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PROGRAM SCHEDULE 07/12/21 MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. SUN. 4 AM BBC BBC 5 AM World Service World Service Morning Edition 6 AM On Being with On the Media Powerful ideas. Krista Tippett 7 AM Life-changing Weekend Weekend 8 AM Edition Edition Saturday stories. Sunday The Takeaway 9 AM 10 AM Wait, Wait... This Milwaukee’s 1A NPR. Don’t Tell Me! American Life Fresh Air with Terry Gross 11 AM Ask Me Another Hidden Brain NOON POWERED BY YOU! MEMBER-SUPPORTED Lake Effect Throughline It’s Been A Minute Latino USA » IN-DEPTH NEWS » ENTERTAINMENT 1 PM Radiolab TED Radio Hour Here and Now CONTACT US ABOUT WUWM UWM Today (Thurs. 1:30 - 2 pm) 2 PM Planet Money Wait, Wait... 111 E. Wisconsin Ave. WUWM has served as southeastern How I Built This Don’t Tell Me! Suite 700 Wisconsin’s premier listener-supported Milwaukee, WI 53202 public radio source providing quality 3 PM Freakonomics Reveal news, public affairs and entertainment WUWM.COM All Things Considered 4 PM since 1964. Weekend All Things Considered PHONE: 414-227-3355 Operated by the University of 5 PM COMMENTS: 414-270-1220 Wisconsin-Milwaukee, WUWM 6 PM MEMBERSHIP: 414-270-1225 reaches more than 100,000 weekly It’s Been A listeners. WUWM’s primary coverage On the Media E-MAIL ADDRESSES: Marketplace Minute area extends throughout all of the GENERAL: Milwaukee metropolitan area including 7 PM [email protected] Racine, Waukesha, and West Bend. Wait, Wait... Humankind NEWSROOM: Fresh Air with Terry Gross 89.7 FM: NPR / IN-DEPTH NEWS Don’t Tell Me! UWM Today [email protected] broadcasts locally-produced, award- LAKE EFFECT: winning, in-depth news, entertainment 8 PM [email protected] and music programming, and carries Lake Effect Throughline Ask Me Another On Being national and international news from FOLLOW US! NPR, APM, and BBC. It’s Alright, Ma The New Facebook.com/wuwmradio Hidden Planet Money/ 9 PM This WUWM is a member-supported Yorker Twitter.com/wuwmradio How I Built This Radiolab station, funded primarily by private Radio Hour Brain It’s Alright, Ma, American Life bit.ly/linkedinwuwm listener donations, contributions by 10 PM It’s Only Music The New Yorker SUPPORT WUWM! local businesses and foundations as well as the Corporation of Public Radio Hour It’s easy to join! Broadcasting and the University of wuwm.com/give 11 PM Wisconsin-Milwaukee. BBC World Service etown 414-270-1225 BBC BECOME A MEMBER TODAY! 12 AM - BBC World Service It’s easy to join, increase, and renew 4 AM World Service your WUWM membership. 89.7 FM / NPR: IN-DEPTH NEWS WUWM.COM.

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