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wdet.org Last updated on June 1, 2017 WDET 101.9 FM Detroit | Program Schedule MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Midnight The Progressive Midnight Destination Jazz CultureShift CultureShift CultureShift CultureShift CultureShift The Ed Love Program Underground 1 AM w/ Chris Campbell 1 AM 2 AM On the Media Reveal On Being This American Life Sound Opinions 2 AM Acoustic Café Modern Music The Moth Radio w/ Rob Reinhart 3 AM On Being This American Life Sound Opinions Snap Judgment 3 AM Hour 4 AM Fresh Air Fresh Air Fresh Air Fresh Air Fresh Air Sound Opinion On the Media 4 AM The Treatment / Wait Wait…Don’t 5 AM 5 AM The Business Tell Me! 6 AM Morning Edition Morning Edition Morning Edition Morning Edition Morning Edition Fresh Air Weekend Radiolab 6 AM w/ Marketplace w/ Marketplace w/ Marketplace w/ Marketplace w/ Marketplace 7 AM Morning Reports Morning Reports Morning Reports Morning Reports Morning Reports On the Media On Being 7 AM 8 AM 8 AM Weekend Edition Weekend Edition Detroit Today w/ Detroit Today w/ Detroit Today w/ Detroit Today w/ Detroit Today w/ Saturday Sunday 9 AM 9 AM Stephen Henderson Stephen Henderson Stephen Henderson Stephen Henderson Stephen Henderson Wait Wait…Don’t 10 AM This American Life 10 AM Tell Me! On Point On Point On Point On Point On Point 11 AM 11 AM Ann Delisi’s Ann Delisi’s Essential Music Essential Music 12 PM 12 PM CultureShift CultureShift CultureShift CultureShift CultureShift 1 PM 1 PM Rob Reinhart's Acoustic Café Essential Music w/ Rob Reinhart 2 PM This American Life Invisibilia Snap Judgment The Moth Radio Hour Sound Opinions 2 PM The Moth Radio 3 PM Fresh Air Fresh Air Fresh Air Fresh Air Radiolab 3 PM Modern Music Hour w/ Jon Moshier Wait Wait…Don’t 4 PM 4 PM Tell Me! All Things All Things All Things All Things All Things Weekend All Weekend All 5 PM 5 PM Considered Considered Considered Considered Considered Things Considered Things Considered 6 PM Radiolab 6 PM This Island Earth w/ Ismael Ahmed 7 PM Detroit Today* w/ Detroit Today* w/ Detroit Today* w/ Detroit Today* w/ Detroit Today* w/ Snap Judgment 7 PM Stephen Henderson Stephen Henderson Stephen Henderson Stephen Henderson Stephen Henderson 8 PM The Progressive 8 PM Soul Saturday On Point On Point On Point On Point On Point Underground * * * * * w/ Nick Austin 9 PM w/ Chris Campbell 9 PM The Treatment/ 10 PM On the Media Radiolab Reveal On Being 10 PM The Business Jay's Place Destination Jazz The Moth Radio w/ Jay Butler The Ed Love Program 11 PM This American Life Invisibilia Snap Judgment Sound Opinions 11 PM Hour *Previously aired live show .

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