, including Muse, Radiohead, Kaiser Chiefs, Coldplay, Kasabian, Cake, Death Cab for Cutie and more. When we pre-record a show though, it will have a theme. Like Electronica/Dance or Classic Rock Or Reggae or something else.
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A Face for Radio

Hosted by Michael Kelley
Tues 8am - 9am
A mix of classic and soft rock from the '60s,'70s and '80s.

Accent

Hosted by Reinout van Wagtendonk
Tues 4pm- 5pm
Hosted by Dutch native and long time Berkshires resident Reinout van Wagtendonk. The Accent is on music, lots of music, music with a beat, a jolt of energy for that late afternoon hour when we can all use it... The Accent is also on the many people like Reinout whose homes are in the Berkshires but who came from other countries. Find out where in the world your neighbors are from!
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Across the Borderline

Hosted by Phil Johnson
2nd & 4th Sun 2:30pm - 4pm
Music breaking through categories and cultures, spoken word, interviews with writers and performing artists, noise/sound experiments, spontaneous mixes, original sound designs. Each program is unique. Retrospectives on a musician or period. Jazz from the 1920s to the bleeding edge, punk and alternative rock, Gregorian chant to 21st century new music, singer song writers and chanteuses. Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill, William Burroughs and Tom Waits.
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And So It Flows

Hosted by WaterMan, SuperHero Ambassador For Water aka Leslie Gabriel
Mon 11am - 12 Noon
'And So It Flows' blends H2O music, H2O news and H2O talk bringing water to listeners' radar screens in both simple and profound ways. The show engages listeners to see water through a wider lens. People now see water as more than a clear liquid. Water is in our culture, religion, philosophy, economy, art, music and politics. It is throughout the moist fabric of our lives.
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Andy Shaw’s Comedy Show

Hosted by Andy Shaw
Tue 1pm-2pm
A one hour show bringing you the best in stand-up comedy. From the court jesters of yesteryear (Abbot and Costello, The Marx Brothers) to the current clown princes of comedy (Jerry Seinfeld, Jeff Foxworthy), you are guaranteed to laugh!
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Aquarian Hour, The

Hosted by Forest
Wed 11am - 12pm
You can listen to the "Aquarian Hour," an experimental radio experience on WBCR 97.7fm, hosted and produced by Stephanie Forest on Wednesdays, 11am - 12noon. 'Let us dream the new dream forward together. While the economy morphs and the earth shifts, we remain calm in the center of the storm. Our efforts are focusing into a coordinated, integrated network of caring neighbors, and we emerge safe, and in a fairly good mood in 2013.'
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Audible Cafe

Hosted by Judy Eddy
Thursday 8am- 9am
"Interviews, discussions, features and more...plus great music every week on the Audible Cafe with host Judy Eddy.
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Beauty and the Beat

Hosted by Larry Chernicoff
Thursdays 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.
A mega-eclectic mix of beautiful music and groove music from the whole world and down through the ages, Classic tracks and lesser-known surprises in unexpected juxtapositions. A show where any genre can follow any other genre, with musical insights and occasional guests.
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Berkshire Jazz

Hosted by Phil Tierney
Sat 4pm-6pm
Minimal Talk, Maximum Music from the world of jazz, from Al Cohn to Zoot Sims, all the young lions and old tigers of jazz.
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Bob Balogh Show

Hosted by Bob Balogh
Fri 8am-10am
News Roundup, monologues, guests, music.
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Can You Fill It?

Hosted by Todd Lewis
Sat 9pm-Midnight
Primarily a guest based show. Guests choose music from their collection that they would like to play on the air. Occasional “theme” shows where the music featured is somehow inter-related.

Common Sense Songs

Hosted by Graham and Barbara Dean
Wed 8pm-10pm
An eclectic mix of music, interviews, discussion and information, either of a social/political nature (local, national and international) or a musical nature (folk, topical songs, blues, folk-rock), and sometimes both!
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Computer Therapy

Hosted by Bob O'Haver
Friday 10am-11am
"Making Technology Make Sense" Why is technology so hard? I went on the air to help clear some of the technology clutter. Each week we talk about technology issues that will make our lives in the Berkshires or any rural town better, more profitable and our web experience more safe for our kids and us. Please check out show anytime by listening to my podcast at the link provided. Then let me know what you think about the show.
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Curiouser & Curiouser

Hosted by Alice Marks-Koshar
Thrus Noon-1pm
Mixture of talk and information about what is happening and how to get active and participate in positive change on many levels - political, environmental, artistic, personal healing and of music; commentary and interviews.
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Dave’s Bottomless Jukebox

Hosted by David Gavin
1st & 3rd Sun 7pm-9pm
A mix of Americana (folk, country, bluegrass, blues)together with rarely played rock songs from both past and present and other music from around the world and around the town. "Jump in, you never know what you might hear on the way down."
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Day 9

Hosted by Will, Jared, Lia, and Derrek
Sat 10am - 11am
DAY 9 is a radio program by Monument Valley Middle School students. The student dj's, Will, Jared, Lia, and Derrek, will be reporting news, stories, events, and playing music of interest to the greater MVM community. Shows will be a hour filled with lively conversation, debates, and eclectic music.

DJ Ming’s Vinyl Hour

Hosted by DJ MING
1st, 2nd & 3rd Sun 9 -10pm
ALL VINYL! ALL THE TIME! CHECK HER OUT! YOU'LL NEVER KNOW WHAT YOU'LL TUNE IN FOR!
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Earth Radio

Hosted by Hosted by Laura Dubester and Alan Silverstein
2nd and 4th Tues 6:30pm-7:00pm, REAirs Sun 2pm - 2:30pm
A forum for information and discussion on environmental issues in Berkshire County and the whole world. Through interviews with experts and people active in environmental work, the show will help us to understand the realities of our environmental crisis, the relationship between human activity and the rest of the natural environment, and practical things we can do to improve the situation.
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Elements

Hosted by Cody McCabe
Mon 10pm- 11pm
80's, 90's, and underground hip hop mixed with classic soul...

Fiendish Shallow-Brianed Rubbish

Hosted by Hosted by Dan White.
Fri 10-11pm
An Indie Rock Music show especially formulated for Freaks and Freaks only. No Normals allowed.
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Food Show

Hosted by Jean Claude Vierne
Wed 12pm-1pm
A Combination of food history, origin, use, recipes and the physiology of taste. With live interview, calls and a French influence.

Found Sounds

Hosted by Jeremy D. Goodwin
Tues 10pm -11pm
Found Sounds presents very new indie and independent-minded music, culled from meticulous research into new and upcoming releases. We also go on psychedelic sound collage excursions highlighted by live spoken word performances, and the occasional guest musician. We have a soft spot for indiepop, but enjoy playing new work from Stephen Malkmus, Arcade Fire, Arctic Monkeys, Los Campesinos!, various bands on Cloudberry Records, Of Montreal, The Shins, Modest Mouse, The Shaky Hands, Antarctica Takes It!, etc. Even though I’m writing “we” it’s actually just me. And you.
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Goddess Renaissance

Hosted by Nancy Marcus
Tues 10:30am-11:30am
Earth based spirit songs and practice honoring our sacred relationship with physical reality, including some social and environmental responsibility.
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Gospel Expo

Hosted by Hosted by Luci Leonard.
Sun 9-10am
Gospel Music.

Healthy Connections

Hosted by Luci Leonard
Thurs 11am- 12pm
TBA

Healthy Spoonful, The

Hosted by Christina Freund
Mon 8am - 8:30am
The Healthy Spoonful is a place to come to learn how to approach your health issues using food as medicine, and lifestyle choices as tools. You will gain insight and easy to implement steps to creating better health and happiness. Your body is unique, start understanding it today!
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Hear Here

Hosted by Hosted by Scott Marks, Nick Ring, and Todd Lewis.
Thrus 6:30pm - 8pm and Fri 1-2:30pm
Hear Here brings to you a weekly concert calendar with tracks from artists performing in the region -- from the Capital District to the Pioneer Valley and the Berkshires in between.
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Heirloom Meals

Hosted by Carole Murko
Wed 1pm - 2pm
Heirloom Meals Radio will provide a culinary journey into the kitchens and gardens of anyone who has a treasured family recipe(s) with the goal of exploring our diverse culinary history and preserving our ancestors‚ tried and true recipes and dining traditions. In many ways the old ways of learning how to cook have been lost in the go-go world of our fast food nation. This show's mission is to preserve the tradition of heritage foods/recipes by delving into the rich and diverse cultural food histories that make up the melting pot of the Unites States and paying tribute to the dying art of cooking from scratch. We will explore old wives tale leading to some of the great recipes and concoctions and explore the connection between food, farming, the earth, nutrition and family life.
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In the Spirit of Play

Hosted by Hosted by Jeanne Bassis.
Monday 3:00pm - 5:00pm
A "playshop-on-the-air", a weave between great music that moves the heart, the soul and the body AND conversations with people who are following their creative paths, inspiring us all to play at life. Musical styles - folk, rock, blues, reggae/world & more.
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Indie Berkshire

Hosted by Max Stockman
1st and 3rd Sun 3pm - 4pm
Eclectic sounds from throughout the indie and underground music world. From acoustic folk to art rock, nu disco revival and eurodance to experimental and dream pop-- Indie Berkshire has it all.
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Investing with Bill Schmick

Hosted by Bill Schmick, Barbara Schmick
Mon 1:30pm – 2:30pm
Bill and Barbara Schmick will co-host a half hour investment show on WBCR-LP. They will cover a wide range of topics including investing in world markets, local business trends and financial planning themes that affect you. Guests will include various mutual fund and exchange traded fund managers from around the nation and overseas as well as local business owners and regional leaders that we hope will give you some added clarity in this complex and confusing world of ours.
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Jazz Straight Up

Hosted by Peter Levine
Sun 11am-1pm
Traditional Jazz, Big Band, small groups, No Fusion,. No Contemporary...

Journey to Ghana

Hosted by Pauline Banaaleh
Sat 6pm - 8pm
TBA
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La Voz de la Esperanza, The Voice Of Hope

Hosted by Rubi Maldonado and Bernardino Aguilar.
Thurs 8pm - 9:30pm
Radio News for and about the Berkshire Spanish-speaking immigrant community: English as a second language lessons, social service information, job opportunities, local news and cultural sharing. Produced by ESL students

Live Earnest Radio Hour, The

Hosted by Hosted by Nick Thielker
Mon 7pm - 9pm
a kalidescopic schmorgastbord of insidious rock based propaganda and extemely occasional local commentary and conversations. And pie.
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Lunch

Hosted by Harold
Mon noon-1pm
A "mood indigo suite" with music, poetry, more music, news, weather, Leonard, Nina, and more music.
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Maggie Cuts to the Chase

Hosted by Hosted by Maggie.
Thurs 9am-11am.
Here you find a musical blend that is sure to satisfy. Maggie gets right at it.

Melting Pot, The

Hosted by Tim Schaefer
Wed 3pm - 5pm
A mix of Americana, Blues, Oldies, World, Jazz, a dash of 70s or 80s, Local Artists & singer/songwriters.
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Metal Militia

Hosted by Jai Kaminoff
Sat 2pm - 3pm
It's a show where we play music you don't hear at school dances or on the radio.
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Mundo Latino

Hosted by Martha Escobar, Estervina Pimentel
Sun 4pm - 5pm
Don't forget to maintain our Latin culture. Tune in to enjoy some Latin music and at the same time, inform yourself with the main events and news about our community.
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Music Lover, The

Hosted by Lexie Lloyd
Wed 2pm - 2:30pm
My name is Lexie Lloyd and I'd like to share my music collection with you: everything from pre-war jazz to madrigals to Busby Berkley to Gregorian Chant to Irish jigs. Music you can hear nowhere else in the Berkshires. Every week we'll dip into the musical grab bag and take out music you've never heard, or music you once loved but forgot, or music you never thought you'd hear again. Please join me every week for The Music Lover, right here on WBCR.

Music Outside the Box

Hosted by Lilye Chapman
1st, 2nd & 4th Sat, 9am-10am
Music Outside the Box is an hour of fun, interesting, outside the box music. Hosted by Lilye Chapman from 9am to 10am, 1st, 2nd, and 4th Saturdays of the month.
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Other Italy, The

Hosted by Christopher Sblendorio
Sun 5pm-7pm
"The Other Italy" offers the driving rhythms of the tarantella and the tammurriata on the tambourine with accordion, whistles, fiddles, or bagpipes carrying the sensual melodies of the songs sung with commitment and passion. This is the "musica popolare" of the local dialects and the traditional dances.
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Our Funky Cheese Shack

Hosted by Hosted by Annalena Barrett and Hannah Talbot.
Fri 4:30-5pm.
Listen here for some funky music.

Perfect Game, the

Hosted by Wyatt Ronan, Tom Danz, and Jasper Nash.
Sat 12-1pm
Three teens discuss the intricacies of baseball from an educational standpoint. Local youth leagues will be incorporated, as well as an instructional segment for up-and-coming ballplayers.

Planetman

Hosted by Daniel White
Sat 8:30am - 9am
Planetman is an old-time radio show from the 1950s. It chronicles the adventures of Dantro, The Planetman, troubleshooter for the League of Planets Organization, the law enforcement body for peace and justice in the celestial world.
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Prog-Bog, The

Hosted by Paul Lilienthal
Sat 3pm- 4pm
A distinct blend of progressive and metal, rich in diversity and fun to the core, brought to you from all over the world. Music so heavy even Steven Seagal can't bench press it!
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Pure Moods

Hosted by Shannekia McIntosh
Wed 9am - 10am
TBA
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Radio 2 Women

Hosted by Serene Mastrianni and Carole Murko
Thurs 1:30pm-2:30pm, REAIRS Sun 10am - 11am
Radio2Women focuses on real issues facing women everyday, from politics, education, the environment, aging parents, and financial planning. The weekly mission of Radio2Women is to entertain and educate women and men by interviewing individuals making a difference in the world. R2W is co-hosted by two powerful women; Serene Mastrianni, a public health advisor and Carole Murko, a former financial analyst and current President of Boulderwood Group. Radio2Women "Giving Women Voice".
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Radio Plays

Hosted by Ken Markel
Tues 6:30pm - 7pm
Radio Plays is a half-hour series of original plays written by Ken Markel. We use local professional actors when available. We are open to discovering talented people with little or no training. If time permits, we answer questions directed to the actors, director and playwright hoping to interest more people in getting involved in creative work. I sometimes read material from other work of interest. Radio Plays is open to doing the work of local playwrights in this format. We are on the air the first and third Tuesdays of every month. Listeners comments are always welcome.
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Rhymes With Jazz

Hosted by Stuart Lemmen
Wed 8am - 9am
Like the jazz you've heard but want something more, something fresh? Heard the Lounge Lizards, Steve Bernstein, and/or St. Germain and wanted to hear more and more by their contemporaries? Then look no further, let the Rhymes With Jazz show be your antidote to cure your curiosity. We aim to please your ears with the smoothest, strangest, and flat out scintillating nu-jazz, alt-jazz, fake-jazz - whatever name you use to describe it, from Erik Truffaz to the Microscopic Septet, it's all good.
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Right On

Hosted by
Mon 9pm-10pm
TBA

Roadhouse Radio

Hosted by Hosted by Chris Meyer and Todd Lewis.
Fri 8-10pm.
Chris Meyer and Todd Lewis take turns hosting this show featuring Americana, country, roots, and southern music, or whatever else they think ought to be played on a Friday night. The first Friday of each month features all new music and look for occasional theme nights on other weeks.

Scratchy Records Show

Hosted by Galen Wade
Fri 7pm-8pm
Shake like a martini! Twitch like the King! It's the Scratchy Records Show, featuring vinyl madness of every shade. Crafted with care, intelligence and an underlying sense of humor, host Galen Wade says, "I enjoy filtering popular tunes through the hazy crackle of jukebox nostalgia almost as much as I dig liberating obscure gems from the trash-bin of history." Experience pure unadulterated audio joy with the Scratchy Records Show, every Friday Night from 7-8 PM.
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Splatto Festival

Hosted by Hosted by Paul Rapp
Fri 3pm-4:30pm
Music, talk, live performance without boundaries or even a modicum of good sense. Guests have included Tin Hat, David Greenberger, Christine Lavin, Dennis Watlington, Sybille Baier, and Spottiswoode.
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Squeaky Wheel, The

Hosted by Cooper Ronan, Donavan lally
Sat 11:30am - 12pm
TBA
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Strictly Slambovian

Hosted by Jeanne Bassis, James Bonaiuto
4th Sun 9pm - 11pm
Strictly Slambovian features all things Slambovian - Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams - their music, their covers, their influences, their offspring, deep tracks, bootlegs authorized by the band, interviews.
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Sunbaked & Sandblasted: The Desert Rock Hour

Hosted by Stuart Lemmen AKA "DJ Simon Says"
Thurs 10pm- 11pm
"As the 90's came to pass Rock and Roll never died, it just moved to the West Coast and grew more hair! Desert Rock rolled out of a California desert sandstorm on the backs of Kyuss, one of its first progenitors, and spawned a maelstrom of fuzz-drenched hard rock and roll and proto-metal that has been keeping fans head banging for more than fifteen years with no sunset in sight. The "Sun-baked and sand-blasted" show takes you on a weekly trip from the West Coast to Scandinavia, from Japan to South America and everywhere in between, wherever guitars strings, chrome wheels, and the sun shines."
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Talk to the Car Girls

Hosted by Suzi Martino and Sandra Winchester.
2nd and 4th Sunday every month from 1 pm to 2pm
We are ‘Talk to The Car Girls’. A new and exciting program offering insight into the world of automobiles. Cars are an integral part of our lives. We need them for everything we do and yet we don’t take the time to really appreciate them for what they mean to usOn ‘Talk to the Car Girls’ we explore our intimate relationships with our cars. So get ready and enjoy the ride! Co-hosted by Suzi Martino and Sandra Winchester. Together we have over 45 years of automotive experience...which is a lot for women in this industry. Suzi works for a major import manufacturer for over 21 years as a District Parts and Service Manager. Sandra compliments this experience by having owned her own repair shop, managing a Service Department and currently working for an After Market Vehicle Service Contract Company. Join us for an hour of fun , car songs and lots of car knowledge. ‘Talk to the Car Girls’ air on the 2nd and 4th Sunday every month from 1 pm to 2pm
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Tangential Mind

Hosted by Nick Ring
Wed 10pm-12am
Psychedelic Sounds from Dub to Drone, Jazz to the Nazz, Funk to Space Junk...
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Tech Talk

Hosted by Noah Meyerowitz & Sam Jones
Sat 1:30-2pm
We'll bring you the latest trends in technology and music.
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the A.M. Show

Hosted by Hosted by a rotation of 10 member programmers.
Tue- Fri 6am - 8am
WBCR-LP’s morning “Drive Time” show featuring news, weather, music and announcements of local events.
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This Is 11 O’Clock

Hosted by Olivia Grochmal
Sat 11am -11:30am
This Is 11 O'Clock talks about events going on at the local Monument Mountain High School. Tune in here to hear it all: awesome music, things going on in the world and guests every week!
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Truth Search

Hosted by Alan Becker
Wed 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Exploring in-depth news stories which are under-reported, misreported or avoided by mainstream news media & lively discussions on related topics.
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Uncommon Cents- The Truth About You and Your Money

Hosted by Christopher J. Becker
Thurs 1pm -1:30pm
Easy to use, practical tips on how to more efficiently manage your money so you can live a life with less stress and more money.
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Vibrational Outreach

Hosted by Jo Jo
Tues 8-10pm
Turn on the positive, tune in the uplifting, stream in the Love, and set your dial for 2 hours of continuous delicious repetitiousness,......... or as we humans like to call it: Music! Savor the flavors from around this earth, with the profound healing sounds we've known since birth.........remembering what is music.
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What’s Your Sign? I Have Your Number!

Hosted by Sharita Star
1st & 3rd Tues 11:30am- 12:30pm
An insightful hour discussing the wisdoms of Astrology and Numerology. Learn how planetary energy is their underlying guidance. Any open mind will be captivated by the affirmation that the power of planets have upon us all here on earth. Intriguing special guests range from seasoned astrologers, metaphysical healers, storytellers, to profiles that capture the planets' take on local talent.
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Z & C Show, The

Hosted by Zachary Houle, Cassandra Houle
Sat 1pm - 1:30pm
Cassandra and I will be asking callers to call in with questions which we will talk about. Also, we will be playing music and talking about current events.
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Local and Pre-recorded

911 Report

Hosted by Frank Tolopko
1st & 3rd Tues 7-8pm
Reports on all aspects of the tragedy of September 11, 2001, utilizing interviews, pre-recorded speeches and lectures, cultural responses, etc. to tell an alternative story of that day's events.
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Beat Happenings

Hosted by Ben Fletcher, Catharyn Tivy
Sat 8 -9 pm
Playing alternative, experimental, punk and post-punk tunes that you won't hear on commercial radio.
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Children’s Story Time

Hosted by Gizella Doyle
Sat 7am - 8am
A story is read for an hour continuing each week until complete. Stories are for all children & are classics in children's literature, available at your library on CD, DVD, or as a good old-fashioned book.
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Gospel Block

Hosted by TBA
Sunday 8:30-9am
TBA

Great American Songbook, The

Hosted by George Fleck
1st & 3rd Sun 1pm-3pm
The show features the great American Standard Songs performed by such artists as Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Jane Monheit, Steve Tyrell, Stacey Kent, Michael Buble, Diana Krall, Count Basie, Stan Kenton, etc. I discuss the artists, arrangers and composers before and after each playing. I also invite local musicians and vocalists to join me on air to talk about the songs being featured as well as their own careers.
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Record Variety Show

Hosted by Matt Downing & Scott Clark
Tue 3-4 pm
Matt and Scott playing selections from their eclectic record collections
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The Way Back Home

Hosted by Bob Connors
2nd and 4th Wed, 11:30am - 12:30pm
Do you wish to know more about the world around you that may be spellbinding, mesmerizing and mind bending? Have you ever thought about why can't we construct pyramids with our advanced technology today even though the Mayans did this in South America and the Egyptian did this in Egypt? Was Plato correct in describing the existence of Atlantis and Lemuria? Why have perfectly preserved mastodons been discovered in Antarctica with grass in their stomachs? Did you know that the Catholic Church authorized a husband and wife team to investigate a paranormal situation in Lee, Ma that may have required an exorcism to resolve? Did you know that there was a well-documented UFO landing in Southern Berkshire during the 1970's? Did you know that there are people living in the Berkshires who can find underground water locations by simply holding an inert object in their hands? If you are curious about these situations, you will want to listen to our show " The Way Back Home.”
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Syndicated

Between the Lines

Hosted by Graham and Barbara Dean
Fri 6:30pm-7pm
Provides a platform for individuals and spokespersons from progressive organizations generally ignored or marginalized by the mainstream media. Between the Lines covers a wide range of political, economic and social topics.
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Christian Science Sentinel Radio

Hosted by Sponsored by a local programmer.
Sun 8am - 8:30am
The idea is to awaken thought to individual spirituality.

Democracy Now!  The War and Peace Report

Hosted by Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez
Weekdays 5-6pm
Democracy Now! is a national, daily, independent, award-winning news program airing on over 450 stations in North America. The program is hosted by award-winning journalists Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez and produced out of the Downtown Community Television Center, a community media center in New York City’s Chinatown. Democracy Now!'s War and Peace Report provides our audience with access to people and perspectives rarely heard in the U.S.corporate-sponsored media, including independent and international journalists, ordinary people from around the world who are directly affected by U.S. foreign policy, grassroots leaders and peace activists, artists, academics and independent analysts. In addition, the War and Peace Report hosts real debates - debates between people who substantially disagree, such as between the White House or the Pentagon spokespeople on the one hand, and grassroots activists on the other.
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DN Spanish Headlines

Hosted by
weekdays, 2:30pm-3pm
TBA

Free Speech Radio News (FSRN)

Hosted by Aura Bogado
Weekdays 6-6:30pm
FSRN is the only daily half-hour progressive radio newscast in the U.S. It is owned and managed by news reporters.
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Indigenous Politics: From Native New England and Beyond

Hosted by Ananda Timpane
2nd & 4th Tues 7pm - 8pm
This show originates from WESU, Middletown, CTis syndicated on select Pacifica-affiliate stations: WPKN in Bridgeport, CT and Montauk, NY; WNJR, in Washington, PA, WETX-LP, "The independent Voice of Appalachia," which broadcasts throughout the Tri-Cities region of East Tennessee, southwest Virginia, and northwest North Carolina; WBCR-lp in Great Barrington, MA and WORT in Madison, WI.
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Just Imagine

Hosted by Paul Rapp
Sat 8-8:30 am
A syndicated show from The Storycrafters, local (Philmont, NY) and internationally-acclaimed storytellers.
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Taking Aim

Hosted by Mya Shone and Ralph Schoenmann
Wed 10am - 11am
This program features contemporary political history especially regarding the more covert elements.
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War News Radio

Hosted by Varies
Mon 6:30-7pm
This show is a production of Swarthmore College in Swarthmore, PA. War News Radio is trying to rediscover the voices of real people. The show fills the gaps in the media’s coverage by airing new perspectives, both personal and historical, in a balanced and in-depth manner.
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