Heather Corcoran, Executive Director of Rhizome, discusses the technology-based arts organization.: Oct 10, 2013

Rhizome is an arts organization that works with artists engaging technology. Their programs include commissions, exhibitions, events, discussion, archives, and portfolios. Rhizome began in 1996 by art...

Radio News: 20131010: Oct 10, 2013

With just a skeleton crew since the government “shutdown” Oct. 1, the Federal Communications Commission currently has no enforcement division, to react to complaints about pirate radio. Those complain...

Radio News: 20131007: Oct 07, 2013

News about proposals to extend or shift the LPFM application window at the FCC when the government shutdown ends. Plus, a listen to the California Historical Radio Society's YouTube page of radio hist...

This Week in Radio News: 20131006: Oct 06, 2013

The U.S. government "shutdown" this week, with almost all workers at the Federal Communications Commission staying home. The show surveys the impacts to pirate radio enforcement, amateur radio issues,...

WGXC News: 20131006: Oct 06, 2013

WGXC News: 20131005: Oct 05, 2013

Local news and weather

Radio News: 20131003: Oct 03, 2013

Radio News: 20131002: Oct 02, 2013

Stories about the first day of the government shutdown, and its impact at the Federal Communications Commission. http://www.fcc.gov/DOC-323568-Procedures-for-Filings.pdf http://radiosurvivor.com/201...

Radio News: 20131001: Oct 01, 2013

Reports about the Federal Communications Commission and the government shutdown, a new Pacifica news source for radio, and Glenn Greenwald's Reddit Q&A.

This Week in Radio News: 20130930: Sep 30, 2013

Radio News: 20130928: Sep 28, 2013

Radio News: 20130927: Sep 27, 2013

Updates from the Federal Communications Commission's Sept. 26 meeting, and the Senate Intelligence Committee meeting Sept. 26 about the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, and proposed changes to t...

Radio News: 20130926: Sep 26, 2013

Paul Lewis and Dan Roberts in The Guardian report that on Sept. 25, several Senators combined various legislation recently being proposed to rein in United States government surveillance, into the Int...

Radio Theatre: Surveillance Stories: Sep 26, 2013

Bahram Sadeghi, a Dutch-Iranian filmmaker, calls the National Security Agency to aski if they can get him a copy of an email he lost. Also, a collage of statements from Dir. National Intelligence Jame...

Radio News: 20130925: Sep 25, 2013

Radio news from Wave Farm's WGXC 90.7-FM in the Hudson Valley, New York. • Eriq Gardner at The Hollywood Reporter writes that in a March 13, 2012 filing at the American Arbitration Association the...

Radio News: 20130924: Sep 24, 2013

Reports on the end of "Free Speech Radio News," a Federal Communications Commissioner trying to stabilize AM radio, and the FCC schedules an Oct. 3 webinar about how non-profit organizations can apply...

Saturday Morning Serial: Stingers: Sep 21, 2013

Stingers are short, interstitial sound files used in radio, in this case assembled in an hour-long collage.

Framing the Viewshed: Groundswell Interviews: Sep 20, 2013

Compilation of interviews with Galen Joseph Hunter, Mark Prezorski, Pauline Oliveros, Bobby Previte, eTeam, Beth Schneck and DJ Spooky about September 22nd event "Framing the Viewshed:Groundswell." M...

WGXC News: 20130914: Sep 14, 2013

An Official Promo for "Saturday Afternoon Show" Low-Power FM Radio Special Sat., Aug. 17, 4-6 p.m.: Aug 17, 2013

Julia Wierski of Prometheus Radio Project discuss the FCC's October window for non-profit groups to apply for low-power FM licences.: Aug 17, 2013

Mike Wise, President of board of WBCR-LP in Great Barrington, Ma., discusses keeping a low-power radio station on the air.: Aug 17, 2013

Wise says WBCR transferred their full-power construction permit to New England Public Radio, giving up their chance to be heard outside the Western Massachusetts town. Wise talks about the difficultie...

Peter Doyle, Chief, Audio Division, Media Bureau, and the FCC's Janice Wise discuss this October's low-power FM application window.: Aug 17, 2013

Saturday Afternoon Show: Low-Power FM: Aug 17, 2013

WGXC News: 20130817: Aug 17, 2013

WGXC News: 20130810: Aug 10, 2013

WGXC News: 20130803: Aug 03, 2013

Reports on Stamford suing Delaware County and New York over unpaid rent at an emergency services transmitter tower. Also, recording and news about Cairo-Durham special school board meeting July 31, 20...

An Official promo spot for "Radio Theatre" show on WGXC Thursdays at 3 p.m.: Aug 01, 2013

Radio Theatre: The Fly in the Ointment: Aug 01, 2013

WGXC News: 20130727: Jul 27, 2013

Radio Theatre: Rock Star Stories: Jul 25, 2013

An Official PSA for WGXC broadcast of First International Conference of Deep Listening July 12-14 at RPI in Troy.: Jul 12, 2013

WGXC News: 20130616: Jun 16, 2013

Saturday Morning Serial: Rip Van Winkle: Jun 15, 2013

Songs and stories based on Washington Irving's story of a man who fell asleep in the Catskills for a generation, and woke up in a very different world. Catskill sound artist Brian Dewan gives a dramat...

WGXC News: 20130615: Jun 15, 2013

Local news from Tom Roe and local weather from Philp Grant.

WGXC News: 20130609: Jun 09, 2013

Local news and weather for Sunday, June 9, 2013.

Saturday Morning Serial: Underwater Radio: Jun 08, 2013

Sonar, and whale communication is discussed. Whales operate a utopian radio system, according to Anna Friz, and Ahab was the first shock jock according to Gregory Whitehead. We also tune in the loneli...

WGXC News: 20130602: Jun 02, 2013

Saturday Morning Serial: Wartime Broadcasts: May 25, 2013

Listen to FDR declare war on Japan after Pearl Harbor, Eisenhower warn of the "military-industrial complex," a bit of George W. Bush's "Mission Accomplished" speech, and more on a Memorial Day edition...

WGXC News: 20130504: May 04, 2013

A court rules New York towns can outlaw fracking, a Brooklyn record store opens in Oak Hill, and scientists consider new ways to fight the transmission of Lyme disease.

Radio Stew: Football: Apr 30, 2013

Soccer chants from Barmy Army, stories from Andy Griffith and Bill Cosby, a skit from the "M*A*S*H" movie, and songs from Mojo Nixon, Belle & Sebatsian, Queen, David Lynch, and others.

Radio Stew: Midnight Songs: Apr 23, 2013

Radio News: Transmissions in Hudson River: Apr 20, 2013

Also CISPA, and more.

Saturday Morning Serial: Marching Bands: Apr 20, 2013

A steel drum band covers "Transmission" by Joy Division on the streets of Manchester, England, "Billy Don't Be a Hero," by Paper Lace, "Tusk" by Fleetwood Mac, "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover," by Paul S...

Radio News: Greene County cell taxes; Local Amateur Radio Test: Apr 13, 2013

Radio Stew: Rain Songs: Apr 11, 2013

News report about FCC Chairman Jules Genaschowski announcing his resignation.: Mar 23, 2013

Days after FCC commissioner Robert McDowell announced he was leaving, the chairman now resigns. Both their resignation announcement speeches, two days apart, in the same building, were nearly identica...

News report about Rep. Louie Gohmert questioning of Google official at Electronic Communications Privacy Act hearing. : Mar 22, 2013

News report about March 19, 2013 a House Judiciary subcommittee meeting about updating the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 (ECPA). Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-Texas), heard here interviewing a...

Nell Abram of "Free Speech Radio News" explains the newscast's recent financial situation.: Mar 16, 2013

News Report about March 14, 2013 Cairo-Durham School Board Meeting.: Mar 16, 2013

Short excerpt of the March 14 Cairo-Durham school board meeting, with Superintendent Mary Fassett speaking. The entire recording of the meeting is also available at wgxc.org.