| Monday | |
| 6-8am | Breakfast Blend (Enzo)
WRIR's multicultural music mix, good with your first cup of coffee
(7:30 - Community Calendar) |
| 8-9am | Democracy Now! (Amy Goodman)
Independent, unembedded news from the Pacifica Radio Network
(8:59 - The Rainbow Minute) |
| 9-10am | Living On Earth (Steve Curwood)
The weekly environmental news and information program distributed by Public Radio International
(9:55 - Hidden Histories)
|
| 10-11am | Le Show (Harry Shearer)
News and humor
(10:55 - Reconstructing Richmond) |
| 11am-12noon | Tell Me More (Michel Martin)
Capturing the headlines, issues and pleasures relevant to multicultural life in America
(11:01 - Jim Hightower's Common Sense Commentary)
(11:59 - City Minute)
|
| 12-12:30pm | Defenders LIVE (Ana Edwards)
Community activism
(12:29 - The Rainbow Minute)
|
| 12:30-1pm | Homespun C-SPAN (Christopher Maxwell)
Community events recorded live |
| 1-2pm | BackStory (Peter Onuf, Ed Ayres & Brian Balogh)
Bringing historical perspective to the events happening around us today; co-hosted by the President of the University of Richmond |
| 2-4pm | Talk Of The Nation (Neal Conan)
News, interviews and national call-ins from National Public Radio
(2:01 - Community Calendar)
(3:01 - Civic Calendar) |
| 4-4:30pm | Free Speech Radio News (Pacifica Reporters Against Censorship)
The grassroots media worker-run independent half hour newscast
(4:29 - The Rainbow Minute) |
| 4:30-5pm | Voices Of Our World
The award winning public affairs program from Maryknoll, the Catholic mission movement |
| 5-7pm | Lost Music Saloon (Garry Morse)
Americana, alt-country, roots rock |
| 7-9pm | The 12 Fl. Oz. Show (Will Armstrong)
Rockabilly, surf, blues, regressive rock 'n' roll and soul |
| 9-11pm | Louisiana Dance Hall (Talia)
Cajun, creole, zydeco |
| 11pm-1am | The Man In The Gray Flannel Suit (The Haberdasher)
A musical mid-life crisis -- a late-night search for meaning and happiness |
| 1-3am | Mother's Milk (Josh Sturgill)
More songs about drinking and food; hold the food |
| 3-6am | The All-Nighter (Sean)
Slight Surface Noise Soundsystem, for your late night listening pleasure |
| Tuesday | |
| 6-8am | Breakfast Blend (Anna G)
WRIR's multicultural music mix, good with your first cup of coffee
(7:30 - Community Calendar) |
| 8-9am | Democracy Now! (Amy Goodman)
Independent, unembedded news from the Pacifica Radio Network
(8:59 - The Rainbow Minute) |
| 9-10am | World Vision Report (Peggy Wehmeyer)
Captures the global issues and events affecting the world's poorest children and families
(9:55 - Reconstructing Richmond)
|
| 10-11am | The Thomas Jefferson Hour (Clay Jenkinson)
A weekly radio program dedicated to the search for truth in the tradition of Thomas Jefferson
|
| 11am-12noon | Tell Me More (Michel Martin)
Capturing the headlines, issues and pleasures relevant to multicultural life in America
(11:01 - WRIR Local News) |
| 12-12:30pm | Brown Bag Lunch Special (Cathy Patterson)
Richmond community non-profit agencies
(12:29 - The Rainbow Minute) |
| 12:30-1pm | Richmond Indymedia Live (Rebecca Farris)
Local progressive news |
| 1-2pm | GritTV (Laura Flanders)
New perspectives on national and international issues
|
| 2-4pm | Talk Of The Nation (Neal Conan)
News, interviews and national call-ins from National Public Radio
(2:01 - Community Calendar)
(3:01 - WRIR Local News) |
| 4-4:30pm | Free Speech Radio News (Pacifica Reporters Against Censorship)
The grassroots media worker-run independent half hour newscast
(4:29 - The Rainbow Minute) |
| 4:30-5pm | Counterspin (Janine Jackson, Steve Rendall & Peter Hart)
Media criticism from Fairness And Accuracy In Reporting (FAIR) |
| 5-7pm | Wide Ear Folk (Eric Walters)
Folk, singer-songwriters |
| 7-9pm | The Edge Of Americana (Josh Bearman & Otto Konrad)
Bluegrass, old time, jug band |
| 9-11pm | The Lee Show (Lee)
Freeform radio with a special focus on country and honky-tonk |
| 11pm-1am | A Party Of One (Dustin Richardson)
Exceedingly eclectic rock |
| 1-3am | Dog Germs (Tommy Atrien)
Rock, industrial |
| 3-6am | The All-Nighter (Cayman & Erik)
The Odyssey Hours, for your late night listening pleasure |
| Wednesday | |
| 6-8am | Breakfast Blend (George Reuther)
WRIR's multicultural music mix, good with your first cup of coffee
(7:30 - Community Calendar) |
| 8-9am | Democracy Now! (Amy Goodman)
Independent, unembedded news from the Pacifica Radio Network
(8:59 - The Rainbow Minute)
|
| 9-10am | Prime Time Radio (Mike Cuthbert)
A one-hour weekly interview program that focuses on the wide-ranging interests and concerns of Americans 40 and older
|
| 10-11am | Business Matters (Thomas White)
The inside story of how business is shaping our world
(10:01 - Hidden Histories)
(10:55 - Reconstructing Richmond) |
| 11am-12noon | Tell Me More (Michel Martin)
Capturing the headlines, issues and pleasures relevant to multicultural life in America
(11:01 - WRIR Local News)
(11:59 - City Minute)
|
| 12-12:30pm | Weekly Sedition (Kontra): Dissent and alternative viewpoints
---alternating with---
Tread Lightly On The Ground
(12:29 - The Rainbow Minute)
|
| 12:30-1pm | Central Virginia Legal Aid Radio (Marty Wegbreit)
News, interviews, and on-air answers to listeners' questions about consumer, employment, family, housing, public benefits, and other civil -- non-criminal -- law |
| 1-2pm | Studio 360 (Kurt Andersen)
Arts and cultural news from PRI |
| 2-4pm | Talk Of The Nation (Neal Conan)
News, interviews and national call-ins from National Public Radio
(2:01 - Community Calendar)
(3:01 - Citizens' Involvement Calendar) |
| 4-4:30pm | Free Speech Radio News (Pacifica Reporters Against Censorship)
The grassroots media worker-run independent half hour newscast
(4:29 - The Rainbow Minute) |
| 4:30-5pm | Bioneers: Revolution From The Heart Of Nature
Bold innovators with breakthrough solutions for restoring the Earth |
| 5-7pm | The Lotus Land Show (Michael Miracle)
A true variety show, mambo to metal and all points in between |
| 7-9pm | Activate! (Mike Rutz)
Wanna know what bands are coming to Richmond this week? Activate! gives you a musical preview of the week ahead on RVA's live music calendar |
| 9-11pm | Mercury Falls (Melissa)
An avant mix of all things audio |
| 11pm-1am | Wind In The Pines (Kelly)
Experimental |
| 1-3am | Commonwealth Of Notions (Shannon Cleary)
Your man-about-town for Richmond's local music scene |
| 3-6am | The All-Nighter (Hal The Discbot)
For your late night listening pleasure |
| Thursday | |
| 6-8am | Breakfast Blend (Galaxy Girl)
WRIR's multicultural music mix, good with your first cup of coffee
(7:30 - Community Calendar) |
| 8-9am | Democracy Now! (Amy Goodman)
Independent, unembedded news from the Pacifica Radio Network
(8:59 - The Rainbow Minute)
|
| 9-9:30am | WINGS
Women's Independent News Gathering Service
|
| 9:30-10am | 51% (Dr. Jeanne Kammer Neff & Julia Taylor)
A radio program that takes a serious and intelligent look at society's impact on women and their impact on society
(9:55 - Reconstructing Richmond) |
| 10-11am | The Parent's Journal (Bobbie Conner)
A weekly national radio series for parents, care-givers, educators, and others who care for children |
| 11-11:30am | Tell Me More (Michel Martin)
Capturing the headlines, issues and pleasures relevant to multicultural life in America
(11:01 - Jim Hightower's Common Sense Commentary) |
| 12-12:30pm | A Grain of Sand (Charles McGuigan)
Real stories that spring from the well of memory; every narrative illuminates our shared human experience and speaks to how the rest of us really live
(12:29 - The Rainbow Minute) |
| 12:30-1pm | The Total Football Soccer Show (Daryl Grove & Taylor Rockwell)
All things football: local, national and international; definitely not your typical loud sports radio show
|
| 1-2pm | The Splendid Table (Lynne Rossetto Kasper)
American Public Media's culinary, culture, and lifestyle program celebrating food
|
| 2-4pm | Talk Of The Nation (Neal Conan)
News, interviews and national call-ins from National Public Radio
(2:01 - Community Calendar)
(3:01 - Citizens' Involvement Calendar) |
| 4-4:30pm | Free Speech Radio News (Pacifica Reporters Against Censorship)
The grassroots media worker-run independent half hour newscast
(4:29 - The Rainbow Minute) |
| 4:30-5pm | This Way Out (Greg Gordon)
The international lesbian and gay radio magazine |
| 5-7pm | New Music Machine (Jack McHale)
Explore new and upcoming indie rock releases -- two hours of the best of the 21st century |
| 7-9pm | Cause And Effect (Alex & Lightning's Girl)
Learn who influenced your favorite new bands, and find out who they're influencing in turn |
| 9-11pm | Paul's Boutique (Paul G)
Freeform mix |
| 11pm-1am | Salad Days (Dacoit Dan)
Punk rock 'n' roll from yesterday and today |
| 1-3am | BombRaidio (Wisdom Tooth)
Punk, hardcore, metal and more |
| 3-6am | The All-Nighter (Hal The Discbot)
For your late night listening pleasure |
| Friday | |
| 6-8am | Breakfast Blend (Phil D)
WRIR's multicultural music mix, good with your first cup of coffee
(7:30 - Community Calendar) |
| 8-9am | Democracy Now! (Amy Goodman)
Independent, unembedded news from the Pacifica Radio Network
(8:59 - The Rainbow Minute)
|
| 9-10am | WRIR Radio Favorites
Various programs covering arts, culture and society
(9:01 - Hidden Histories)
|
| 10-11am | Selected Shorts
Short fiction and plays performed by leading actors |
| 11am-12noon | Tell Me More (Michel Martin)
Capturing the headlines, issues and pleasures relevant to multicultural life in America
(9:01 - WRIR Local News)
|
| 12-12:30pm | Wordy Birds (Liz Humes)
Interviews with writers
(12:29 - The Rainbow Minute)
|
| 12:30-1pm | Zero Hour (Tim Bowring)
Conversations about art, culture and society |
| 1-2pm | Sound Opinions (Jim DeRogatis & Greg Kot)
Smart and spirited discussions about a wide range of popular music
|
| 2-4pm | Talk Of The Nation's Science Friday (Ira Flatow)
News, interviews and national call-ins from National Public Radio
(2:01 - Community Calendar)
(3:01 - WRIR Local News) |
| 4-4:30pm | Free Speech Radio News (Pacifica Reporters Against Censorship)
The grassroots media worker-run independent half hour newscast
(4:29 - The Rainbow Minute) |
| 4:30-5pm | The Progressive Radio Show (Matt Rothschild)
Interviews with activists, scholars, and artists who are making the world a better place |
| 5-7pm | Global A Go-Go (Bill Lupoletti)
Music from around the world in the universal language of groove |
| 7-9pm | This Modern Beat (Christian Hendrickson)
Underground electronica & hip-hop and more |
| 9-11pm | What the Fontaine?! (Fontaine)
You never know what you'll hear next on this fun mix of tunes from across the decades and musical genres |
| 11pm-1am | Midnight Soulstice (Mr. Felty & DJ Pari)
Digging up old soul, jazz and psychedelic rock |
| 1-3am | Frenetic Friday (Anna C)
Rock, electropop and nerdcore -- it's all good |
| 3-6am | The All-Nighter (Dave The DJ)
It's Stiil Friday: new music and DJ's picks for your late night listening pleasure |
| Saturday | |
| 6-9am | Inter Tribal (Tall Feathers)
Native American music |
| 9-11am | The British Breakfast (Gene Pembleton)
British rock |
| 11am-1pm | Shake Some Action (Buzzy Lawler)
Classic rock |
| 1-3pm | The New Breakfast Snob (Allan Coberly)
Free-associated musical excellence, from here and now to there and then |
| 3-5pm | Songs From The Big Hair
Music of the 80's, hosted by a rotating cast of WRIR DJs |
| 5-7pm | River City Limits
Music by local artists, hosted by a rotating cast of WRIR DJs |
| 7-9pm | Frequency (Jesse Split & Miss Joanna O)
Techno, house, breakbeat, D&B |
| 9-11pm | DJ Spotlight
Techno, house, breakbeat, D&B; featuring guest DJs from all over |
| 11pm-1am | The Lounge (Jason Matty)
Downtempo-dub remixes, trip-hop elements, chill, bass line dub, ambient, bossa grooves and lo fi |
| 1-3am | TBA
TBA |
| 3-6am | The All-Nighter (Hal The Discbot)
For your late night listening pleasure |
| Sunday | |
| 6-7am | Not A Word (Ricky Craft)
An exploration into the world of instrumentals |
| 7-9am | Chapter And Verse (Albert Green)
Freeform music, poetry and prose |
| 9-11am | New Orleans Roots & More (Bill Thomson)
Jazz and roots |
| 11am-1pm | Bebop And Beyond With Mr. Jazz (Mike Gourrier)
Longtime WWOZ New Orleans jazz host, now swinging in Richmond |
| 1-3pm | Mellow Madness (Michael Murphy)
Soul, jazz and funk from around the world |
| 3-5pm | The Other Black Music (Charles Williams): R&B, funk, African
---alternating with---
Ambiance Congo (David Noyes): Congolese dance music |
| 5-7pm | The Motherland Influence (Charles Williams & David Noyes)
African, Caribbean, Latin |
| 7-9pm | If Music Could Talk (DJ Carlito)
World, freeform |
| 9-11pm | Can't Stop The Music (P. Swann)
Overlooked, obscure and forgotten music; found sounds and spoken word to amuse with humor, satire and irony |
| 11pm-1am | Stunted Development (Bill Farrar)
Free-form radio with an emphasis on ironic and absurd recordings; a vast breadth of source material presented in an aesthetically unique manner |
| 1-3am | Middle East Coast Mecca (DJ Mikemetic)
Urban club music from the east coast |
| 3-6am | The All-Nighter (Hal The Discbot)
For your late night listening pleasure |
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