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WBAI Program Schedule 9.21.15 Public Science/Ecology/ Arts News Music Health Affairs Technology Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday e Against Alternative Project Women’s Live From l From The Vault Back of the Book the Radio Censored Media Dharma Punx u Grain Center Live Hosts: R.Paul Martin NYC d Host: David Host: Tony Hosts: S.Lilley + Hosts: Mickey Huff + Host: Josh e Barsamian Pickles of the North Ryan C.S. Soong and Peter Phillips Korda h 5-6 am 5-6 am 5-6 am 5-6 am 5-6 am 5-6 am 5-6 am c S m Morning Show Morning Show Morning Show Morning Shows Morning Show High As I Please a 6-8 am 6-8 am 6-8 am 6-8 am 6-8 am Praize r g Hosts: Hosts: Hosts: Hosts: Hosts: Host: Simon Host: Daulton o M. G. Haskins M. G. Haskins M. G. Haskins M. G. Haskins Ed Morales Loekle Anderson r and Pamela Brown Mimi Rosenberg and guest hosts Mario Murillo P Jed Brandt I A 6-8 am 6-8 am B Spirit Any Ascending Saturday W Democracy Now ! Host: Amy Goodman 8-9 am Host: Chris 99.5 fm Whent 8-9am Host: David Law and Global Movements First Voices Rothenberg Urban Struggles Guns + Butter Economic Update Disorder Indigenous Radio Here Hosts: Ratner, Host: Fernandez, Host: Bonnie Host: Tiokasin Host: Richard of a Smith, Boghosian Mathew Faulkner Ghosthorse Wolff Sunday Morning 9-10 am 9-10 am 9-10 am 9-10 am 9-10 am 8-10am City Watch Host: Chris Hosts: DiFazio, Whent Talk Back: Talk Back: Talk Back: Talk Back: Morning Pham, Schimmel, Vantage Point Law of the Land New York, Let’s Talk w/ Irsay + Dunlea We + Thee John Kane 10 -11 am 9 -11 am Host: Ron Host: Gloria J. Hosts: McCourt, Host: John Host: James Daniels Browne-Marshall McDonagh, Kane Irsay On the Count + Kilgannon The Next Hour Host: Rob Host: Janet Simms Coleman 10 am - Noon 10 am - Noon 10 am - Noon 10 am - Noon 10 am - Noon 11 am - Noon 11am - Noon Radio Free Eireann Through Gary Null Show Host: Gary Null Noon - 1pm Hosts: Boyer + the McDonagh Opera Noon - 1pm Glass Health Positive Mind Positive Mind Healthstyles Take Charge Science, Health Action of Your Health and Healing Hosts: Ivan Hametz Host: Kathryn Host: Armand Host: Armand Hosts: Mason + Host: Corinne Host: Dr. Majid + Monya-3rd Davis DiMele DiMele Glickstein Funari Ali Sunday of 1- 2 pm 1- 2 pm 1- 2 pm 1- 2 pm 1- 2 pm 1- 2 pm the month Cat Radio Artsy Fartsy Cultural Arts Nonfiction Equal Time for Cafe Show Specials Express Freethought Host: Janet Host: Barika Host: Guest Host: Prairie Host: Harry Hosts: Seidman + Coleman Edwards Hosts Miller Allen Dowret 2 -3 pm 2 -3 pm 2 -3 pm 2 -3 pm 2 -3 pm 2 -3 pm Noon - 3pm Sojourner Truth Host: Margaret Prescod 3 - 4 pm The Jordan Journal Host: Howard New World Con Sabor Jordan Gallery Latino Letters And Politics Host: Mitch Jeserich 4 - 5 pm 3 - 5 pm Host: Chico Hosts: Melendez Alvarez + Albericci Community Bulletin Board Reverend Behind The Behind The Behind The America Billy Show News: L.I. News News Otherwise Host: Sergio w/Nellie Bailey Host: Reverend Host: Doug Host: Christy Argueta Host: Nellie Henwood Thornton Billy Hester Bailey 5-6 pm 5 - 6 pm 5 - 6 pm 5 - 6 pm 5 - 6 pm 3 - 6 pm 3 - 6 pm WBAI Evening News Host: Linda Perry- Barr 6 - 6:10 pm AfrobeatRadio La Voz Latina Jimmy Dore Julianna Counterspin Katie Halper Host: Wuyi Show Show Forlano Show Global Black Hosts: Collectiva 6:10 - 6:30 pm Jacobs Host: Jimmy Host: Katie Host: Julianna Experience / Latina This Way Out Dore Halper Forlano Global Beat 6:30 - 7 pm 6:10 - 7 pm 6:10 - 7 pm 6:10 - 7 pm 6 - 7 pm 6 - 7 pm Education Building Bridges Out-FM Off The Hook at the Host: Gary Byrd Golden Age Crossroads of Liquid Sound Host: Rosenberg + Host: Out-FM Host: Goldstein Host: Basir Radio Nash Collective + Others Mchawi Lounge 7 - 8 pm 7 - 8 pm 7 - 8 pm 7 - 8 pm 6 - 8 pm Host: Max Housing Green Street Personal Where______________ We Live Schmid Notebook Computer Show And You Don’t Stop! ______________Hosts: Woods Cuba in Focus (4th Thurs.) Host: Scott Eco-Logic Hosts: King + Summer Kee Host: Sally Host: Jeannie Host: K. Gale O’brien Hopper 8 - 9 pm 8 - 9 pm 8 - 9 pm 8 - 9 pm 7 - 9 pm Joy of Host: Chuck D Asia Pacific Cutting Edge Explorations Resistance Everything ______________Forum ______________Host: F. Luck Old is alternates w/ Host: Dredd Host: Michio Rape New Again Lanbi Scott - Keyes Kaku Declaration 3rd Thursday 9 - 10 pm 9 - 10 pm 9 - 10 pm 9 - 10 pm 8 - 10 pm 7 - 10 pm Host: David Kenney All Mixed Up World of Jazz Rebel Diaz Musical Chairs Underground Railroad Radio Soul Central Station 9 - 11 pm Host: Peter Host: Dwight Host: Rebel Host: Various Host: Jay Bochan Brewster Diaz Smooth Suga in my Bowl Host: Joyce Jones Host: Tony Ryan Alternate weeks 10 - Midnight 10 - Midnight 10 - Midnight 10 - Midnight 10 - Midnight 11 pm - 1 am Midnight Heart of Mind Sports Qualified Radio Ravers Host: McLaughlin Niteshift The Show Unnameable Hosts: Wilson, Rhodes, Walker Alternate weeks Host: Kathryn Davis - alternates with - 10 pm -1 am 11 pm - 1 am Midnight- Creative Morning La Nueva Unity Host: Mike Host: Ife’ 1:30 am Host: Bob Fass Dew Alternativa Sargent Dancy Collective Latina Hour of the Midnight - 2 am Wolf Host: Robbins, Hosts: Ruben + Grossinger, Angel Lopez ODonnall Labbrish Host: Jim Freund Midnight - 3 am Midnight - 3 am 1:30 - 3 am Midnight - 3 am 1 - 3 am 1 - 3 am Host: Habte Selassie Ear Special From Burn Baby Burn/ In Other News Connections Massage Programming the Clappers Soundboard 2 - 4 am The Archives Host: Mark Host: Ian Forrest Host: Reggie Host: Lister Host: Geoff Laiosa Johnson Hewan-Lowe Brady Host: Tony Ryan 3 - 5 am 3 - 5 am 3 - 5 am 3 - 5 am 4 - 5 am 3 - 5 am 3 - 5 am 10.1.15.
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