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WSKG Radio Binghamton 89.3 | Ithaca 90.9 | Hornell 88.7 | Elmira/Corning 91.1 | Oneonta 91.7 | Cooperstown 105.9 | Odessa 89.9 More information at wskg.org/schedules Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 1am Folk Alley 1am 2am E-Town 2am Classical Music Through the Night 3am River City Folk 3am 4am Folk Sampler 4am 5am Thistle & Shamrock 5am Classical Music 6am PipeDreams 6am 7am Morning Edition (NPR) 7am Harmonia With Heart & Voice 8am 8am 9am Weekend Edition Weekend Edition 9am 10am Car Talk Reveal 10am 11am 11am Capitol Connection Classical Music with Bill Snyder (Writer's Almanac at 9:04am) Wait, Wait... Don't Tell Me 11:30 Out of Bounds 11:30 12pm 12pm Weekend Radio This American Life 1pm Chamber Music 1pm Classical Guitar Society of Lincoln From the Top Harmonia Concierto Car Talk Alive Center Metropolitan 2pm Prairie Home 2pm Performance Today (PRI) Opera 3pm Companion 3pm 4pm 4pm Thistle & Shamrock All Things Considered (NPR) 5pm All Things All Things 5pm Considered Considered 6pm Wait, Wait… Don't 6pm Fresh Air (WHYY, NPR) A Prairie Home Tell Me Companion 7pm This American Life RadioLab Alternative Radio TED talks Living on Earth Selected Shorts 7pm 8pm Marian 8pm Snap Judgement On the Media From the Top Moth Radio Hour McPartland's Piano Free Range Folk Jazz with Crystal Sunday Baroque 9pm Sarakas 9pm San Francisco Class. Guitar Alive The New York Retro Cocktail Hr SymphonyCast Symphony Philharmonic 10pm 12th St. Jump 10pm Chicago Symphony 11pm Alt.Latino Mountain Stage 11pm Classical Music Classical Music Classical Music Classical Music 11:30 Classical Music All Songs Cons. 11:30 (overnight) (overnight) (overnight) (overnight) 12am (overnight) Classical Music WoodSongs 12am WSQX Radio Binghamton 91.5 | Ithaca 92.1 | Corning/Elmira 90.7 | Greene/Norwich 88.1 More information at wskg.org/schedules Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 5am World Update 5am World Update (BBC) World Update (BBC) (BBC) 6am 6am Outside Source (BBC) Tech Nation Interfaith Voices 7am The People's 7am Outlook (BBC) Milk Street Radio Pharmacy 8am Living On Earth Travel w/Rick 8am Democracy Now! (Pacifica) (PRI) Steves 9am 9am On the Media New Yorker Radio Morning Edition (NPR) (WNYC & NPR) Hour (WNYC) 10am Weekend Edition Weekend Edition 10am On Point (WBUR) 11am (NPR) (NPR) 11am 12pm 12pm Portfolio Capitol Pressroom The Takeaway (WNYC / PRI) (documentaries) Weekend 1pm Here & Now 1pm Here & Now (WBUR & NPR) 2pm 2pm Science Friday Jazz 3pm BBC Newshour (New!) 3pm 4pm Fresh Air (WHYY, NPR) (Climate Connections at 4:59pm) 4pm 5pm The World (PRI) Beale St. Caravan 5pm 6pm Retro Cocktail Hr 6pm All Things Considered (NPR) (NEW TIME - 2 hours 7pm 7pm now also on WSQX) Jazz (continues 8pm Marian overnight) 8pm Capitol Pressroom (new time) McPartland's Piano Jazz 9pm 9pm Blues Before 10pm 10pm Sunrise Jazz (continues 11pm Jazz (continues overnight) 11pm overnight) 1am Jazz (continues 1am overnight).

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