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Track playlist for "Vital Weekly" 859: 0014 Ulrich Troyer - Song For Heide 0320 Bernard Falaise - Nuire 0612 Grzegorz Bojanek - Remaining Motionless 0912 BioMechanica - BM01-05 1216 Adam Beckle...

On the Dec 5th episode of @Issue freelance reporter Jamie Larson will be discussing his recent article in the Times Union concerning possible overbilling at the County Attorney's office.

This month's show features spoken-word artist and poet, Derek Anderson. Derek was recently released from Prison, after spending 31 years behind bars. This month's show weaves together an interview w...

Filmmakers Julie Casper Roth and Isabel Barton are featured. Julie Casper Roth is an award-winning filmmaker and video artist and resides in Albany County. In 2008 she received an Artist Fellowship fo...

Dziga Vertov's (1896-1954) "Enthusiasm! The Dombass Symphony (1930)." Original soundtrack excerpts, recorded in 1929-30, 26'30". Written and directed (composed): Dziga Vertov; Sound: P. Shtro; Sound-R...

Join host Cheryl K. with guest DJ Dr. Jeff Monkash. He'll be in with selections from his vast jazz library. He’s a gastroenterologist who will be celebrating thirty years of practice in Columbia and G...

Tune in for Can, Yatha Sidra, Brainticket, Dom, Solid Ground, Jane, Guru Guru, and more.

Micah Moses's Cinema Terrorisme is an audio sigil using cut up methods and collage in order to distill the horror of modern existential malaise into substantiate energy mass. There is no moral value e...

Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting's weekly media show. Guests this week include Michael Ratner on Bradley Manning hearing; Joe Torres on FCC.

Kathy Stumph, President of The Chatham Area Business Alliance calls into the morning show to discuss the Tenth Annual Chatham Winterfest on December 9th.

This week's show features an interview with New England folk outfit Pesky J. Nixon.

What's cooking today? Antonio Flores Lobos and Mariel Fiori discuss holidays plans and talk with Esteban Guerrero, about celebrations to honor Virgen de Guadalupe.

Professor Michelle Alexander, author of ‘The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness’ makes the case that the US criminal justice system’s policies can be traced directly back to...

Seems everything's shrunk in the laundry. And we mean everything. Also: Bing,Bong The Subway Song-Bunky and Jake/ Indoor Pool-Phyllis Diller/ Hibernation-Jay Mankita/ Rock And Roll Classroom-Conceptio...

Catskill resident DJ's during the open WGXC slot.

Two hours of shortwave radio-based programming. 5 a.m.: "The RAIN Report:"Short 2012 Hamvention interviews with Don Whiteman, KK9H and Mark Klockson, WA9IVH (11 minutes)." 5:30 a.m., "The Shortw...

Live from the Catskill Community Center. Host Matt Bua will take calls and suggestions, and accepts walk-in guests live at the Catskill Community Center. Also weather radio, solar radio, the ski repor...

"An Interruption" recorded live by Radio Helsinki for Radia. "Radia" is an international group of radio station interested in new and forgotten ways of making creative radio. Each week, one station in...

This edition of framework:afield has been produced in Germany by Marcus Beuter. For more information see his website at http://www.marcusbeuter.de.

"Nam June Paik: Global Visionary" opens Dec. 13 at the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington D.C. This show will tune in some of the Korean artists sound and video works. From the Smithsonian:...

Monthly, formerly weekly, overview of shortwave and FM pirate radio. Pirates in the news this week include an article about David Tedder of Longview started the low-power “pirate” station KRAP, which...

Tune in as host Tom Roe recounts important radio-related news. Plus a few Free Speech Radio News reports from this week about the Federal Communications Commission and radio-controlled drones being us...

For "The Six O'Clock Story" we sample the show "The Wringer" from WHCL at Hamilton College in New York. Host Peter Bianco speaks with Dr. Rosalie Bertell, author of the book "Planet Earth the Latest W...

"An Open Discussion about the Unknown Origins of the Engineered Stone Landscape in the Catskill Area and Beyond." Featuring a presentation by Glen Kreisberg, Vice President of New England Antiquities...

This show will tune in New York City radio the night the former Beatle was shot (from. WFMU recording), and other solo works and Beatle songs. This show also plays an excerpt of Howard Cosell announci...

Broadcast of musical performances recorded Fri., Dec. 7 at Spotty Dog Books & Ale in Hudson, NY.

Reports on Clear Channel's mass firings of on-air talent and programming and music directors this past week. Also, the FCC approves LPFM and backs off a vote on limiting media diversity for more comme...

Around the world communities are already facing the impacts of climate change. Now international organizations, like the World Bank, are pushing a policy that asks polluters to offset their pollution...

On the occasion of the centennial of the novel's original publication in 1874, Anna Karenina took over forty hours to record and was presented in serial form, with musical interludes selected by famed...

This week's program focuses on stories about Polar Bears.

There's no place in the world like New York. This week, AudioFiles takes a look at some of the city's subcultures and the people who define them. We'll explore the evolving world of hip hop and travel...

On the December edition of The Score we will be featuring the soundtrack to and sound bites for the 1990's hit television series, Northern Exposure. As Chris Stevens said on KBHR, "...nothing like th...

WGXC's Monday Afternoon Show features a conversation with Michael Dorsey, Visiting Professor of Environmental Studies at Wesleyan College, about last week's COP18 Climate Change Conference in Doha, Qa...

An evening with host Logan Visscher, spinning both cuts from his dad's crates and his own during this generational exploration. Expect anything from William Basinski to Jefferson Starship.

Host Nan Marron discuss holiday etiquette with retired Broadway actor Dick Sabol.