What's new in the world of music? In this broadcast, a small sampling of Fall 2021 releases, re-releases, compilations, and collaborations will be featured, by artists from Colombia, Cuba, Chile, Cura...

Melody Sumner Carnahan and Laetitia Sonami's "The Bench" (from Jan 1, 1995) is featured. This story takes place in a city square, depicting an episode in the lives of two street people, a man and a wo...

After the local news, DJ Paddy Boom spins a live show pulling from his 40-plus years of collecting vinyl for a genre-shake-down of choice cuts of rock, funk, punk, junk, reggae, rare groove, soundtrac...

This week: 1. Maple Leaf Rag / Scott Joplin 2. Fiesta Piano Solo / Moondog 3. Tres Lindas Cubanas / Bebo Valdés 4. Love Isn’t A Right / Molly Drake 5. How Wild The Wind Blows / Molly Drake 6. Ca...

A celebration of actor Dean Stockwell with music from Rudi Schuricke, Sultans of String feat. Tara Salah and Ahmed Moneka, Isabella Rosellini and David Lynch, Misia feat. Iggy Pop, Vikingur Olafsson,...

Crossing the borders of time, space, and taste, each month "Snackpoint Charlie" brings you imaginary soundtracks to unmade foreign films. Music from elsewhere and beyond, broadcast from Hell’s Donut H...

What's new in the world of music? In this rebroadcast from Nov. 14, 2021, a small sampling of fall 2021 releases, re-releases, compilations, and collaborations will be featured, by artists from Colomb...

Live from Brooklyn, New York, "Radio Wonderland" (aka composer-performer Joshua Fried) turns the very bits and bytes of commercial culture into the driving backbeat to our dance of independence. "Radi...

In this broadcast, two hours of rock fusion from across Brazil – a diversity of styles, almost exclusively 21st-century with the occasional dip into "old school" rock, reggae, funk, soul, samba and bo...

Today "City of Water" by Jose Iges and Concha Jerez, from Jan 1, 1994, is featured. A sonic visit to the Alhambra—palace of the Moorish kings in Granada, Spain and one of the most magnificent creation...

The Sunday edition of the "WGXC Afternoon Show" is "Li Le, Li Tan," a Creole Language radio program meaning "it’s the time, it’s the hour." Its mission is to promote Haitian language, music, arts & cu...

After the local news at noon, Overlooked presents “The Seventh Annual Thanksgiving Tryptophanfest of Intolerable Music.” Tryptophanfests are created to present an array of music so unlistenable that y...

This weekly program of non-entropic thought sounds like what happens if you don't go to the dentist. Broadcast live from somewhere in Hudson, New York on WGXC (90.7-FM). This is the longest-running sh...