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WHPC 90.3 FM PAID U.S. Postage Permit No. 71 Non-Profit Org. Non-Profit SPRING 2016 Garden City, N.Y. 11530 N.Y. Garden City, PROGRAM GUIDE Excellence in Broadcasting since 1972 STREAMING AT WWW.NCC.EDU/WHPC One Education Drive NYGarden 11530-6793 City, PHONE: 516.572.7438 REQUESTS: 516.572.7440 EMAIL: [email protected] Sly Stone Show, The (Friday 12pm & Saturday 4am) Explore the music of funk icon Sly Stone as NCC alumnus DJ Soulero spins Sly’s musical contributions as well as showcasing his influence on contemporary music through the artists and groups who continue to cover his songs and sample his music. WHPC SPOTLIGHT Sock Hop, The (Thursday 7pm & Sunday 5pm)) Host Steve Dassa plays The Duprees, Randy & the Rainbows, The Platters, and other music from the early days of rock n’ roll, along with information about the songs and the artists that made them famous. Soul of Hellas (Monday 4am & Tuesday 7pm) Host Teddy Savalas plays a variety of Greek music from the traditional to the contemporary. Arielle Mancebo came to WHPC as a student aide, Spectacular 60’s, The (Tuesday 10am) Take a weekly trip through the decade of the 60’s w/ NCC almnus Joe Lane. Sports Talk (Thursday 9pm) Hosts Chris Muldoon & Robb Hall talk anything and everything in the world of and rapidly learned from the talented people at the sports. The show features guests from the world of sports journalism and listener calls are always welcome. station. She showcased her wide skill set by not only Spotlight (Monday 5pm & Thursday 11am) Ron Stevens focuses on different genres of the rock era. Super 70’s, The (Tuesday 12am & Saturday 7am) Join Ron Stevens for a trip back in time to the music and writing promos, but also mixing and voicing them fads of the Super 70's. herself. In October, 2014, Arielle had applied herself Technologic (Tuesday & Saturday 11pm) Join NCC alumnus Erika Zizzo for the best in club and eighties revival music. Listen to various forms of dance music with concert information, live guests, and more. so effectively, she became the first intern at WHPC This Week’s L.I. News (Friday 4pm) Join the WHPC staff for a week’s look at the stories shaping the Long Island since the station began broadcasting in 1972. When community. Hosted by NCC alumnus Bill McIntyre. asked about the internship Arielle replied, “It was the Thunder Road (Thursday 11pm & Sunday 1pm) Host Kim Tracy plays anything written, produced or performed by Bruce Springsteen or a member of the E Street Band. Listen for exclusive interviews with band members, most incredible experience I could have ever signed authors, and related musicians. up for. The whole internship was hard work, but Today’s Greatest Hits (Saturday 3p & Sunday 5a) The hits of today brought to you by NCC student Arielle Mancebo. the charged atmosphere made it feel less like work Unforgettables, The (Saturday 7pm) Host Michael Anthony presents three hours of jazz and standards with and more like fun. This whole experience has been artist profiles and guests who make the music happen. WHPC News Wrap-Up (Monday – Friday 4:30pm) Keep in touch with what is going on around the world and incredible, thank you to the entire WHPC Family.” around the block with the WHPC daily News Wrap Up. Your Family’s Health (Wednesday 11:30am & Sunday 10:30pm) Professor Joan Buckley of the NCC Nursing Arielle Mancebo Department discusses health issues concerning us all. Programming is subject to change. NCC Student Justin Greenberg’s love for music and the Justin Greenberg streaming at www.ncc.edu/whpc radio industry led him to WHPC in January of 2014. His good pal and fellow WHPC personality Joe Lane introduced him to program director Jim Green, and soon after Justin became a student aid. With the as- sistance of WHPC staff members including Kim Tracy, Dr.Thomas Dolan - Interim President, Nassau Community College Earl Holder, Ron Hoffman, and former students Nick Dr. Janet Caruso - Assistant Vice President, Workforce Morgasen and Danny Montoya, Justin soon gained an understanding of how a radio station operates, Development, Lifelong Learning and found a second family at WHPC. “I’ve learned so much this last year and couldn’t do it without WHPC Support Staff: my fellow student aides, newsman Ray Bertolino, Jim Green, Michael Tamburri, Kim Nadler, Ron Mendez-Hoffman, and American Hit Radio hosts Tom and Heidi Ryan. and Earl Holder They all make it a breeze to work for them and I can’t wait to see what the new year brings me.” Rest in Peace Joe. Media Project, The (Wednesday 12:30pm) This WAMC produced program provides an inside look at media coverage of current events with The Times Union’s Rex Smith, WAMC’s Alan Chartock, University at Albany WHPC PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS Professor Rosemary Armao, and Daily Freeman Publisher Emeritus Ira Fusfeld. Metal for the Masses (Wednesday & Sunday 12am) Join host Rob Brill for a mix of extreme metal music, as well as interviews with bands from the Long Island heavy metal scene. American Hit Radio (Monday 2pm, Wed & Fri 5pm & Sunday 8am) “The show that unravels the music of today Motormouth Radio (Thursday & Sunday 12pm) Join the “Motormouths” Chris Switzer and Ray while recalling the music of our past.” Join host and author Tom Ryan as he discusses music issues of the past and Guarino for features, information, tech tips, and your call-in questions on all topics relating to automobiles. present. This interactive show features trivia, opinions, and many special guests resulting in a fun and informative Music Is Therapy (Tuesday 2pm & Friday 11:30am) Music is Therapy, with Registered Music hour of music and talk. Therapist Larry Carlson, is an attempt to look into music’s effect on human health. Anything Goes (Monday 3pm) Join Lise Avery for a hip mix of swing, jazz, standards, and Broadway music. My Hometown (Wednesday 3pm, Thursday 4pm & Sunday 11:30pm) The program that pairs seasoned hosts Produced by Bastette Productions. with NCC students. Together they explore clubs, organizations, businesses, and issues in towns across Nassau Beatlesongs (Friday 8pm) The only live Beatles radio show on Long Island. Hosted by NCC alumnus & Suffolk counties. Weekly interviews with local guests serve to shed light on Long Island towns making a dif- Rob Leonard, Beatlesongs takes an all encompassing look at the Beatles featuring their music together and apart. ference. Produced by Jim Green Beyond the Game (Tuesday 11am) Hosts Matt D’Aguanno, Sean Cerise, and Conor Hickey discuss the latest NCC’s Retro Mix (Mon – Fri 5am, Tuesday 3pm, Thursday 3am, Friday 2am & 1pm, Saturday 1pm, Sunday sports happenings each week. Enjoy spirited sports discussions and call in to become part of the action. 4am & 1pm) WHPC’s special mix of music from the 50’s through today. Classic Hip Hop and R&B (Wednesday 11pm) Hosts Vaughn Pratt and Greg Opont Nerdvana (Wednesday 2am & Friday 11pm) Join hosts Colton Murray and Justin Greenberg for a show that will are committed to bringing you the best of two genres; Hip Hop and R&B. Join them weekly for a return you to a time when homework was for homeroom and the hardest decision of the day was whether to play groundbreaking and eclectic assortment of current and classic music. a video game, read a comic, or watch a movie. Conversations (Monday 12pm, Tuesday 4pm & Sunday 10pm) Host Ray Bertolino interviews people New Dimensions (Monday 1pm & Tuesday 4am) This program fosters the process of living a more healthy life from the worlds of the arts, the media, politics, business, and academia. of mind, body and spirit while deepening our connections to self, family, community & environment. Produced Country Show, The (Monday & Friday 9am, Monday 10pm & Sunday 8pm) Traditional to contemporary by the New Dimensions Broadcasting Network. country music is showcased along with interviews with legendary artists. Hosted by alumnus Michael Anthony, 90's Now (Saturday 11am & Monday 12am) Join host Ron Stevens as he takes listeners back to one of the and NCC student Colton Murray. most innovative decades in music, the 90's. Ron spins everything from Rock and Pop to Grunge and Hip-Hop. Everything and Anything (Monday 2am & Friday 6pm) Host Steve Mangiaracina plays the lost hits and misses from Oasis (Thursday 2pm) Victoria Crosby presents new age, light jazz, and classical music along with poetry readings. the rock era along with the hits from obscure artists and forgotten songs by rock n’ roll superstars as Party Mix, The (Friday 4am & Saturday 10pm) Get the night started with host Stephanie Lombardo well as music from current hitmakers. and a mix of feel good tunes, ranging from hip hop, techno, dance classics and current hits. Free for All (Saturday 5am & Sunday 10am) NCC alumnus host Rob Leonard, presents a mix of Rock People’s Pharmacy, The (Monday 11am & Wednesday 1pm) Hosts Joe and Terry Gradeon explore the and Roll - from Little Richard to Weezer. most interesting, compelling and controversial health issues of our time. From the Pressbox (Monday 10am) Join Rob Leonard & Tim Leonard (yes, they’re brothers) as they discuss Piano Man (Thursday 1pm & Sunday 2pm) Where else but Long Island would you find the only radio sports from a different viewpoint . show in the world devoted to the music of Long Island's own Billy Joel? Host Chris Muldoon digs deep Frontiers (Monday 9pm & Thursday 10am) A variety of musical styles are spotlighted in this weekly into Billy's catalog to bring you the songs of this great singer/songwriter. program.
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