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WFUV's Rich McLaughlin continues the Dead Hour's "vibe" with a great range of jam bands inspired by the Grateful Dead, including Phish, moe., Dave Matthews Band, Gov't Mule, Galactic and many others.
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Award-winning weekday music mix is now a full time service, seven days a week. Listen online with the links below, or on HD radios at 90.7 FM.
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A Thousand Welcomes is an outlet for Celtic traditional music. By providing information about Celtic music and culture, inviting musicians into the studio to talk about their new releases, and interviewing dance teachers and other members of the...
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The daily podcast for music lovers that keeps you up-to-date on favorite artists and new talent from the worlds of rock, singer-songwriters, blues, roots, world and beyond.
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Remember when there were no boundaries between artists and styles? When you could hear more than just the same handful of songs by the same tired artists? When the disc jockeys were real people who cared about the music and their community? When...
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Remember when there were no boundaries between artists and styles? When you could hear more than just the same handful of songs by the same tired artists? When the disc jockeys were real people who cared about the music and their community? When...
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Remember when there were no boundaries between artists and styles? When you could hear more than just the same handful of songs by the same tired artists? When the disc jockeys were real people who cared about the music and their community? When...
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Remember when there were no boundaries between artists and styles? When you could hear more than just the same handful of songs by the same tired artists? When the disc jockeys were real people who cared about the music and their community? When...
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The Music of the Irish, plus community information and news from Dublin with Declan O'Byrne, with Deirdre McGuinness and Frank McCaughey.
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Vin Scelsa is one of the most respected figures in New York broadcasting. Ever since 1967, when he pioneered free-form radio at WFMU (the groundbreaking listener-sponsored station then located in East Orange, New Jersey), he has been a vital...
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The rock 'n' roll expert brings his expertise back to Saturday afternoons on WFUV.
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WFUM Public Radio From Fordham University in the New Yourk City broadcast Catolic Mass every sunday.
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Hosted by: Rich Conaty
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Interviews and live performances with familiar and up-and-coming WFUV's favorite artists.
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The program features theme sets, artist salutes and interviews. John Platt's goal is to strike a balance between old favourites and newcomers who need to be heard and to help listeners stay connected to the rich music scene in New York.
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CDs lost and found. Folk favorites of the past and present.
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Over 25 years and still going strong - that's One on One, New York's longest running sports call-in show. The list of show alumni reads like a "who's who" and includes play-by-play announcers, sportscasters, broadcast executives team/organization...
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Míle Fáilte brings listeners Gaelic lessons plus a sampling of Ireland's Celtic cultures, past and present. Programs include poetry, historical and current events, and musical artists such as Enya, Altan, and Clannad.
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This is a fun, dance-based program showcasing her famously wide-ranging taste in music. Often featuring live sessions with artists from around the globe, and broadcasting from locations as exotic as Louisville and Austin.
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Introduces you to the people and the issues that help shape one of the greatest cities in the world.
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With a broadcast history of over thirty-five years on WFUV, Group Harmony Review is the nation's longest running rhythm and blues radio program and considered the style-setter for dozens of show that have followed in its wake. Today Dan Romanello...
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Critic Alan Light's weekly conversation with WFUV's Claudia Marshall about the latest new releases, reissues, and all things musical.
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Shines some light on the highlights of thought, work and discussion taking place at Fordham University.
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Critic Harlan Jacobson takes listeners beyond the usual "thumbs up or thumbs down" film review, in a spirited conversation with WFUV's Claudia Marshall. Jacobson covers a mix of mainstream and edgier releases, always bringing his acerbic wit and...
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Remember when there were no boundaries between artists and styles? When you could hear more than just the same handful of songs by the same tired artists? When the disc jockeys were real people who cared about the music and their community? When...
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