| Show | Time
| Description
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| Jazz Hands | 6-9am | Get out of bed mix featuring classic jazz, mellow pop and downtempo electronica. |
WRGU
Black Agenda Report
| 10-11am | News, commentary, and analysis from the black left.
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WRGU
Making Contact
| 11-11:30am | Making Contact is an award-winning, 29-minute weekly magazine/documentary-style public affairs. Showcasing voices and perspectives rarely heard in mainstream media, Making Contact focuses on the human realities of politics and the connections between local and global events, emphasizing positive and creative ways to solve problems.
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WRGU
The Shortwave Report
| 11:30-12pm | The Shortwave Report is a 30 minute review of news stories recorded from a shortwave radio. Times and frequencies for English-language programs are included to encourage you to listen on your own.
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WRGU
Democracy Now!
| 12-1pm | A daily, global, independent news hour hosted by award-winning journalists Amy Goodman and Juan González. Reporting includes breaking daily news headlines and in-depth interviews with people on the front lines of the world’s most pressing issues. On Democracy Now!, you’ll hear a diversity of voices speaking for themselves, providing a unique and sometimes provocative perspective on global events. |
WRLG
The Science of Everything | 1--2pm | Host James Fodor is an Australian academic who created this series to convey rigorous science to a popular audience in an engaging manner. Each episode focuses on a single topic, outlining key scientific concepts and findings. He tackles such subjects as theories about how life arose from conditions on early earth and how the universe developed. |
WRLG
The Rick Smith Show
| 2--3pm | The Rick Smith Show is a progressive labor program from Central Pennsylvania. Each week Rick interviews state and local leaders as well as ordinary working people who discuss state and local politics and national issues from the perspective of working people. Each episode also includes important stories from labor history about struggles and hard-won victories. |
WRLG
Its Our Money With Ellen Brown | 3-4pm | Author Ellen Brown reintroduced the idea of public banking motivated by the 2008 economic crisis and the Occupy Wall Street movement. In this series, she interviews leading economists and discusses ideas currently being explored and implemented in over 20 states to provide local economic control. |
BPM
| 4-6pm
(1st and 3rd Thursdays) | Host Brendan McGeehan and his show BPM (Beats Per Minute) explores a wide range of styles, genres, sub-genres, and generally whatever musical flavor pleases the host that day. Frequent guests appear on the show, both in and outside of the music industry.
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| G-town Player | 6-7pm | Random (and not so random) selections from the massive G-town library. Listen and believe. |
The Process with Kam
| 7-8pm
(1st and 3rd Thursdays)
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Stepping Into Tomorrow
| 8-9pm
| Gabriel Bryant fuses thoughtful dialogue about the issues that face everyday urban communities including Philadelphia, while highlighting those individuals or entities that make solutions possible. This show also features a music component, showcasing artists both local and on a national level, whose work provides a voice for change and societal uplift. |
| Hip Hop History | 9-11pm | A fun filled focus on an aspect of Hip Hop. |
| G-town Player | 11-12am | Random (and not so random) selections from the massive G-town library. Listen and believe. |
WRGU
Music At Midnight | 12-1am | A program of pre-recorded music from music libraries that is no longer copyright protected and therefore not subject to music licensing fees, drawing on jazz, blues, folk, hillbilly, spoken word and immigrant traditions. On an ad-hoc basis we will feature original music from local musicians and poets in cooperation with recording studios and performance spaces within our listening area
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| G-town Late Night | 1-6am | The dark, the heavy and the weird. Your late night soundtrack. |
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