Wave Farm is pleased to be participating in Radio Revolten this October. Radio art is a multi-faceted form of art. To illustrate this by way of celebration, the festival Radio Revolten (translation: Radio Revolts) invites more than 70 artists from 17 countries to Halle (Saale) to present 30 days of contemporary radio art at 15 locations around the city in the form of performances, installations, concerts and live radio broadcasts. Daily events take place in the Radio Revolten Club, located close to the city market square. Next door at Radio Revolten Central, visitors will experience art installations dealing with transmission in all its guises. This is also the home of Radio Revolten Radio, transmitting 24/7 on the FM frequency 99.3 MHz in Halle and reaching out to a worldwide audience via the festival livestream. 35 radio stations around the world will integrate parts of Radio Revolten Radio into their own programming. Remarkable events will surprise Halle throughout the month of October 2016: from towers to castles to gardens, radio will blossom into art. Radio Revolten Artistic Director: Knut Aufermann. Curators: Anna Friz, Sarah Washington, Ralf Wendt and Elisabeth Zimmermann. Wave Farm's Tom Roe will performs Friday October 7, 2016.

Based in France, *DUUU is an online radio station dedicated to contemporary creation, driven by artists Loraine Baud, Simon Ripoll-Hurier and Simon Nicaise. On the occassion of the exhibition"Joining Forces with the Unknown" October 11-23, 2016 at 16 rue Debelleyme 75003 Paris, *DUUU was a site-specific radio station offering daily broadcasts from the studio within the exhibition space. On October 11, *DUUU welcomed Wave Farm's Galen Joseph-Hunter, Tom Roe, and Echo Roe for an in-studio conversation.

This year Wave Farm's WGXC celebrates five years of broadcasting on 90.7-FM. In conjunction, we are conducting this brief survey as part of a WGXC Listener Assessment and Engagement project generously supported by the Dyson Foundation.

We hope you will complete a brief survey with questions about your radio listening habits, and what you think about WGXC programming. Your comments will help us understand our listeners’ and potential listeners’ interests.

To show our thanks for your participation, contributors to the WGXC Listener Survey are eligible to win a $120 gift certificate from Ca'Mea Ristorante. Ca'Mea, located on Warren Street in Hudson, specializes in northern Italian cuisine. The winner, who will be selected at random, will be notified by email on January 3, 2017.

The survey will be open through the end of 2016 and is available at https://wavefarm.org/wgxc/survey.

Help WGXC 90.7-FM raise $20,000 towards operating expenses to keep hands-on creative community radio alive and well in Greene and Columbia counties. Tune in or turn out for all the ghoulish remote broadcasts. Make a tax-deductible contribution online at wgxc.org/donate, or call (518) 697-7400. Check back for a list of special pledge drive remote broadcasts.

The Wave Farm Residency Program is pleased to welcome Quintron (New Orleans, LA). Quintron's "Upstate Warlock" is a weather-controlled, analog, drone synthesizer permanently installed on the Wave Farm grounds and specifically tailored to the climate of New York's Hudson Valley. Outdoor sensors will detect wind, sun, moisture, and temperature; variables that subtly modulate a harmonic drone chord available to listeners on-site and online.

Wave Farm is pleased to be participating in Radio Revolten this October. Radio art is a multi-faceted form of art. To illustrate this by way of celebration, the festival Radio Revolten (translation: Radio Revolts) invites more than 70 artists from 17 countries to Halle (Saale) to present 30 days of contemporary radio art at 15 locations around the city in the form of performances, installations, concerts and live radio broadcasts. Daily events take place in the Radio Revolten Club, located close to the city market square. Next door at Radio Revolten Central, visitors will experience art installations dealing with transmission in all its guises. This is also the home of Radio Revolten Radio, transmitting 24/7 on the FM frequency 99.3 MHz in Halle and reaching out to a worldwide audience via the festival livestream. 35 radio stations around the world will integrate parts of Radio Revolten Radio into their own programming. Remarkable events will surprise Halle throughout the month of October 2016: from towers to castles to gardens, radio will blossom into art. Radio Revolten Artistic Director: Knut Aufermann. Curators: Anna Friz, Sarah Washington, Ralf Wendt and Elisabeth Zimmermann. Wave Farm's Tom Roe will performs Friday October 7, 2016.

Based in France, *DUUU is an online radio station dedicated to contemporary creation, driven by artists Loraine Baud, Simon Ripoll-Hurier and Simon Nicaise. On the occassion of the exhibition"Joining Forces with the Unknown" October 11-23, 2016 at 16 rue Debelleyme 75003 Paris, *DUUU was a site-specific radio station offering daily broadcasts from the studio within the exhibition space. On October 11, *DUUU welcomed Wave Farm's Galen Joseph-Hunter, Tom Roe, and Echo Roe for an in-studio conversation.

This year Wave Farm's WGXC celebrates five years of broadcasting on 90.7-FM. In conjunction, we are conducting this brief survey as part of a WGXC Listener Assessment and Engagement project generously supported by the Dyson Foundation.

We hope you will complete a brief survey with questions about your radio listening habits, and what you think about WGXC programming. Your comments will help us understand our listeners’ and potential listeners’ interests.

To show our thanks for your participation, contributors to the WGXC Listener Survey are eligible to win a $120 gift certificate from Ca'Mea Ristorante. Ca'Mea, located on Warren Street in Hudson, specializes in northern Italian cuisine. The winner, who will be selected at random, will be notified by email on January 3, 2017.

The survey will be open through the end of 2016 and is available at https://wavefarm.org/wgxc/survey.

Help WGXC 90.7-FM raise $20,000 towards operating expenses to keep hands-on creative community radio alive and well in Greene and Columbia counties. Tune in or turn out for all the ghoulish remote broadcasts. Make a tax-deductible contribution online at wgxc.org/donate, or call (518) 697-7400. Check back for a list of special pledge drive remote broadcasts.

The Wave Farm Residency Program is pleased to welcome Quintron (New Orleans, LA). Quintron's "Upstate Warlock" is a weather-controlled, analog, drone synthesizer permanently installed on the Wave Farm grounds and specifically tailored to the climate of New York's Hudson Valley. Outdoor sensors will detect wind, sun, moisture, and temperature; variables that subtly modulate a harmonic drone chord available to listeners on-site and online.

Wave Farm is pleased to be participating in Radio Revolten this October. Radio art is a multi-faceted form of art. To illustrate this by way of celebration, the festival Radio Revolten (translation: Radio Revolts) invites more than 70 artists from 17 countries to Halle (Saale) to present 30 days of contemporary radio art at 15 locations around the city in the form of performances, installations, concerts and live radio broadcasts. Daily events take place in the Radio Revolten Club, located close to the city market square. Next door at Radio Revolten Central, visitors will experience art installations dealing with transmission in all its guises. This is also the home of Radio Revolten Radio, transmitting 24/7 on the FM frequency 99.3 MHz in Halle and reaching out to a worldwide audience via the festival livestream. 35 radio stations around the world will integrate parts of Radio Revolten Radio into their own programming. Remarkable events will surprise Halle throughout the month of October 2016: from towers to castles to gardens, radio will blossom into art. Radio Revolten Artistic Director: Knut Aufermann. Curators: Anna Friz, Sarah Washington, Ralf Wendt and Elisabeth Zimmermann. Wave Farm's Tom Roe will performs Friday October 7, 2016.

Based in France, *DUUU is an online radio station dedicated to contemporary creation, driven by artists Loraine Baud, Simon Ripoll-Hurier and Simon Nicaise. On the occassion of the exhibition"Joining Forces with the Unknown" October 11-23, 2016 at 16 rue Debelleyme 75003 Paris, *DUUU was a site-specific radio station offering daily broadcasts from the studio within the exhibition space. On October 11, *DUUU welcomed Wave Farm's Galen Joseph-Hunter, Tom Roe, and Echo Roe for an in-studio conversation.

This year Wave Farm's WGXC celebrates five years of broadcasting on 90.7-FM. In conjunction, we are conducting this brief survey as part of a WGXC Listener Assessment and Engagement project generously supported by the Dyson Foundation.

We hope you will complete a brief survey with questions about your radio listening habits, and what you think about WGXC programming. Your comments will help us understand our listeners’ and potential listeners’ interests.

To show our thanks for your participation, contributors to the WGXC Listener Survey are eligible to win a $120 gift certificate from Ca'Mea Ristorante. Ca'Mea, located on Warren Street in Hudson, specializes in northern Italian cuisine. The winner, who will be selected at random, will be notified by email on January 3, 2017.

The survey will be open through the end of 2016 and is available at https://wavefarm.org/wgxc/survey.

Help WGXC 90.7-FM raise $20,000 towards operating expenses to keep hands-on creative community radio alive and well in Greene and Columbia counties. Tune in or turn out for all the ghoulish remote broadcasts. Make a tax-deductible contribution online at wgxc.org/donate, or call (518) 697-7400. Check back for a list of special pledge drive remote broadcasts.

The Wave Farm Residency Program is pleased to welcome Quintron (New Orleans, LA). Quintron's "Upstate Warlock" is a weather-controlled, analog, drone synthesizer permanently installed on the Wave Farm grounds and specifically tailored to the climate of New York's Hudson Valley. Outdoor sensors will detect wind, sun, moisture, and temperature; variables that subtly modulate a harmonic drone chord available to listeners on-site and online.

Wave Farm is pleased to be participating in Radio Revolten this October. Radio art is a multi-faceted form of art. To illustrate this by way of celebration, the festival Radio Revolten (translation: Radio Revolts) invites more than 70 artists from 17 countries to Halle (Saale) to present 30 days of contemporary radio art at 15 locations around the city in the form of performances, installations, concerts and live radio broadcasts. Daily events take place in the Radio Revolten Club, located close to the city market square. Next door at Radio Revolten Central, visitors will experience art installations dealing with transmission in all its guises. This is also the home of Radio Revolten Radio, transmitting 24/7 on the FM frequency 99.3 MHz in Halle and reaching out to a worldwide audience via the festival livestream. 35 radio stations around the world will integrate parts of Radio Revolten Radio into their own programming. Remarkable events will surprise Halle throughout the month of October 2016: from towers to castles to gardens, radio will blossom into art. Radio Revolten Artistic Director: Knut Aufermann. Curators: Anna Friz, Sarah Washington, Ralf Wendt and Elisabeth Zimmermann. Wave Farm's Tom Roe will performs Friday October 7, 2016.

Based in France, *DUUU is an online radio station dedicated to contemporary creation, driven by artists Loraine Baud, Simon Ripoll-Hurier and Simon Nicaise. On the occassion of the exhibition"Joining Forces with the Unknown" October 11-23, 2016 at 16 rue Debelleyme 75003 Paris, *DUUU was a site-specific radio station offering daily broadcasts from the studio within the exhibition space. On October 11, *DUUU welcomed Wave Farm's Galen Joseph-Hunter, Tom Roe, and Echo Roe for an in-studio conversation.

This year Wave Farm's WGXC celebrates five years of broadcasting on 90.7-FM. In conjunction, we are conducting this brief survey as part of a WGXC Listener Assessment and Engagement project generously supported by the Dyson Foundation.

We hope you will complete a brief survey with questions about your radio listening habits, and what you think about WGXC programming. Your comments will help us understand our listeners’ and potential listeners’ interests.

To show our thanks for your participation, contributors to the WGXC Listener Survey are eligible to win a $120 gift certificate from Ca'Mea Ristorante. Ca'Mea, located on Warren Street in Hudson, specializes in northern Italian cuisine. The winner, who will be selected at random, will be notified by email on January 3, 2017.

The survey will be open through the end of 2016 and is available at https://wavefarm.org/wgxc/survey.

Help WGXC 90.7-FM raise $20,000 towards operating expenses to keep hands-on creative community radio alive and well in Greene and Columbia counties. Tune in or turn out for all the ghoulish remote broadcasts. Make a tax-deductible contribution online at wgxc.org/donate, or call (518) 697-7400. Check back for a list of special pledge drive remote broadcasts.

The Wave Farm Residency Program is pleased to welcome Quintron (New Orleans, LA). Quintron's "Upstate Warlock" is a weather-controlled, analog, drone synthesizer permanently installed on the Wave Farm grounds and specifically tailored to the climate of New York's Hudson Valley. Outdoor sensors will detect wind, sun, moisture, and temperature; variables that subtly modulate a harmonic drone chord available to listeners on-site and online.

Wave Farm is pleased to be participating in Radio Revolten this October. Radio art is a multi-faceted form of art. To illustrate this by way of celebration, the festival Radio Revolten (translation: Radio Revolts) invites more than 70 artists from 17 countries to Halle (Saale) to present 30 days of contemporary radio art at 15 locations around the city in the form of performances, installations, concerts and live radio broadcasts. Daily events take place in the Radio Revolten Club, located close to the city market square. Next door at Radio Revolten Central, visitors will experience art installations dealing with transmission in all its guises. This is also the home of Radio Revolten Radio, transmitting 24/7 on the FM frequency 99.3 MHz in Halle and reaching out to a worldwide audience via the festival livestream. 35 radio stations around the world will integrate parts of Radio Revolten Radio into their own programming. Remarkable events will surprise Halle throughout the month of October 2016: from towers to castles to gardens, radio will blossom into art. Radio Revolten Artistic Director: Knut Aufermann. Curators: Anna Friz, Sarah Washington, Ralf Wendt and Elisabeth Zimmermann. Wave Farm's Tom Roe will performs Friday October 7, 2016.

Based in France, *DUUU is an online radio station dedicated to contemporary creation, driven by artists Loraine Baud, Simon Ripoll-Hurier and Simon Nicaise. On the occassion of the exhibition"Joining Forces with the Unknown" October 11-23, 2016 at 16 rue Debelleyme 75003 Paris, *DUUU was a site-specific radio station offering daily broadcasts from the studio within the exhibition space. On October 11, *DUUU welcomed Wave Farm's Galen Joseph-Hunter, Tom Roe, and Echo Roe for an in-studio conversation.

This year Wave Farm's WGXC celebrates five years of broadcasting on 90.7-FM. In conjunction, we are conducting this brief survey as part of a WGXC Listener Assessment and Engagement project generously supported by the Dyson Foundation.

We hope you will complete a brief survey with questions about your radio listening habits, and what you think about WGXC programming. Your comments will help us understand our listeners’ and potential listeners’ interests.

To show our thanks for your participation, contributors to the WGXC Listener Survey are eligible to win a $120 gift certificate from Ca'Mea Ristorante. Ca'Mea, located on Warren Street in Hudson, specializes in northern Italian cuisine. The winner, who will be selected at random, will be notified by email on January 3, 2017.

The survey will be open through the end of 2016 and is available at https://wavefarm.org/wgxc/survey.

Help WGXC 90.7-FM raise $20,000 towards operating expenses to keep hands-on creative community radio alive and well in Greene and Columbia counties. Tune in or turn out for all the ghoulish remote broadcasts. Make a tax-deductible contribution online at wgxc.org/donate, or call (518) 697-7400. Check back for a list of special pledge drive remote broadcasts.

The Wave Farm Residency Program is pleased to welcome Quintron (New Orleans, LA). Quintron's "Upstate Warlock" is a weather-controlled, analog, drone synthesizer permanently installed on the Wave Farm grounds and specifically tailored to the climate of New York's Hudson Valley. Outdoor sensors will detect wind, sun, moisture, and temperature; variables that subtly modulate a harmonic drone chord available to listeners on-site and online.

Wave Farm is pleased to be participating in Radio Revolten this October. Radio art is a multi-faceted form of art. To illustrate this by way of celebration, the festival Radio Revolten (translation: Radio Revolts) invites more than 70 artists from 17 countries to Halle (Saale) to present 30 days of contemporary radio art at 15 locations around the city in the form of performances, installations, concerts and live radio broadcasts. Daily events take place in the Radio Revolten Club, located close to the city market square. Next door at Radio Revolten Central, visitors will experience art installations dealing with transmission in all its guises. This is also the home of Radio Revolten Radio, transmitting 24/7 on the FM frequency 99.3 MHz in Halle and reaching out to a worldwide audience via the festival livestream. 35 radio stations around the world will integrate parts of Radio Revolten Radio into their own programming. Remarkable events will surprise Halle throughout the month of October 2016: from towers to castles to gardens, radio will blossom into art. Radio Revolten Artistic Director: Knut Aufermann. Curators: Anna Friz, Sarah Washington, Ralf Wendt and Elisabeth Zimmermann. Wave Farm's Tom Roe will performs Friday October 7, 2016.

Based in France, *DUUU is an online radio station dedicated to contemporary creation, driven by artists Loraine Baud, Simon Ripoll-Hurier and Simon Nicaise. On the occassion of the exhibition"Joining Forces with the Unknown" October 11-23, 2016 at 16 rue Debelleyme 75003 Paris, *DUUU was a site-specific radio station offering daily broadcasts from the studio within the exhibition space. On October 11, *DUUU welcomed Wave Farm's Galen Joseph-Hunter, Tom Roe, and Echo Roe for an in-studio conversation.

This year Wave Farm's WGXC celebrates five years of broadcasting on 90.7-FM. In conjunction, we are conducting this brief survey as part of a WGXC Listener Assessment and Engagement project generously supported by the Dyson Foundation.

We hope you will complete a brief survey with questions about your radio listening habits, and what you think about WGXC programming. Your comments will help us understand our listeners’ and potential listeners’ interests.

To show our thanks for your participation, contributors to the WGXC Listener Survey are eligible to win a $120 gift certificate from Ca'Mea Ristorante. Ca'Mea, located on Warren Street in Hudson, specializes in northern Italian cuisine. The winner, who will be selected at random, will be notified by email on January 3, 2017.

The survey will be open through the end of 2016 and is available at https://wavefarm.org/wgxc/survey.

Help WGXC 90.7-FM raise $20,000 towards operating expenses to keep hands-on creative community radio alive and well in Greene and Columbia counties. Tune in or turn out for all the ghoulish remote broadcasts. Make a tax-deductible contribution online at wgxc.org/donate, or call (518) 697-7400. Check back for a list of special pledge drive remote broadcasts.

The Wave Farm Residency Program is pleased to welcome Quintron (New Orleans, LA). Quintron's "Upstate Warlock" is a weather-controlled, analog, drone synthesizer permanently installed on the Wave Farm grounds and specifically tailored to the climate of New York's Hudson Valley. Outdoor sensors will detect wind, sun, moisture, and temperature; variables that subtly modulate a harmonic drone chord available to listeners on-site and online.

Wave Farm is pleased to be participating in Radio Revolten this October. Radio art is a multi-faceted form of art. To illustrate this by way of celebration, the festival Radio Revolten (translation: Radio Revolts) invites more than 70 artists from 17 countries to Halle (Saale) to present 30 days of contemporary radio art at 15 locations around the city in the form of performances, installations, concerts and live radio broadcasts. Daily events take place in the Radio Revolten Club, located close to the city market square. Next door at Radio Revolten Central, visitors will experience art installations dealing with transmission in all its guises. This is also the home of Radio Revolten Radio, transmitting 24/7 on the FM frequency 99.3 MHz in Halle and reaching out to a worldwide audience via the festival livestream. 35 radio stations around the world will integrate parts of Radio Revolten Radio into their own programming. Remarkable events will surprise Halle throughout the month of October 2016: from towers to castles to gardens, radio will blossom into art. Radio Revolten Artistic Director: Knut Aufermann. Curators: Anna Friz, Sarah Washington, Ralf Wendt and Elisabeth Zimmermann. Wave Farm's Tom Roe will performs Friday October 7, 2016.

Based in France, *DUUU is an online radio station dedicated to contemporary creation, driven by artists Loraine Baud, Simon Ripoll-Hurier and Simon Nicaise. On the occassion of the exhibition"Joining Forces with the Unknown" October 11-23, 2016 at 16 rue Debelleyme 75003 Paris, *DUUU was a site-specific radio station offering daily broadcasts from the studio within the exhibition space. On October 11, *DUUU welcomed Wave Farm's Galen Joseph-Hunter, Tom Roe, and Echo Roe for an in-studio conversation.

This year Wave Farm's WGXC celebrates five years of broadcasting on 90.7-FM. In conjunction, we are conducting this brief survey as part of a WGXC Listener Assessment and Engagement project generously supported by the Dyson Foundation.

We hope you will complete a brief survey with questions about your radio listening habits, and what you think about WGXC programming. Your comments will help us understand our listeners’ and potential listeners’ interests.

To show our thanks for your participation, contributors to the WGXC Listener Survey are eligible to win a $120 gift certificate from Ca'Mea Ristorante. Ca'Mea, located on Warren Street in Hudson, specializes in northern Italian cuisine. The winner, who will be selected at random, will be notified by email on January 3, 2017.

The survey will be open through the end of 2016 and is available at https://wavefarm.org/wgxc/survey.

Help WGXC 90.7-FM raise $20,000 towards operating expenses to keep hands-on creative community radio alive and well in Greene and Columbia counties. Tune in or turn out for all the ghoulish remote broadcasts. Make a tax-deductible contribution online at wgxc.org/donate, or call (518) 697-7400. Check back for a list of special pledge drive remote broadcasts.

The Wave Farm Residency Program is pleased to welcome Quintron (New Orleans, LA). Quintron's "Upstate Warlock" is a weather-controlled, analog, drone synthesizer permanently installed on the Wave Farm grounds and specifically tailored to the climate of New York's Hudson Valley. Outdoor sensors will detect wind, sun, moisture, and temperature; variables that subtly modulate a harmonic drone chord available to listeners on-site and online.