Wednesday September 30 on WPKN/WPKM/wpkn.org

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6:00 am WPKN Morning - music, news, information - today with Ebong Udoma

including news at 6:55, 7:55 and 8:55

9:00 am I-Messiah: Reggae  (reggae fans note: reggae Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9am-12noon)

11:55 am News and Community Announcements

12 Noon  Between The Lines A review of the week's under-reported news stories and this week's interview segments.  Heard every Wednesday at 12:00 noon with repeat broadcast on Sunday at 5:00 pm. Podasts and mp3 audio at http://btlonline.org

12:30 pm Voices of Paumonok: Elizabeth Thunder Bird Haile - first of a new series, voices of people on Long Island's east end. Details here

1:00 pm   Phil Bowler filling in for Malcolm C. Dankner's American Popular Song

3:55 pm News and community announcements 

4:00 pm Music, Sacred and Profane: Nick Jacobs 

5:55 pm Headline News from Free Speech Radio News  - complete report at 11:00 pm

6:55 pm News and community announcements

7:00 pm Chris Teskey: blue grass and a few surprises 

10:00 pm Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez - news and in-depth analysis

11:00 pm Free Speech Radio News - National and Global News from Pacifica Reporters Against Censorship

11:30 pm Soul Talk: Conscious 

3:00 am Bruce Miller through the night


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Between The Lines for 12 Noon Wednesday, 9/30 & 5pm Sunday 10/04

This week's most under-reported news stories plus the following interviews: 

• Scott Harris talks with Greg Grandin, professor of history at New York University, who discusses the latest developments in Honduras after ousted president Manual Zelaya clandestinely returned to his nation - taking refuge in the Brazilian Embassy.

• Melinda Tuhus interviews Eric Seitz, attorney for Native American activist and political prisoner Leonard Peltier.  He discusses his client’s recent unsuccessful attempt to be released on Parole.
  
  

• Scott Harris talks with Journalism Professor Christopher Martin, who summarizes the results of a study he and Professor Peter Dreier conducted on the corporate media’s flawed coverage of alleged scandals surrounding the community organizing group ACORN.   

Between the Lines is heard each Wednesday at 12 Noon and Sunday at 5pm.

More information at Between The Lines web site.

 

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Voices of Paumonok - Wednesday September 30 at 12:30pm

"On the east end of Long Island we say the biggest business is real estate.
Well, I'm asking you,  where did they get all this real estate anyhow?"

WPKN 89.5 / WPKM 88.7 / wpkn.org

present  Voices of Paumonok

the first program in a new series
features Shinnecock Elder Elizabeth Thunder Bird Haile

In a talk given in April 2009 at the Southampton Democratic Club Ms. Haile relates some history of the east end from the perspective of the first peoples of the island they named Paumonok.

Download Audio here

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Tuesday September 29 on WPKN/WPKM/wpkn.org

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6:00 am WPKN Morning - music, news, information - today with Jeep Ward

including news and community announcements at 6:55, 7:55 and 8:55

9:00 am Johnny Be Good: Jazz, etc. with John Corvino

11:55 am News and Community Announcements 

12:00 noon Counterspin  media analysis by Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting 

12:30 pm Grit Radio with Laura Flanders

1:00 pm  Phil Bowler - Jazz Adventures

3:55 pm News and community announcements

4:00 pm Radio Something: Valerie Richardson
5:55 pm Headline News from Free Speech Radio News complete report at 11:00 pm

6:55 pm News and community announcements

7:00 pm  Jim Motavalli:  Americana, blues and jazz plus interviews on green topics

10:00 pm Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez - news and in-depth analysis

11:00 pm Free Speech Radio News - National and Global News

11:30 pm  Radio Free Arcadia: Tom Poplawski 

3:00 am Six Feet Deep with Jeep Ward behind the board - hip-hop

 

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Monday Sept 28 on WPKN-WPKM-wpkn.org

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6:00 am WPKN Mornings - music, news, information - with Annette Szczesiul

including news at 6:55, 7:55 and 8:55

8:55 am News and Community Announcements

9:00 am Irie Radio with I-Tone: Reggae

11:55 am News and Community Announcements

12 Noon Progressive Radio - Interviews with Matt Rothchild editor of The Progressive. 

12:30 pm This Way Out - news about/for the GLBT community

1:00 pm Kimberly Massengill: The "Lots of Free Stuff" Episode

Indie-Rock, Funk, Soul, Blues, Jazz, Trip-Hop, twang, thump, drag. New stuff, old stuff, not-yet stuff.

3:55 pm News and community announcements

4:00 pm Pete Stewart Various shades of Blues, Folk, R&B, Rock, Country, Jazz, World

5:55 pm Headline News from Free Speech Radio News

The complete Free Speech Radio News report is heard at 11 pm.

6:55 pm News and community announcements
 

7:00 pm Jazz Variations with Patrick O'Sullivan

7:55 pm White Rose Political Calendar

8:00 pm Counterpoint with Scott Harris: issues of the day not covered by the main-stream media . Tonight's interview details here

10:00 pm Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez - news and in-depth analysis

11:00 pm Free Speech Radio News - National and Global News

11:30 pm Connections...with Eric Cocks

 2:55 am News and community announcements

3:00 am Home Base Radio with Yves Wilson and Greg Brown

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Counterpoint for September 28, 2009 at 8 pm

Counterpoint, hosted by Scott Harris is heard every Monday between 8:00-10:00 pm ET. 

1) Greg Grandin, professor of history at New York University and author of a number of books, most recently, "Fordlandia: The Rise and Fall of Henry Ford's Forgotten Jungle City," talks about the tense situation in Honduras after ousted president Manual Zelaya secretly returned to his country and sought refuge in the Brazilian embassy. 

2) Christopher Martin, professor of journalism at the University of Northern Iowa discusses his research, along with professor Peter Dreier of Occidental College, into the corporate media's dishonest coverage of recent "scandals" involving the community organizing group ACORN.

3) David Swanson, co-founder of the group AfterDowningStreet.org and Washington director of Democrats.com talks about his new book, "Daybreak: Undoing the Imperial Presidency and Forming a More Perfect Union."

4) Timothy Karr, Campaign Director with the group Free Press, examines the recent initiative of FCC Chair Julius Genachowski's plan to move toward Net Neutrality by expanding the rules to protect a free and open Internet. 

An archive of Counterpoint programs are accessible for free at www.whiterosesociety.org  Some segments of Counterpoint are edited for re-broadcast on the syndicated Between The Lines radio newsmagazine. Visit their web site at http://www.btlonline.org for free subscriptions to mp3 - podcast audio files, program summaries and interview transcripts.

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Sunday September 27 on WPKN/WPKM/wpkn.org

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5:00 am Radio Vision with Pierre Mersier in Haitian language

Music and information 

7:00 am Integrative Wellness: Ameni Harris, Maud Joseph and Dr. Z

10:00 am Morning Maniac Music: David Golden

2:00 pm La Esquina Latina: Luis Pomales with music from hotter spots-Latin jazz, pop

5:00 pm Between The Lines: WPKN's award-wining review of the news and opinion not heard on the major media.  This week's interviews

5:30 pm Amazon Radio: Pam Smith presents female vocalists

7:00 pm  Antique Blues: Bill Nolan with the longest running music program on WPKN

10:00 pm Radio Nothing: Rod Richardson

2:00 am Bobby Mondavi

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Saturday September 26 on WPKN/WPKM/wpkn.org

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The WPKN / WPKM schedule has been re-arranged to allow a wider variety of news, public affairs and music programs. See the new schedule here.

6:00 am  It's a Hit: Musical Comedy with Rob Reeves

8:55 am News and Community Announcements

9 am  J.F. presents:  An interview with John Fitch,
noted race car driver whose career spanned 18 years and included such races as the 1951 Argentine Grand Prix, 1955 Mille Miglia, Dunrod Tourist Trophy, and Sebring endurance race as well as numerous lesser races. he also competed in the 24 Hours of Le Mans six times, finishing as high as third. Fitch also served as the first manager for Chevrolet's Corvette racing team, and the first general manager of the Lime Rock Park race track. Fitch emulated his ancestor, John Fitch who invented the steamship, by inventing many safety innovations for the race track and the highway.

11:00 am Barricada:  John Lugo and various hosts (in spanish) Political discussion with explorations of all types of Latino music, especially Latin rock and nueva trova 

1:00 pm Good Music - Ken Best: interviews with musicians, authors of books on music and occasional sports talk to do the Saturday errands, work around the house, wash the car or just sit back with a cold one.

4:00 pm New Music Network: Mark Muller fills in for Liz Becker

7:00 pm Capitol Radio: Collette Rossingnol

10:00 pm  Mikki's Room: 

A room full of African-American and Native American culture, with history, poetry, what’s been and what could be. Always connecting with those behind the walls (in regional prisons), and scaling our personal walls, too.

 2:00 am Tom Poplawski - Radio Free Arcadia 
An eclectic, unexpected mix of sounds and ideas. Space Rock. Kraut Rock. Prog Rock. Grateful Dead.
 

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Friday, September 25 on WPKN/WPKM/wpkn.org

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6:00 am WPKN Morning - music, news, information - today with J.F. 

including news at 6:55, 7:55 and 8:55

8:55 am News and Community Announcements

9:00 am Irie Radio: Reggae with Samba

11:55 am News and Community Announcements

12 Noon Indigenous Politics: From New England and Beyond with J. Kehaulani Kauanui associate professor of American Studies and Anthropology at Wesleyan University.  On today's program Prof. Kauanui explores Gedakina - Revitalizing A Native Way of Life. Recent programs in this series are posted here

1:00 pm Radio Base Camp with Steve di Costanzo and Eric Cocks

3 pm:  interview with Marc Rubenstein, founder of  The Pig Light Show who performed at over 600 concerts from 1968-1977 at many venues- best remembered for its      work at The Fillmore East and Capitol Theatre.

3:55 pm News and community announcements

 

4:00 pm Mike Horyczun - On the Horizon: Expect hot, cutting-edge folk, blues and acoustic sounds. Plus plenty of tasty electric guitar solos and world music.

5:55 pm Headline News from Free Speech Radio News - complete report at 11:00 pm

6:55 pm News and community announcements

7:00 pm  Kathy Demino: female vocalists and and male guitarists receive special attention.

8:30 pm Ray Terlaga: music, AIDS Update and The Skies of Bridgeport

10:00 pm Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez - news and in-depth analysis

11:00 pm Free Speech Radio News - National and Global News

11:30 pm Radio Nothing: Rod Richardson
(fill-in for Bob Chamenko)

3:00 am Off Beat: Rich Kaminsky

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Thursday September 24 on WPKN/WPKM/wpkn.org

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6:00 am WPKN Morning - music, news, information  - today with Cliff Furnald and global roots music

including news and community announcements at 6:55, 7:55 and 8:55

9:00 am  The Binnie Klein Show:  A Miniature World of euro-pop, trip-hop, indie-rock, singer-songwriter, electronica, interviews, Mystery Audio and the Apes Update

11:55 am News and Community Announcements 

12 Noon  Sea Change Radio: The Digital Commons: Converting “Free” Into Value

David Bollier tells us how the Internet is a “Viral Spiral” that’s changing our concept of private and public value with the digital commons. 

12:30 pm The Forest and the Trees: Melinda Tuhus with news on ecology

1:00 pm All Mixed Up with Peter Bochan:  a collage of great music and current-events sound bites 

3:55 pm News and community announcements

4:00 pm Bob Balogh: the news from Backfish, MA, todays obit and music 

5:55 pm Headline News from Free Speech Radio News complete report at 11:00 pm

6:55 pm News and community announcements

7:00 pm  Blues in the Evening with Bob Shapiro/Al Bell 

10:00 pm Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez - news and in-depth analysis

11:00 pm Free Speech Radio News - National and Global News

11:30 pm  Mark Muller's New Music Network

3:00 am  Lounge Sounds: Jose Colon

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Wednesday September 23 on WPKN/WPKM/wpkn.org

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6:00 am WPKN Morning - music, news, information - today with Ebong Udoma

including news at 6:55, 7:55 and 8:55

8:55 am News and Community Announcements 

9:00 am I-Messiah: Reggae  (reggae fans note: reggae Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9am-12noon)

11:55 am News and Community Announcements

12 Noon  Between The Lines A review of the week's under-reported news stories and this week's interview segments.  Heard every Wednesday at 12:00 noon with repeat broadcasts on Sunday at 5:00 pm. Podasts and mp3 audio at http://btlonline.org

12:30 pm East End Ink: A monthly review of Long Island's literary coves.

Italian novelist and political figure Ignazio Silone is the
subject of this month's East End Ink. Hofstra University professor Dr. Stanislao Pugliese talks about "Bitter Spring", his biography of Silone.  His talk was recorded in June at Canio's Books in Sag Harbor.  This and previous programs are available on-demand at www.EastEndInk.blogspot.com

1:00 pm  Carl J. Frano: the musical 60s and 70s return

3:55 pm News and community announcements 
4:00 pm   Music, Sacred and Profane: Nick Jacobs 

5:55 pm Headline News from Free Speech Radio News  - complete report at 11:00 pm

6:55 pm News and community announcements

7:00 pm Chris Teskey: blue grass and a few surprises 

10:00 pm Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez - news and in-depth analysis

11:00 pm Free Speech Radio News - National and Global News from Pacifica Reporters Against Censorship

11:30 pm Soul Talk: Conscious 

3:00 am t.b.a 

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East End Ink: Wednesday 12:30 pm

  East End Ink is a monthly review of Long Island's literary coves 
now heard on the 4th Wednesday each month.

Italian novelist and political figure Ignazio Silone is the subject of this month's East End Ink. Hofstra University professor Dr. Stanislao Pugliese talks about "Bitter Spring", his biography of Silone.  His talk was recorded in June at Canio's Books in Sag Harbor. 

Previous programs are available on-demand at www.EastEndInk.blogspot.com

Tuesday September 22 on WPKN/WPKM/wpkn.org

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6:00 am WPKN Morning - music, news, information - today with Jeep Ward

including news and community announcements at 6:55, 7:55 and 8:55

9:00 am Jazz with Rick Petrone

11:55 am News and Community Announcements

12:00 noon Counterspin media analysis by Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting

12:30 pm Grit Radio with Laura Flanders

1:00 pm Phil Bowler - Jazz Adventures

• Phil interviews noted Jazz vocalist Diane Linscott

3:55 pm News and community announcements 4:00 pm Bob Johnson fills in for Terry Hopper's The Quest with an 'eclectic mix'

5:55 pm Headline News from Free Speech Radio News complete report at 11:00 pm

6:00pm Tribute to Mary Travers

6:55 pm News and community announcements

7:00 pm Jeff Wignall: interviews: blues, jazz, soul and lots of Van Morrison.

10:00 pm Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez - news and in-depth analysis

11:00 pm Free Speech Radio News - National and Global News

11:30 pm Dave-0 filling in for Radio Free Arcadia with Tom Poplawski

3:00 am Six Feet Deep with Jeep Ward behind the board - hip-hop

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White Rose Political Calendar starting September 28

Welcome to this week’s edition of the White Rose Political Calendar. The calendar takes its name from the White Rose, a resistance group in Nazi Germany that worked to educate and organize opposition to the horrifying agenda of the Third Reich.

In the spirit of the White Rose, WPKN and WPKM offer their weekly Political Calendar in order to give voice to the struggles for political, social, economic and environmental justice.

Here are this week’s listings:

Wednesday September 30: 

A Rally to support real health care reform and to support the public option will be held  in Shirley, New York.
Join members of the South Country Peace Group on Wednesday, September 30 from 4:00-5:00 PM at the intersection of William Floyd Parkway and Montauk Highway in Shirley (near Pathmark Shopping Ctr)

Signs will be provided but please bring a sign if you can.

 

Contact Denis at dmu7@optonline.net for more information

Saturday, October 3, 2009
 
The NATIONAL SOLAR TOUR and GREEN BUILDINGS OPEN HOUSE comes to  LONG ISLAND. It’s being coordinated locally by Renewable Energy Long Island (RELI) and the Long Island Power Authority (LIPA). The free event runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at several sites around Long Island.
The National Solar Tour is considered the largest public renewable energy education event in the world. It is a self-guided tour of homes, businesses and other buildings with solar features including passive solar design, solar hot water and solar-electric generating systems. The Solar Tour is an excellent way to experience first-hand that solar energy really works on Long Island. You can learn about the benefits of solar and other forms of renewable energy, watch electric meters run backwards, see the actual savings on utility bills, and talk to the people who own these systems.
For a list of tour sites, visit www.renewableenergylongisland.org.


 On Saturday, October 3, TERRA VERDE, a celebratory eco-party will take place at Vaiuso’s Nursery, 75 Hosley Ave in Branford from 6:00-8:00pm. Jamie Burnett will beautifully illuminate the greenhouses, visible from I-95, with energy efficient LED lighting, La Cuisine will cater with a light appetizer selection of organic and local produce. Local and organic wine and beer will be served. Many local green and natural living businesses will be represented with an offering of their products. Proceeds will support Branford Luminata, a multi-media light and sound event on the Branford Green highlighting the rich history of Branford.

Sponsored by Projects2k, an Art/Science/Ecology collaborative. For more information and tickets, contact Joy at 203.215.2227 or Robin at 203.415.5613.

On Sunday Oct. 4 at 2 p.m., Rally to Abolish the Death Penalty in CT at the Capitol building, Hartford.

This spring a bill to abolish the death penalty passed both chambers of the Connecticut General Assembly, but Governor Rell vetoed it. Rally Speakers will include Lorry Post (the head of Murder Victims' Families for Reconciliation) whose daughter was murdered and who helped lead New Jersey to repeal of the death penalty in 2007, and Walter Everett, a Methodist minister who lost his son to murder.

The rally is Co-sponsored by 13 groups supporting abolition of the death penalty, including the ACLU, Amnesty International, and the Connecticut Network to Abolish the Death Penalty. A bus will be available to take people from New Haven to Hartford, leaving from the Saint Thomas More Catholic Center and Chapel at 268 Park Street  no later than 12:30 p.m. You can reserve a seat on the bus when you RSVP online at: cnadp.org/rsvp.php

On Wed Oct 7, from noon to 1:00pm, come to the New Haven Green, corner of College and Chapel streets for a Vigil Against the Afghan War on its 9th Anniversary. The vigil’s purpose is to express dissatisfaction with our present Afghan policy, especially the proposed increased troop levels, and to call for diplomacy rather than war. Sponsored by: the Greater New Haven Peace Council.For more information, call 203.389.9547

On Thu Oct 8, 2009 8:30am – 3:00pm you are invited to a community forum about breast cancer: Hope not fear. The purpose of this symposium is to educate and update breast cancer survivors, their families, and members of the community on the latest advances in
the detection, treatment, and prevention of breast cancer. The discussion will also explore ways in which breast cancer can be conquered in our communities. The symposium is free and lunch is provided. It will take place at Yale’s West Campus, 141 Frontage Rd., in Orange, CT. For more information and to register, call 203.785.2328. Sponsored by: Yale Cancer Center, Yale-New Haven Breast Center, West Haven Breast Cancer Awareness Program

Sat Oct 10, 2009 10:00am – 5:00pm, come to the Yale Peabody Museum for A Celebration of North American Native Cultures.  
The day will feature crafts, games and storytelling with an 11 a.m. performance by Grammy-nominated North American flute player Joseph Fire Crow in this year’s focus on North American Native peoples. Sponsored by: Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History, 170 Whitney Avenue in New Haven.. For more information,
Admission: $5-7
Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
170 Whitney Avenue
New Haven

Sat Oct 10, 2009 7:00pm – 11:30pm
Solar Youth Benefit Party, Auction and Planetarium Show!
Sponsored by: Solar Youth, Inc.
Enjoy:
- Open bar
- Delicious hors d’oeuvres and desserts
- Music and dancing
- Live and silent auctions featuring vacation trips and items from local merchants
- Planetarium Show!!!!!
Admission: $40 for 1, $70 for 2
Leitner Family Observatory & Planetarium
355 Prospect Street
New Haven

Sat Oct 10, 2009 10:30am – 12:00pm
Urban Garden Series #3
Sponsored by: New Haven Land Trust
Rachel Ziesk, Certified Master Gardener, will discuss and give great tips of closing your garden and how to maximize your garden for the fall/winter and early spring. Q&A following discussion. Light refreshments shared. Pre-registration is suggested. Contact barbara@newhavenlandtrust.org, 203-562-6655.
Admission: FREE
New Haven Free Public Library - Main Branch
133 Elm Street
New Haven



On October 22nd to the 24th, the School of visual Arts in Manhattan will be having a three day event entitled "The Visions of War: Art Represents Conflict". All events are free and open to the public. A link to the flyer follows.

    
http://media.schoolofvisualarts.edu/sva/media/17248/large/Palmer.Iraq-Kuwait.AAV23bb.html



To include your group's upcoming events in the listings of the White Rose Political Calendar – send information about national, regional and local events (two weeks in advance when possible) to:   whiterosewpkn@gmail.com. 

This week’s calendar was produced by Melinda Tuhus.

Monday September 21 on WPKN/WPKM/wpkn.org

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6:00 am WPKN Mornings - music, news, information  - today with Chris Teskey

including news at 6:55, 7:55 and 8:55

8:55 am News and Community Announcements 

9:00 am Irie Radio with I-Tone:  Reggae

11:55 am News and Community Announcements 

12 Noon Progressive Radio - Interviews with Matt Rothchild editor of The Progressive

12:30 pm This Way Out - news about/for  the GLBT community

1:00 pm  Bensonian Radio: Mike Benson
 

3:55 pm News and community announcements

4:00 pm The Quest: Terry Hopper in for Kevin Gallagher - Observing International Peace Day

5:55 pm Headline News from Free Speech Radio News 

The complete Free Speech Radio News report is heard at 11 pm. FRSN needs your support to continue over the next months. 

6:55 pm News and community announcements

7:00 pm Jazz Variations with Patrick O'Sullivan 

7:55 pm White Rose Political Calendar 

8:00 pm Counterpoint: Eric Ford fills in for Scott Harris with interviews on important issues of the day

10:00 pm Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez - news and in-depth analysis

11:00 pm Free Speech Radio News - National and Global News

FRSN needs your support to continue over the next months.  

11:30 pm Chris Ferrio  - music to end the day

[2:55 am News and community announcements ]

3:00 am Home Base Radio with Yves Wilson and Greg Brown
 

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Sunday September 20 on WPKN/WPKM/wpkn.org

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WPKN and WPKM are always in need of funds to keep free speech radio station alive. Please go to our on-line pledge page and make a tax-deductible contribution. 

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WPKN Radio

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Bridgeport, CT 06604 

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The WPKN / WPKM schedule has been re-arranged to allow a wider variety of news, public affairs and music programs. See the new schedule grid here.

5:00 am Advance Radio: Serge Petit-Homme hosts this program of music, and information with Maria Cecilia Petit-Homme. (Haitian Language)

7:00 am Integrative Wellness: Ameni Harris, Maud Joseph and Dr. Z

10:00 am Morning Maniac Music: David Golden

1:00 pm  t.b.a

2:00 pm  La Esquina Latina: Luis Pomales with music from hotter spots-Latin jazz, pop

5:00 pm Between The Lines: WPKN's award-wining review of the news and opinion not heard on the major media.  This week's interviews

5:30 pm Amazon Radio: Pam Smith with  female vocalists


7:00 pm  Antique Blues: Bill Nolan with the longest running music program on WPKN

10:00 pm   Dave "Casey Jones" Schwartz all aboard for a musical trip - folk included


12:00 am Paralelo Zero - Radio Brazil: K.C. Vaz  brings pop and Brazil together 

2:00 am Bobby Mondavi
 

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