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SUMMARY:The Roots Box on WJAB 90.9 FM
DESCRIPTION:Roots Box on WJAB 90.9 FM is a rich exploration of music’s cultural foundations\, blending genres like blues\, soul\, gospel\, and folk to celebrate the roots of contemporary sound. The program showcases timeless classics and hidden gems\, offering listeners a deep connection to the traditions that shape modern music. Roots Box is a soulful journey through the sounds that resonate across generations. \nWeb Radio Info \nTuneIn here
URL:https://webradioinfo.com/event/the-roots-box-on-wjab-90-9-fm/2026-10-17/
LOCATION:Live Broadcast Event\, United States
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SUMMARY:Jazz 360 on WICN 90.5 FM
DESCRIPTION:Jazz 360 on WICN 90.5 FM offers a panoramic view of the jazz world\, blending classic\, contemporary\, and cutting-edge tracks into a seamless listening experience. The program highlights the genre’s diversity and evolution\, celebrating iconic artists and emerging talents alike. Perfect for jazz enthusiasts\, Jazz 360 provides a well-rounded journey through the past\, present\, and future of jazz. \nWeb Radio Info \nTuneIn here
URL:https://webradioinfo.com/event/jazz-360-on-wicn-90-5-fm/2026-10-16/
LOCATION:Live Broadcast Event\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Radio
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SUMMARY:The Blues Legacy on KGNU 88.5 FM
DESCRIPTION:Blues Legacy on KGNU 88.5 FM honors the rich history and enduring impact of blues music. The program features a diverse mix of classic recordings and modern interpretations\, showcasing the genre’s evolution and influence on contemporary music. Blues Legacy celebrates the soul-stirring stories and timeless artistry that define the blues\, making it a must-listen for music lovers.
URL:https://webradioinfo.com/event/the-blues-legacy-on-kgnu-88-5-fm/2026-10-16/
LOCATION:Live Broadcast Event\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Radio
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261016T200000
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SUMMARY:Blues after Hours WVKR 91.3 FM
DESCRIPTION:Blues After Hours on WVKR 91.3 FM delivers an electrifying mix of traditional and modern blues to keep the night alive. Featuring soulful ballads\, gritty guitar riffs\, and passionate vocals\, the show celebrates the heart and soul of blues music. Perfect for late-night listening\, Blues After Hours offers a deep dive into the genre’s rich history and contemporary sounds. \nWeb Radio Info \nTuneIn here
URL:https://webradioinfo.com/event/blues-after-hours-wvkr/2026-10-16/
LOCATION:Live Broadcast Event\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Radio
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SUMMARY:Artistry of Jazz WICN 90.5 FM
DESCRIPTION:Artistry of Jazz on WICN 90.5 FM celebrates the creativity and craftsmanship of jazz music. Featuring a thoughtfully curated mix of classic and contemporary tracks\, the program highlights the artistry of legendary performers and emerging talents. Whether you’re a devoted jazz enthusiast or a casual listener\, Artistry of Jazz offers an inspiring and soulful exploration of the genre’s enduring beauty. \nWeb Radio Info \nTuneIn here
URL:https://webradioinfo.com/event/artistry-of-jazz-wicn/2026-10-15/
LOCATION:Live Broadcast Event\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Radio
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20261005T173000
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SUMMARY:WMSE’s Reggae Vibrations Turns Thursday Night Into a Three-hour Music Lesson
DESCRIPTION:Reggae gets three uninterrupted hours Thursday night when Robert G hosts Thursday Night Reggae Vibrations on WMSE 91.7 FM in Milwaukee. \nThe program airs from 10 p.m. Thursday\, Oct. 8\, to 1 a.m. Friday\, Oct. 9\, Eastern. WMSE lists the local airtime as 9 p.m. to midnight Central. \nWMSE calls it Milwaukee’s only all-reggae radio program. Robert G\, a native of Jamaica\, builds the show from both classic artists and newer releases. That gives Reggae Vibrations room to move through foundational recordings\, rocksteady\, roots reggae\, dub\, and contemporary branches of the music. \nThe show’s archive demonstrates how wide that path can become. A recent playlist connected Alton Ellis\, Desmond Dekker\, and The Skatalites with modern dub producers and lesser-known recordings. The approach is educational without turning the program into a lecture. The sequence of records carries the history. \nRobert G’s human curation makes the three-hour format work. He can place an established artist beside a deeper cut\, follow a rhythm across decades\, or introduce a new recording in the context of the music that shaped it. WMSE describes each weekly edition as a reggae education. \nThe station has not announced a special theme or playlist for Oct. 8\, so listeners should expect the established program rather than a promised set of particular artists. WMSE also does not identify this edition as live. It is a scheduled\, human-hosted program carried on the station’s current online stream. \nListeners across the United States can hear WMSE for free. Visit WMSE.org shortly before 10 p.m. Eastern and start the live player. The station also offers free apps for Apple and Android devices. \nThe accessibility options are stronger than those of many specialty music programs. WMSE says its app provides the live station and show archives\, including more than 1\,500 hours of programming. The Reggae Vibrations page also offers dated playlists\, an embedded archive player\, and an MP3 download when archived audio is available. The station does not provide transcripts or captions for the music show. \nThat archive means the late ending does not have to keep listeners away. After the program\, check the show page for the new playlist and replay rather than assuming it will appear immediately. \nFor listeners ready to move beyond a short list of familiar reggae names\, Reggae Vibrations offers a long\, human-guided route into the music. \nListen: Thursday\, Oct. 8\, from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Eastern through WMSE.org or the WMSE app. \nCheck the Reggae Vibrations page for the archive. \nVerified Sources\n\nWMSE: Thursday Night Reggae Vibrations confirms the host\, Thursday 9 p.m. Central schedule\, program description\, playlists and archived audio.\nWMSE: The Shows independently confirms the current Thursday schedule.\nWMSE app confirms free Apple and Android apps\, live listening\, archives and the depth of available archived content.\nWMSE homepage confirms current station operations\, human-curated programming\, and playlist search linked to show archives.\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout the Author\nKarl Lee is the Editorial Director of Web Radio Info Inc.\, a Clearwater\, Florida-based nonprofit dedicated to helping blind and low-vision listeners discover accessible\, human-hosted radio\, live sports\, and screen-free audio.
URL:https://webradioinfo.com/event/wmses-reggae-vibrations-turns-thursday-night-into-a-three-hour-music-lesson/
LOCATION:Live Broadcast Event\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Radio
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SUMMARY:Gospel Grace Afternoon Connects Gospel Traditions on WEAA
DESCRIPTION:Joi Thomas guides listeners through three hours of gospel music Sunday afternoons on WEAA 88.9 FM in Baltimore. \nGospel Grace Afternoon airs from 2 to 5 p.m. Eastern. WEAA describes it as the flagship of the station’s gospel programming\, with music ranging from traditional to contemporary gospel and from mass choirs to solo artists. \nListeners outside Baltimore can hear the program free through WEAA’s website or the station’s Apple and Android applications. \nA program broad enough for gospel’s many voices\nGospel is not a single sound. A mass choir can fill a room with collective power\, while a solo singer can make the same message feel personal and close. Traditional performances preserve musical language carried through churches and communities\, while contemporary artists bring those foundations into current production styles. \nWEAA gives Thomas room to connect those expressions rather than separating them into narrow channels. The station says the program also spotlights new artists and includes interviews with gospel-industry leaders. \nThat combination makes the host important. Thomas can introduce an unfamiliar voice\, provide context for a recording\, and help listeners hear relationships between generations of gospel music. \nHuman guidance instead of an endless playlist\nThe three-hour format leaves space for more than a sequence of familiar songs. \nA human host determines when a choir belongs beside a soloist\, how a newer artist can follow an established performer\, and when a conversation adds meaning to the music. Those decisions turn a genre stream into a program with shape and perspective. \nWEAA has not announced the Oct. 4 playlist or an interview guest. Listeners should expect the program’s established gospel range without assuming that a particular artist will appear. \nThe station confirms Thomas as host but does not state that every edition is presented from the studio in real time. The accurate description is a scheduled\, human-hosted gospel program. \nGospel radio from an HBCU campus\nWEAA broadcasts from Morgan State University in Baltimore. \nThe station says its mission is to empower\, engage\, and educate a diverse audience through news and music programming. Its schedule pairs gospel with jazz\, Caribbean music\, hip-hop\, public affairs\, and other community-focused programs. \nThat setting gives Gospel Grace Afternoon a meaningful place within a broader public-radio service. The program is not presented as an isolated automated channel. It is part of a station shaped by music\, education\, and community voices. \nHow to listen\nThe next scheduled edition airs from 2 to 5 p.m. Eastern Sunday\, Oct. 4. \nListeners can: \n\nVisit WEAA.org and activate the Play Live Radio control.\nUse the WEAA Public Radio app for an Apple or Android device.\nTune to 88.9 FM in the Baltimore reception area.\n\nThe mobile app can play the station stream and display the program schedule. Its store descriptions also advertise pause and rewind controls for live audio. \nStart the stream a few minutes before 2 p.m. Eastern to confirm playback and avoid missing the opening. \nAccessibility considerations\nThe browser player and mobile apps give blind and low-vision listeners more than one route to the broadcast. Once playback begins\, the music and host presentation are entirely audio-based. \nWEAA does not publish program-specific screen-reader testing or advertise synchronized transcripts for Gospel Grace Afternoon. The station also does not clearly document a smart-speaker command on its official site. \nAlthough WEAA offers some audio on demand\, it has not confirmed a complete replay of this weekly program. Listeners who want the full three-hour edition should treat Sunday’s scheduled broadcast as the most reliable way to hear it. \nProgram details\n\nProgram: Gospel Grace Afternoon\nHost: Joi Thomas\nNext scheduled broadcast: Sunday\, Oct. 4\, 2026\nTime: 2 to 5 p.m. Eastern\nStation: WEAA 88.9 FM\, Baltimore\nFormat: Traditional and contemporary gospel\, choirs\, solo artists\, new-artist spotlights and interviews\nStatus: Scheduled\, human-hosted radio program\nReal-time status: Not confirmed\nWeb listening: WEAA\nMobile: WEAA Public Radio app for Apple and Android\nLocal radio: 88.9 FM\nComplete replay: Not confirmed\nCost: Free\n\nCheck WEAA’s program page or schedule before Sunday in case of a substitution. \nVerified sources\n\nWEAA’s Gospel Grace Afternoon page: Confirms Joi Thomas\, the Sunday 2-5 p.m. schedule\, flagship status\, musical range\, new-artist spotlights\, and industry interviews.\nWEAA homepage: Confirms the active browser stream and continued listing of Gospel Grace Afternoon.\nWEAA mobile-app announcement: Confirms Apple and Android applications and mobile listening.\nWEAA contact and station page: Confirms the station’s Morgan State University location and its mission.\nWEAA Public Radio app for Apple: Confirms live listening\, schedule access\, and pause and rewind functions.\nWEAA Public Radio app for Android: Confirms live listening\, schedule access\, and on-demand features.\n\n\nAbout the author: Cassandra Lee is the Gospel\, Christian\, and Spiritual Music Curator for Web Radio Info. With a deep love for human-curated radio and community connection\, she explores the sacred sounds and familiar voices that turn everyday broadcasts into lifelines of hope.
URL:https://webradioinfo.com/event/gospel-grace-on-weaa-uplifting-sunday-music-hour/
LOCATION:Live Broadcast Event\, United States
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SUMMARY:How to Listen to the 2026 MLB Postseason on Radio and Online
DESCRIPTION:The 2026 Major League Baseball postseason begins Tuesday\, Sept. 29\, with four Wild Card Series games. For listeners who prefer baseball through play-by-play rather than television\, every round through the World Series will be available through national or team radio broadcasts. \nRadio remains particularly well suited to baseball. Experienced announcers describe the count\, defensive alignment\, baserunners\, and action on the field without requiring the listener to watch a screen. That makes postseason radio valuable for longtime fans\, people following games while traveling\, and blind or low-vision listeners seeking complete play-by-play coverage. \nWild Card Series schedule\nThe opening round consists of four best-of-three series. All games are played at the higher-seeded team’s ballpark. \nTuesday’s scheduled games are: \n\nPhiladelphia Phillies at Atlanta Braves\, 2 p.m. Eastern\nChicago White Sox at Houston Astros\, 5 p.m. Eastern\nBoston Red Sox at New York Yankees\, 8 p.m. Eastern\nChicago Cubs at San Diego Padres\, 10 p.m. Eastern\n\nGame 2 of each series is Wednesday\, Sept. 30\, at the same scheduled time. A deciding Game 3 will be played Thursday\, Oct. 1\, if necessary. \nThe Division Series begins Saturday\, Oct. 3. The World Series is scheduled to open Friday\, Oct. 23\, with a possible Game 7 on Saturday\, Oct. 31. Game times may change\, so listeners should consult the official MLB postseason schedule before each broadcast. \nListen through ESPN Radio\nESPN Radio is the national audio home of the entire MLB postseason and World Series. Its national broadcast gives listeners one consistent announcing team and production throughout each series. \nThe ESPN Radio stream can be found through the ESPN Radio website and participating ESPN Radio affiliates. ESPN Radio is also available through iHeartRadio\, but check individual games and geographic availability before first pitch. \nListeners using a smart speaker can try a direct request such as: \n\n“Play ESPN Radio.”\n“Play ESPN Radio on iHeartRadio.”\n“Play the MLB game on ESPN Radio.”\n\nBecause voice assistants sometimes select a local ESPN-branded station instead of the national network\, listen for the teams’ names and game introduction before assuming the correct broadcast is playing. \nESPN confirmed before the season that its national radio coverage would include the entire postseason and World Series. \nHear your team’s regular announcers with MLB+\nFans who prefer their team’s usual radio crew can listen through MLB+. The subscription provides live audio from all 30 teams without blackouts\, letting listeners choose the home or visiting radio feed. \nMLB+ is the service formerly known as MLB At Bat. It is available through the MLB app and MLB website. The audio subscription is separate from some television packages\, so listeners should verify that their account includes live game audio. \nThe MLB+ subscription page confirms that live team audio is offered without blackouts. \nThis option is especially useful when the national broadcast is unavailable\, when a listener wants familiar announcers or when local radio reception is poor. \nListen through SiriusXM\nSiriusXM says every postseason game is available through its satellite service and app. Its MLB channels generally provide access to the participating teams’ radio broadcasts\, while MLB Network Radio on channel 89 offers news\, analysis\, and discussion between games. \nChannel assignments can change during the postseason. Check the SiriusXM MLB schedule before each game or search for the team inside the SiriusXM app. \nA SiriusXM subscription is required. \nLocal radio remains an important option\nEach postseason team also has a flagship radio station and regional affiliate network. These broadcasts may be available through AM or FM radio\, a station website\, the station’s app\, or an internet-radio directory. \nOnline access to local stations is not guaranteed during games. A station may replace the game with other programming on its internet stream because of league rights restrictions. If that happens\, try MLB+\, ESPN Radio or SiriusXM rather than assuming the broadcast has been canceled. \nAn ordinary battery-powered radio can also be the simplest option when the flagship station is within reception range. It requires no account\, app update\, touchscreen\, or internet connection. \nAccessibility tips before the game begins\nBlind and low-vision listeners should set up and test their preferred service before first pitch. \n\nSign in and confirm that the subscription is active.\nAdd the station or team feed to favorites.\nTest the play\, pause\, and volume controls with VoiceOver or TalkBack.\nConfirm whether playback can be started with Siri\, Alexa\, or Google Assistant.\nKeep a second listening method ready in case a stream is unavailable.\nCheck that the selected feed is carrying the game rather than studio discussion.\n\nDo not wait until the final inning to discover that a voice assistant has selected the wrong station. \nWhy postseason baseball still belongs on radio\nTelevision coverage may show every pitch\, but baseball radio provides something different. The announcers must establish the setting\, describe movement and explain the meaning of each play through sound. \nFor blind and low-vision fans\, that description is not an optional enhancement. It is the game. \nThe 2026 postseason offers several ways to listen\, from free local broadcasts to subscription services carrying every team. The best choice depends on whether the listener wants the national call\, familiar hometown announcers\, traditional radio reception or convenient streaming across several devices. \nWhichever method you choose\, test it early and keep the official MLB schedule nearby. October baseball can change quickly\, and the radio call is often the best place to hear every moment. \nAbout the Author\nBarry Lee is the Podcast Curator at Web Radio Info. He specializes in discovering audio-first storytelling\, human-hosted podcasts\, and screen-free listening experiences available through podcast applications\, smart speakers\, and online audio platforms.
URL:https://webradioinfo.com/event/how-to-listen-to-the-2026-mlb-postseason-on-radio-and-online/
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SUMMARY:Young Artists Showcase Gives Emerging Classical Musicians a National Radio Stage
DESCRIPTION:WQXR’s Young Artists Showcase shines the radio spotlight on classical musicians and composers still building their careers. \nThe weekly program airs at 9 p.m. Eastern on Wednesdays and repeats at 11 p.m. on Saturdays. Its next scheduled edition is Sept. 23. \nListeners across the United States can hear the hour free through WQXR’s online stream and return to recent full episodes on the official program page. \nA showcase with nearly five decades of history\nWQXR says the program has sought out emerging classical artists since 1978. \nThat mission gives the show a useful role alongside broadcasts built around internationally established orchestras and soloists. A young performer may arrive through a competition\, festival\, conservatory\, community ensemble or career-development program. \nRecent editions demonstrate the range. The program has featured music from the 2026 iPalpiti Festival of International Laureates\, finalists in the Cooper International Violin Competition and original works by young composers Misha Swersey and Elias Valle. \nOther programs have drawn from Early Music America’s Emerging Artists Showcase\, the Kennedy Center’s Sounds of Us festival and the student-led Westside Chamber Players. \nListeners are not simply hearing younger performers placed into a conventional rotation. Each edition is organized around musicians\, composers\, or an institution that helps explain where the performances came from and why they matter. \nHuman hosts guide the discovery\nRecent hosts include Alexa Smith\, Lee Koonce\, Emi Ferguson and pianist Simone Dinnerstein. \nTheir presentation helps turn a collection of recordings into a guided hour. A host can identify the stage of an artist’s career\, explain the importance of a competition or festival\, and place a new composition beside music from the established repertoire. \nThat context is particularly valuable when listeners encounter an unfamiliar name. The broadcast becomes an introduction rather than a test of prior classical knowledge. \nWQXR had not named the host or performers for Sept. 23 when this article was prepared. Listeners should check the program page before Wednesday evening for an updated episode listing. \nRecorded performances\, not a confirmed live concert\nRecent episodes use performances associated with festivals\, competitions and previous events. WQXR does not describe the weekly program as a real-time concert broadcast. \nThe accurate description is a human-hosted presentation of recorded performances. \nSelecting WQXR’s Listen Live control means hearing the station’s current linear output. It does not change the origin of the individual performance recording or prove that the host is speaking from the studio at that moment. \nWhen WQXR posts an episode on demand\, that version is also a recording of the completed radio program. \nHow to listen\nThe next scheduled edition airs from 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern on Wednesday\, Sept. 23. A repeat follows at 11 p.m. Saturday\, Sept. 26. \nListeners can: \n\nVisit WQXR.org and select Listen Live shortly before the program begins.\nUse WQXR’s mobile listening application.\nOpen the Young Artists Showcase page and select a recent episode to listen on demand.\nConsult WQXR’s schedule and play-history pages for current program and music information.\nTune to 105.9 FM in the New York reception area.\n\nThe Saturday repeat gives listeners a second scheduled opportunity to hear the Wednesday broadcast. \nOn-demand and accessibility\nWQXR posts recent full episodes with titles and short written descriptions. Those summaries can help listeners identify the featured performers\, competition\, festival or musical focus before beginning playback. \nOn-demand access also lets listeners choose a convenient time rather than tune in during the scheduled hour. \nThe program is audio-first. No video is required to hear the performances or host presentation. The website\, mobile route\, and local FM signal provide alternatives if one listening method is difficult to use. \nWQXR does not advertise synchronized transcripts for recent Young Artists Showcase editions or publish program-specific screen-reader test results. The station also does not state how long every episode will remain online. \nListeners who need detailed performer information should begin with the written episode summary. If the Sept. 23 listing is not posted before airtime\, the broadcast and subsequent episode page will provide the confirmed details. \nProgram details\n\nProgram: Young Artists Showcase\nNext broadcast: Wednesday\, Sept. 23\, 2026\nTime: 9 to 10 p.m. Eastern\nRepeat: Saturday\, Sept. 26\, at 11 p.m. Eastern\nFormat: Emerging classical performers and composers\nHost: Human-hosted series; Sept. 23 presenter not yet announced\nPerformance status: Recorded performances unless an edition is explicitly labeled live\nOnline: WQXR\nOn demand: Recent full episodes on the program page\nNew York radio: 105.9 FM\nCost: Free\n\nCheck WQXR’s official listing before Wednesday evening for the Sept. 23 performers and host. \nVerified sources\n\nWQXR’s official Young Artists Showcase page: Confirms the Wednesday and Saturday schedules\, recent human hosts\, episode audio\, and the performers and organizations featured in recent editions.\nWQXR’s Young Artists Showcase overview: Confirms that the weekly series has sought out emerging artists since 1978 and is produced by WQXR.\nWQXR audio information: Confirms online listening beyond the New York FM reception area.\nWQXR schedule: Provides the station’s current schedule and should be checked for late changes.\nWQXR mobile-app page: Confirms the station’s mobile listening route.\n\n\n\nAbout the Author\nKarl Lee is the Editorial Director of Web Radio Info Inc.\, a Clearwater\, Florida-based nonprofit dedicated to helping blind and low-vision listeners discover accessible\, human-hosted radio\, live sports and screen-free audio.
URL:https://webradioinfo.com/event/young-artists-showcase-gives-emerging-classical-musicians-a-national-radio-stage/
LOCATION:Live Broadcast Event\, United States
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SUMMARY:WXPN Funky Friday Turns the End of the Workweek Into a Dance Party
DESCRIPTION:Dan Reed gives WXPN listeners a three-hour musical transition into the weekend every Friday afternoon. \nFunky Friday airs from 4 to 7 p.m. Eastern. The human-hosted program mixes funk from several eras\, placing established favorites beside newer recordings. \nListeners across the United States can hear it free through WXPN’s website\, its mobile app or a compatible smart speaker. \nA radio tradition since 1993\nWXPN says Funky Friday has been delighting its audience since 1993. \nIts premise remains direct: Build a Friday-afternoon dance party from funk music old and new. \nThat simplicity gives the show a clear identity. It is not an automated genre stream or an unexplained collection of recordings. Reed selects and sequences the music for a particular time of the week\, when listeners are leaving work\, preparing dinner\, or beginning the weekend. \nThe shared schedule matters. Thousands of people can hear the same transition from one song to the next and participate in the same radio ritual\, even when listening far beyond Philadelphia. \nHuman selection instead of an algorithm\nA funk playlist can be generated in seconds\, but a radio host provides qualities an algorithm cannot reliably duplicate. \nReed can move between generations\, respond to the energy of a recording\, and choose when the program needs a familiar song or a deeper selection. The sequence becomes part of the experience rather than a random shuffle. \nWXPN describes the show as a mix of “funkadelic music old and new.” The station has not announced a special theme or advance playlist for Sept. 18. \nScheduled and human-hosted\, but not confirmed live\nWXPN identifies Dan Reed as the host and lists the program on its Friday schedule. It does not state that every edition is presented from the studio in real time. \nThe accurate description is a scheduled\, human-hosted broadcast. \nThe “live” player on WXPN’s website carries the station’s current linear output. That wording alone does not establish that Reed’s presentation is happening live at the moment it airs. \nHow to listen\nThe next edition airs from 4 to 7 p.m. Eastern Friday\, Sept. 18. \nListeners can: \n\nVisit WXPN’s website and activate the player at the top of the page.\nDownload the WXPN app for an Apple or Android device.\nSay\, “Alexa\, play WXPN.”\nSay\, “Hey Google\, play WXPN.”\nAsk Siri to play WXPN on an Apple HomePod.\nOpen Apple Music\, search for “WXPN\,” and select “NPR Music – WXPN Philadelphia.”\nVisit the Funky Friday program page to find recent editions.\n\nThe website player offers WXPN and XPN2. Select WXPN for Funky Friday. \nAccessibility and past programs\nThe program’s music and host presentation are delivered through audio. You don’t need to watch a video or read an on-screen display. \nAlexa\, Google Home\, and Siri provide screen-free ways to begin listening. The mobile applications and Apple Music stream offer alternatives to WXPN’s website player. \nWXPN’s program page displays multiple recent Funky Friday editions for on-demand listening. The station does not publish a guaranteed retention period\, so listeners should not assume every broadcast will remain available permanently. \nNo synchronized transcript has been announced. Listeners looking for individual song information can consult WXPN’s online playlist or replay the archived program when available. \nProgram details\n\nProgram: Funky Friday\nHost: Dan Reed\nNext broadcast: Friday\, Sept. 18\, 2026\nTime: 4 to 7 p.m. Eastern\nFormat: Funk music\, old and new\nStatus: Scheduled\, human-hosted radio program\nWeb listening: WXPN\nMobile: WXPN app for Apple and Android devices\nSmart speakers: Alexa\, Google Home and Apple HomePod\nOn demand: Recent editions listed on the program page\nCost: Free\n\nCheck WXPN’s official schedule before Friday afternoon in case of a programming change. \nVerified sources\n\nWXPN’s Funky Friday page: Confirms Dan Reed as host\, the Friday schedule\, the program’s history\, and its old-and-new funk format.\nWXPN’s listening guide: Confirms the website stream\, iOS and Android apps\, Alexa\, Google Home\, Apple Music\, and HomePod access.\nWXPN’s homepage and current schedule: Provides current on-air information and confirms the station’s active 2026 schedule.\n\nWXPN has not confirmed a Sept. 18 theme\, a guaranteed archive period or real-time presentation by the host. \nAbout the Author\nRobert Lee is the Music and Radio Curator at Web Radio Info. He specializes in finding high-quality\, screen-free music\, talk and live broadcasts that are accessible through smart speakers\, internet radio and audio platforms.
URL:https://webradioinfo.com/event/wxpn-funky-friday-turns-the-end-of-the-workweek-into-a-dance-party/
LOCATION:Live Broadcast Event\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Radio
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SUMMARY:Shabazz Palaces to Perform Live on KEXP Sept. 10
DESCRIPTION:Shabazz Palaces will perform in real time during a KEXP in-studio session at 6 p.m. Eastern Thursday\, Sept. 10. \nThe approximately 30-minute appearance is scheduled during The Afternoon Show\, hosted by Larry Mizell Jr. Listeners throughout the United States can hear the free broadcast through KEXP.org or KEXP’s mobile apps. \nKEXP also plans to admit an in-person audience at its Seattle studio. \nThis session is confirmed as real-time radio\nThe word “live” requires care when discussing KEXP sessions. Some performances are recorded in front of an audience and broadcast later. \nThe station’s Sept. 10 event listing specifically tells listeners that they can tune in live at KEXP.org. It lists the performance at 3 p.m. Pacific\, or 6 p.m. Eastern. \nKEXP’s broader event guidance says its current in-studio sessions are broadcast events\, and that video will be shared on YouTube later. Thursday’s radio presentation is therefore the real-time experience. A later\, edited video will present the performance. \nHuman presentation on The Afternoon Show\nKEXP’s weekly schedule places the 3 p.m. Pacific session within The Afternoon Show\, hosted by Larry Mizell Jr. \nThe host’s role is important. Rather than dropping the performance into an automated stream\, KEXP incorporates studio sessions into its human-curated broadcast day\, with an introduction and context for the artist. \nThe dated event notice does not name an interviewer separately. Mizell is identified as the scheduled program host\, but stations occasionally make substitutions. Web Radio Info will not identify additional participants unless KEXP announces them. \nHow to listen\nThe session begins Thursday\, Sept. 10\, at 6 p.m. Eastern. \nListeners can: \n\nVisit KEXP.org and select “Listen Live.”\nChoose the 64 kbps stream for lower data use or the 160 kbps stream for higher audio quality.\nUse the official KEXP app for iOS or Android.\nTune to 90.3 FM in the Seattle reception area.\nTune to 92.7 FM in parts of the San Francisco Bay Area.\n\nListeners using assistive technology should open the player a few minutes before 6 p.m. and confirm that audio is active. \nListening after the broadcast\nKEXP maintains a two-week streaming archive organized by date\, host\, and show. Thursday’s broadcast may be available there as part of The Afternoon Show. \nHowever\, KEXP has not specifically guaranteed archive access for this performance. Music rights or technical changes can affect individual archived segments. \nThe station also publishes edited Live on KEXP videos and audio episodes. Those later releases should be described as recordings of the Sept. 10 performance\, not as live radio. \nAccessibility considerations\nThe essential performance and host introduction will be available through audio. Listeners do not need to watch the later video to experience the music. \nKEXP’s two stream-quality choices can help listeners with limited bandwidth. Its apps and local FM signals provide alternatives to navigating the website. \nA live transcript or text version of the host’s spoken material has not been announced. The website player’s behavior can also vary by browser and screen reader\, so beginning playback early is the safest approach. \nBroadcast details\n\nArtist: Shabazz Palaces\nDate: Thursday\, Sept. 10\, 2026\nTime: 6 to approximately 6:30 p.m. Eastern\nProgram: The Afternoon Show\nScheduled host: Larry Mizell Jr.\nStatus: Live in-studio radio performance\nOnline listening: KEXP.org\nMobile listening: KEXP apps for iOS and Android\nLocal FM: 90.3 FM Seattle and 92.7 FM Bay Area\nCost: Free stream\n\nVerified sources\n\nKEXP’s Sept. 10 event listing: Confirms the artist\, date\, 3 p.m. Pacific time\, approximate duration\, public studio session\, and real-time KEXP.org broadcast.\nKEXP events page: Confirms that current in-studio sessions are radio broadcasts and that their videos are shared later.\nKEXP program schedule: Confirms The Afternoon Show and Larry Mizell Jr. in the relevant time period.\nKEXP homepage and live player: Provides the official live stream and stream-quality selection.\nKEXP listening page: Confirms the listening hub and links to station programming.\nKEXP streaming archive: Confirms two weeks of on-demand programming and iOS and Android access.\n\nThe station has not promised a separate audio episode\, video publication date or uninterrupted archive availability for this specific session. \n\n\nAbout the Author\nRobert Lee is the Music and Radio Curator at Web Radio Info. He specializes in finding high-quality\, screen-free music\, talk\, and live broadcasts that are accessible through smart speakers\, internet radio\, and audio platforms.
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LOCATION:Live Broadcast Event\, United States
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SUMMARY:Beyond the Playlist: Four Live Radio Programs That Put Human Discovery Back Into Music
DESCRIPTION:An automated playlist can produce hours of music based on listening history\, favorite artists and predicted preferences. What it cannot reproduce is the uncertainty of a band entering a radio studio\, a host asking an unscripted question and musicians performing for listeners at that moment. \nLive music radio gives discovery a human presence. The host introduces the artist\, engineers capture the performance and the listener hears something that is not simply another track selected by an algorithm. \nThe word “live\,” however\, requires care. A performance may be recorded live before an audience and broadcast days or weeks later. That is different from a real-time radio broadcast in which the performance and listening experience happen together. \nThese four programs and concert series provide strong starting points for listeners seeking real-time\, human-curated music on radio. \n1. Local/Live on WMSE\n\nSchedule: Tuesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. Eastern\nStation: WMSE 91.7 FM in Milwaukee\nFormat: Live performances and artist conversations\nListening: 91.7 FM or the WMSE online stream\nBroadcast status: Live on the radio\n\nWMSE’s Local/Live provides a weekly connection to Milwaukee’s music community. \nArtists normally perform from the station’s Bob and Genie Friedman Live Performance Studio. On the first Tuesday of each month\, the program moves to Anodyne Coffee for an all-ages performance that is broadcast and streamed live. \nMusic Director Sid McCain and Milwaukee Record’s Matt Wild host the program. The hour combines a full musical set with conversation\, giving listeners more context than they would receive from hearing an isolated song on a playlist. \nWMSE has operated for more than 40 years\, but Local/Live is not that old. The station says the series began in February 2005. \nThat history still gives the program more than two decades of experience connecting Wisconsin musicians with a radio audience. \nVisit WMSE’s Local/Live page \n2. Live Music Showcase on WMNF\n\nSchedule: Fridays from 2 to 3 p.m. Eastern\nStation: WMNF 88.5 FM in Tampa\nFormat: Live studio performances and interviews\nListening: 88.5 FM\, WMNF.org or the WMNF application\nBroadcast status: Live from the WMNF studio\n\nWMNF’s Live Music Showcase is the strongest regional connection for Web Radio Info listeners in the Tampa Bay area. \nLocal and national performers visit WMNF’s Mike Eisenstadt Studio for music and interviews conducted by Ed Lehmann and the program’s volunteer production crew. The performances air live on 88.5 FM and the station’s online stream. \nThe interview component is important. Listeners do not simply hear a group perform. They also learn about the musicians\, their influences and the work behind the songs. \nWMNF maintains an extensive on-demand archive for listeners who miss the original broadcast. Those recordings are useful\, but they should be distinguished from the Friday afternoon real-time program. \nVisit WMNF’s Live Music Showcase page \n3. Free at Noon on WXPN\n\nSchedule: Fridays from noon to 1 p.m. Eastern when a concert is scheduled\nStation: WXPN 88.5 FM in Philadelphia\nFormat: Live midday concert broadcast\nListening: 88.5 FM\, XPN.org or the WXPN application\nBroadcast status: Live when listed on the WXPN schedule\n\nWXPN’s Free at Noon turns the Friday lunch hour into a live concert. \nThe series presents established performers and emerging artists before an audience while WXPN carries the concert on 88.5 FM and its online service. It provides a concentrated hour of appointment listening at a time when most stations are following their regular weekday format. \nFree at Noon is a better example of real-time radio than the prerecorded artist sessions commonly associated with World Cafe. A performance recorded in advance can still be excellent\, but it does not create the same shared moment between the artist\, host and radio audience. \nConcerts are not necessarily presented every Friday. Listeners should check the WXPN schedule and concert listings before planning to tune in. \nCheck the WXPN program guide \n4. KEXP’s Confirmed Live Broadcasts\n\nStation: KEXP 90.3 FM in Seattle\nFormat: In-studio performances and concert simulcasts\nListening: 90.3 FM or KEXP.org\nSchedule: Varies by event\nBroadcast status: Must be confirmed for each performance\n\nKEXP belongs in any discussion of radio-based music discovery\, but its use of “live” requires the most careful explanation. \nLive on KEXP is a performance series that includes both real-time broadcasts and sessions recorded live for later radio\, video or online presentation. The fact that musicians perform together in a studio does not establish that radio listeners are hearing them at that same moment. \nFor example\, KEXP’s Sept. 4 OSEES event is described as a performance taped before an audience and broadcast on the radio later. It is a live musical performance\, but it is not a real-time radio broadcast. \nListeners looking specifically for appointment listening should examine each event description for terms such as: \n\n“Live broadcast”\n“Live on air”\n“Simulcast”\n“Pre-taped”\n“Broadcast at a later date”\n\nKEXP’s Uptown Concerts provide a clearer example. The station describes those events as concert simulcasts carried on 90.3 FM and KEXP.org. When an event is identified as a simulcast\, online and radio listeners are joining the performance in real time. \nKEXP Uptown Concerts \nSee the OSEES event as an example of a taped performance \nWhy Real-Time Radio Feels Different\nThe attraction of a real-time broadcast is not perfect sound or unlimited control. It is participation in a moment that has not been completely shaped in advance. \nA musician may change the set list. A host may follow an unexpected answer with another question. A song may sound different in a small studio than it does on a finished album. \nThe listener also gives up some control. There may be no skip button\, personalized sequence or immediate replay. In return\, the station provides something an automated service cannot: a shared experience guided by musicians\, hosts and engineers. \nThat is where human discovery enters the process. A host does more than calculate similarity between recordings. The host can explain why an artist matters locally\, connect a new performer with an older tradition or ask the question that helps a listener hear the music differently. \nAccessibility Still Needs Independent Testing\nThe stations provide online players and other digital listening methods\, but Web Radio Info has not completed a comparative accessibility test of all four services. \nUntil that testing is finished\, readers should not assume that every web player has properly labeled controls\, predictable keyboard navigation or consistent screen-reader behavior. \nA useful Web Radio Info listening test should examine: \n\nWhether the live player can be found with a screen reader\nWhether play\, pause and volume controls have meaningful labels\nWhether the player can be operated by keyboard\nWhether focus moves predictably when the player opens\nWhether the station application works with VoiceOver and TalkBack\nWhether the stream resumes after a phone is locked\nWhether program and performer information is available as text\nWhether an error message explains why audio failed\nWhether a smart speaker selects the correct station\n\nAny accessibility conclusions should be based on those tests rather than the appearance of a “Listen Live” button. \nSmart-Speaker Commands to Try\nThe following are suggested commands\, not guaranteed instructions: \n\n“Play WMSE 91.7 in Milwaukee.”\n“Play WMNF 88.5 in Tampa.”\n“Play WXPN in Philadelphia.”\n“Play KEXP in Seattle.”\n\nResults may vary by device\, voice assistant\, location and radio directory. A command can also open the wrong station or an unrelated podcast with a similar name. \nListeners should test the command before a scheduled broadcast and confirm the station identification after the stream begins. \nFour Different Paths to Discovery\nThese programs approach live music from different directions: \n\nWMSE builds a weekly platform around Milwaukee musicians.\nWMNF combines Tampa studio performances with interviews.\nWXPN turns selected Friday lunch hours into live concerts.\nKEXP offers real-time broadcasts when individual event listings confirm them.\n\nTogether\, they demonstrate what remains distinctive about human-curated radio. The listener is not simply receiving another recommended recording. The station creates a place\, introduces the people in it and invites the audience to hear what happens next. \nSources\n\nWMSE: Local/Live\nWMNF: Live Music Showcase\nWXPN: Program guide\nWXPN: Middays and Free at Noon\nKEXP: Uptown Concerts\nKEXP: OSEES performance and later broadcast information\n\nAbout the Author\nRobert Lee is the Music and Radio Curator at Web Radio Info. He specializes in finding high-quality\, screen-free music\, talk and live broadcasts that are accessible through smart speakers\, internet radio and traditional audio platforms.
URL:https://webradioinfo.com/event/beyond-the-playlist-four-live-radio-programs-that-put-human-discovery-back-into-music/
LOCATION:Live Broadcast Event\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Radio
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SUMMARY:Listen Live: The Oak Ridge Boys\, Tommy Emmanuel and More Join Saturday’s Grand Ole Opry
DESCRIPTION:The Oak Ridge Boys and internationally known guitarist Tommy Emmanuel lead a varied lineup for the live Grand Ole Opry broadcast Saturday\, Sept. 5. \nCharles Esten\, Mark Wills\, Keith and Kristyn Getty\, Stephanie Quayle and Medium Build are also scheduled to perform. Medium Build will make an Opry debut. \nThe show begins at 8 p.m. Eastern\, 7 p.m. Central. Listeners can hear the complete program free on 650 AM WSM\, through WSM’s online stream or with the WSM mobile application. \nThe Opry says its complete Friday and Saturday shows can be heard worldwide through WSM Radio\, giving listeners a confirmed\, free\, screen-free way to hear the full program. \nListening Details\n\nDate: Saturday\, Sept. 5\, 2026\nTime: 8 p.m. Eastern\, 7 p.m. Central\nProgram: Grand Ole Opry\nLocation: Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville\, Tennessee\nRadio: 650 AM WSM\nOnline: Free WSM live stream\nMobile: WSM application\nBroadcast status: Live\nU.S. availability: Confirmed\nCost: Free for radio and online listening\n\nListeners can open the WSM live stream before the show begins. \nSaturday’s Grand Ole Opry Lineup\nThe scheduled performers are: \n\nThe Oak Ridge Boys\nTommy Emmanuel\nCharles Esten\nMark Wills\nKeith and Kristyn Getty\nStephanie Quayle\nMedium Build\, making an Opry debut\n\nThe lineup brings several musical traditions into one live broadcast. \nThe Oak Ridge Boys bring the group harmonies that have connected their country and gospel recordings for decades. Tommy Emmanuel adds an acoustic-guitar performance to a program otherwise centered largely on singers and songwriters. \nCharles Esten\, Mark Wills and Stephanie Quayle represent different periods and approaches within contemporary country music. Keith and Kristyn Getty add modern hymn writing and Christian music\, while Medium Build’s debut continues the Opry tradition of introducing performers to its audience. \nThe Opry does not publish a complete running order in advance\, so listeners should plan to hear the full show rather than tune in for a particular performer. Lineups can also change before airtime. \nVisit the official Sept. 5 show page for the latest lineup. \nMore Than a Collection of Performances\nThe Grand Ole Opry remains both a radio program and a live stage show. \nHuman hosts introduce the performers\, connect the individual appearances and guide the audience through the evening. Artists generally perform in shorter segments instead of presenting full concert sets\, allowing the program to move between established Opry members\, visiting musicians and debut performers. \nThat structure gives Saturday’s broadcast a sense of discovery. A listener may arrive for The Oak Ridge Boys or Tommy Emmanuel and hear an unfamiliar performer along the way. \nIt also makes the Opry naturally suited to radio. The audience does not need to watch a screen or interpret visual stage action to understand who is performing and what is happening. \nHow to Listen\nOn 650 AM WSM\nListeners within reception range can hear the show over the air on 650 AM. \nWSM’s signal can travel well beyond Nashville after sunset\, but reception depends on distance\, interference\, weather and local conditions. An AM radio may need to be repositioned or rotated for the clearest signal. \nThrough the WSM Website\nThe WSM website provides a free live stream for listeners outside the station’s terrestrial reception area. \nOpening the player before 8 p.m. Eastern gives listeners time to confirm that audio is working before the Opry begins. \nWith the WSM Application\nThe WSM mobile application provides another way to hear the station on a phone or tablet. \nListeners who use VoiceOver\, TalkBack or another screen reader should test the application before Saturday evening. That includes locating the live-play control\, starting the stream\, and returning to it after the device is locked. \nOn a Smart Speaker\nA voice command may also locate WSM’s stream. Try asking the device to play “WSM Radio from Nashville” or “650 AM WSM.” \nBecause voice assistants can select similarly named stations\, verify that the device has opened the Nashville country station before relying on the command for the live broadcast. \nWhy This Broadcast Is Worth Hearing\nSaturday’s Grand Ole Opry offers nearly everything Web Radio Info looks for in live entertainment: \n\nA genuine live performance\nA program created for radio\nHuman hosts and named performers\nFree over-the-air and online listening\nConfirmed access for U.S. listeners\nA complete worldwide WSM broadcast\nA lineup combining familiar artists with an Opry debut\nA clear date\, time and listening method\n\nThis is appointment listening in the traditional sense. The audience gathers at a set time\, the hosts welcome listeners\, and the performances unfold live from Nashville. \nFor listeners seeking free\, screen-free entertainment this weekend\, Saturday’s Grand Ole Opry is a strong choice. \nSources\n\nGrand Ole Opry: Official Sept. 5 lineup\nGrand Ole Opry: How to listen through WSM Radio\nWSM Radio: Live stream and station information\n\nAbout the Author\nRobert Lee is the Music and Radio Curator at Web Radio Info. He specializes in finding high-quality\, screen-free music\, talk\, and live broadcasts that are accessible through smart speakers\, internet radio\, and traditional audio platforms.
URL:https://webradioinfo.com/event/listen-live-the-oak-ridge-boys-tommy-emmanuel-and-more-join-saturdays-grand-ole-opry/
LOCATION:Live Broadcast Event\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Radio
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SUMMARY:College Football Returns This Week: 2026 Week Zero Radio Guide
DESCRIPTION:College football returns this week with three days of Week Zero games beginning Thursday\, August 27. \nThe opening schedule is smaller than the full Labor Day weekend slate\, but it includes Football Championship Subdivision matchups\, two Atlantic Coast Conference teams\, an HBCU showcase and an international game from Dublin. \nLive radio coverage will be available for many of the games through university sports networks\, local affiliates and official team applications. Some online broadcasts may require registration or a subscription. \nThursday\, August 27\nMercyhurst at Youngstown State\n\nKickoff: 6:00 p.m. Eastern\nLocation: Stambaugh Stadium\, Youngstown\, Ohio\nRadio: Youngstown State football radio network\nFlagship station: 570 WKBN\nOnline: Youngstown State Athletics game page and participating station streams\n\nYoungstown State and Mercyhurst are among the first teams scheduled to play in the 2026 college football season. \nThe Penguins’ radio network provides traditional local play-by-play\, pregame coverage and analysis. Listeners should check the official game page closer to kickoff for the final station and streaming links. \nSeveral other FCS games are scheduled Thursday\, including Maine at Towson\, Chattanooga at West Georgia\, Charleston Southern at Lindenwood and Central Arkansas at UT Martin. \nSaturday\, August 29\nNorth Carolina vs. TCU in Dublin\n\nKickoff: Noon Eastern\, 5:00 p.m. in Ireland\nLocation: Aviva Stadium\, Dublin\nEvent: Aer Lingus College Football Classic\nRadio: Tar Heel Sports Network and Horned Frogs Sports Network\nOnline: Official North Carolina and TCU athletics platforms\nTelevision: ESPN\n\nNorth Carolina and TCU open their seasons thousands of miles from their campuses in the weekend’s most distinctive college-football broadcast. \nThe Aer Lingus College Football Classic brings American college football to Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Both university radio networks are expected to provide separate live calls\, allowing listeners to choose the commentary team associated with either school. \nThe international setting should give the announcers more to describe than the action on the field. Pregame coverage may include the teams’ experiences in Ireland\, the atmosphere inside Aviva Stadium and the continuing effort to build an audience for college football overseas. \nStream access can vary\, so listeners should check the official team game pages before kickoff. \nNC State at Virginia\n\nKickoff: 3:30 p.m. Eastern\nLocation: Scott Stadium\, Charlottesville\, Virginia\nRadio: Virginia Sports Radio Network and Wolfpack Sports Network\nOnline: Official university athletics platforms\nTelevision: ESPN\n\nNC State and Virginia were originally scheduled to play in Rio de Janeiro\, which would have made the game the first Football Bowl Subdivision contest in South America. Organizers later moved it to Virginia following an operational review. \nThe matchup remains part of the limited Week Zero schedule and will count in the Atlantic Coast Conference standings. \nVirginia has confirmed coverage through the Virginia Sports Radio Network. NC State supporters can look for the Wolfpack Sports Network broadcast through its affiliates and official digital services. \nHoward vs. Alabama A&M\n\nKickoff: 7:30 p.m. Eastern\nLocation: Center Parc Stadium\, Atlanta\nEvent: Cricket MEAC/SWAC Challenge Kickoff\nRadio: University and Atlanta radio coverage\nLocal radio partner: Radio One Atlanta\nTelevision: ABC\n\nHoward and Alabama A&M open the HBCU football season in the 2026 Cricket MEAC/SWAC Challenge. \nThe game combines live football with the music\, bands\, alumni traditions and community atmosphere that distinguish HBCU classics. Radio One Atlanta has been announced as the event’s exclusive local radio partner\, while Alabama A&M’s schedule includes an official listening link for the game. \nThe broadcast offers more than play-by-play. Pregame and postgame coverage may also capture the bands and the wider celebration surrounding the matchup. \nOther Week Zero Games\nAdditional Saturday games include: \n\nSouthern vs. Alabama State\nNew Mexico State at Florida State\nHawaii at Stanford\nMemphis at UNLV\nJackson State at Tennessee State\nNorth Carolina Central at Texas Southern\nPrairie View A&M at Tarleton State\nNorth Dakota State at Incarnate Word\nMorgan State at North Carolina A&T\n\nStation assignments and kickoff times can change. Listeners should use each university’s official schedule or game page to confirm the latest radio information. \nWhy College Football Still Belongs on Radio\nCollege football radio is more than an audio version of television. \nLocal announcers follow a team throughout the season. They understand its history\, know the players and explain how an opening game fits into the larger schedule. Separate team broadcasts also let listeners hear the same game from different institutional and regional perspectives. \nThat human guidance is especially valuable for blind and low-vision listeners. A strong play-by-play announcer identifies formations\, field position\, substitutions and crowd reactions that may otherwise be difficult to follow. \nRadio also remains useful for alumni and supporters who live far beyond the range of a university’s flagship station. Online streams and team applications can turn a regional broadcast into a national or international listening experience. \nThe Full Season Begins September 5\nWeek Zero provides the opening notes\, but most Division I programs begin playing during the following week. \nThe first full Saturday arrives September 5\, with a much larger selection of national and local radio broadcasts. Web Radio Info will publish a separate guide to the strongest listening choices\, including Clemson against LSU. \nCollege football returns Thursday\, August 27. For radio listeners\, the season begins with local announcers\, university networks and live human-delivered play-by-play. \nSources\n\nNCAA: When the 2026 college-football season begins\nYoungstown State 2026 football schedule\nAer Lingus College Football Classic\nTCU Athletics football schedule\nVirginia: NC State game information\nAlabama A&M 2026 football schedule\nHoward: 2026 MEAC/SWAC Challenge\nMEAC/SWAC Challenge schedule\n\nAbout the Author\nKarl Lee is the Editorial Director of Web Radio Info Inc.\, a Clearwater\, Florida-based nonprofit dedicated to helping blind and low-vision listeners discover accessible\, human-hosted radio\, live sports\, and screen-free audio.
URL:https://webradioinfo.com/event/college-football-returns-this-week-2026-week-zero-radio-guide/
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SUMMARY:Little Rock A.M.E. Zion Carries a Historic Charlotte Church to Radio Listeners
DESCRIPTION:A weekly Praise Charlotte broadcast connects more than a century of African American faith\, community service and worship with listeners across the airwaves and online. \nBy Cassandra Lee | Web Radio Info \nLong before online streaming and mobile applications\, radio gave churches a way to carry preaching\, prayer and gospel music beyond the sanctuary. \nLittle Rock A.M.E. Zion Church continues that tradition each Sunday morning through a weekly half-hour broadcast on Praise Charlotte. \nThe program airs Sundays from 7:30 to 8:00 a.m. Eastern. Listeners can hear it on Praise Charlotte in the Charlotte area or through the station’s free worldwide stream. \nThe broadcast offers an early-morning introduction to a congregation whose history reaches back to Charlotte’s post-Civil War Black community. \nA Church Rooted in Charlotte’s Black History\nLittle Rock A.M.E. Zion Church traces its beginnings to the early 1870s\, when the Rev. Thomas Henry Lomax helped establish the congregation. \nThe church emerged during a defining period for formerly enslaved people in Charlotte. A.M.E. Zion ministers helped Black residents build religious institutions under their own leadership\, free from white control. \nThe congregation purchased property in Charlotte’s First Ward in 1884. As its membership and ministries grew\, it eventually constructed the Neoclassical church building completed around 1911. \nThat former sanctuary became one of Charlotte’s designated historic landmarks. Mecklenburg County describes it as one of the city’s oldest Black churches and the only known Charlotte building designed by prominent architect James Mackson McMichael for a Black client. \nThe congregation later moved into a larger building across the street. Its former home continued serving the community as the Afro-American Cultural Center\, an institution that eventually became the Harvey B. Gantt Center for African American Arts + Culture. \nLittle Rock now worships at 401 North McDowell Street under the leadership of the Rev. Dr. Derrill A. Blue and the Rev. Dr. Paula B. Blue. \nThe Sunday Radio Broadcast\nPraise Charlotte schedules Little Rock A.M.E. Zion Church every Sunday from 7:30 to 8:00 a.m. Eastern. \nThe radio program airs two and a half hours before the congregation’s regular 10:00 a.m. worship service. This means listeners should not expect a live relay of that morning’s service. \nNeither the station nor the church currently explains whether the half-hour program contains an edited worship service\, a recorded sermon or material prepared specifically for radio. Web Radio Info therefore describes it as a church broadcast rather than a live church service. \nEven with that distinction\, the program provides something valuable. It gives listeners a free\, screen-free connection to an historic African American congregation at the beginning of Sunday morning. \nHow to Listen\nLittle Rock A.M.E. Zion Church airs: \n\nDay: Sunday\nTime: 7:30 to 8:00 a.m. Eastern\nStation: Praise Charlotte\nOnline: Praise Charlotte live stream\nSmart speaker: Amazon Alexa\n\nPraise Charlotte currently identifies its service as 102.5 FM and 610 AM\, although the station’s Little Rock event page still contains an older reference to 100.9 FM. Charlotte-area listeners should confirm the current over-the-air frequency before Sunday. \nFor Alexa listening: \n\nOpen the Alexa application.\nFind Skills & Games.\nSearch for Praise Charlotte.\nEnable the station’s skill.\nSay\, “Alexa\, play Praise Charlotte.”\n\nBecause smart-speaker commands and station directories can change\, test the command before the broadcast begins. \nThe church’s regular Sunday worship service starts at 10:00 a.m. Eastern. Little Rock also provides live and archived worship through its own website\, but that option depends on video and is separate from the radio broadcast. \nThe Web Radio Info Recommendation\nStart with the Sunday radio program if you want a screen-free introduction to Little Rock A.M.E. Zion Church. \nThe half-hour broadcast brings together local gospel radio and one of Charlotte’s oldest Black congregations. Its significance comes not only from what is heard on Sunday morning\, but also from the history behind the ministry. \nLittle Rock grew from the work of African American church leaders during Reconstruction. Its former sanctuary became a historic landmark\, and its congregation continues reaching beyond the church building through radio. \nWeb Radio Info has confirmed the schedule\, station stream\, church leadership and Alexa instructions. We have not confirmed the precise format of the weekly program\, so listeners should regard it as a church broadcast rather than a guaranteed complete worship service. \nFor anyone interested in African American church history\, gospel radio and screen-free Sunday listening\, Little Rock A.M.E. Zion Church is worth hearing. \nSources\n\nLittle Rock A.M.E. Zion on Praise Charlotte\nPraise Charlotte live stream\nPraise Charlotte Alexa instructions\nLittle Rock A.M.E. Zion Church\nLittle Rock visitor and leadership information\nMecklenburg County historic-landmark history\nBoston University profile of the Rev. Dr. Derrill A. Blue
URL:https://webradioinfo.com/event/little-rock-a-m-e-zion-carries-a-historic-charlotte-church-to-radio-listeners/
LOCATION:Live Broadcast Event\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Radio
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20260812T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Halifax:20260813T120000
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SUMMARY:Bill Kirchen and Deer Fellow Bring Two Generations of Texas Music to Sun Radio Tonight
DESCRIPTION:The Grammy-nominated guitarist and Austin indie-folk duo perform before a live audience during tonight’s worldwide broadcast of Texas Radio Live. \nBy William Lee\, The Audio Concierge | Web Radio Info \nTwo generations of Texas roots music share the stage tonight when Bill Kirchen and Deer Fellow perform live on Sun Radio. \nThe concert begins Wednesday\, August 12\, at 7:00 p.m. Central and 8:00 p.m. Eastern from Moontower Saloon in Austin. Sun Radio will broadcast the performance across its Central Texas network and stream it worldwide through SunRadio.com. \nKirchen is a Grammy-nominated guitarist\, singer and songwriter whose work connects country\, rockabilly\, Western swing and roots rock. \nHe first gained national attention as a founding member of Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen. His distinctive guitar playing helped drive the group’s recording of “Hot Rod Lincoln” into the Billboard Top 10 in 1972. \nKirchen later performed or recorded with artists including Nick Lowe\, Elvis Costello\, Emmylou Harris\, Doug Sahm\, Bo Diddley and Maria Muldaur. His latest album\, Cat Out of the Bag\, arrived in May 2026 and expands his familiar rockabilly and honky-tonk sound with boogie-woogie\, jazz\, jump blues\, folk and Western swing. \nSharing the program is Deer Fellow\, an Austin duo consisting of Matt Salois and Alyssa Kelly. \nSalois contributes vocals\, electric guitar\, looping and percussion\, while Kelly performs vocals\, violin and keyboards. Their music combines indie folk and pop with layered voices\, guitar loops\, synthesizers and violin. \nDeer Fellow released its first full-length album\, Hues\, in May. The duo’s contemporary sound should create an interesting contrast with Kirchen’s decades of country and roots-rock experience. \nThat contrast is one of the strongest reasons to hear tonight’s program. Kirchen represents a direct connection to the development of Americana before the term became widely used. Deer Fellow demonstrates how younger Austin musicians continue combining established acoustic traditions with newer production ideas. \nHow to Listen Tonight\n\nDate: Wednesday\, August 12\, 2026\nCentral: 7:00 p.m.\nEastern: 8:00 p.m.\nMountain: 6:00 p.m.\nPacific: 5:00 p.m.\nVenue: Moontower Saloon in Austin\nRadio: Sun Radio Network across Central Texas\nOnline: Listen through Sun Radio\nReplay: Not confirmed\n\nSun Radio operates several frequencies across Central Texas\, including 100.1 FM and 1060 AM in Austin. Its station directory provides additional frequencies and listening links. \nAdmission to the live event costs $20\, but listeners do not need to purchase a venue ticket to hear the radio or online broadcast. \nWeb Radio Info has not confirmed whether Sun Radio will make the performance available for replay. Anyone interested in the concert should plan to listen live. \nThe Audio Concierge Recommendation\nBegin listening at 7:00 p.m. Central and pay attention to the contrast between the performers. \nKirchen brings the Telecaster-driven sound of country\, rockabilly and roots rock. Deer Fellow approaches Texas music through vocal harmonies\, violin\, looping and indie pop. \nTexas Radio Live is especially valuable because it is not simply playing recordings from these artists. The musicians will perform for an audience while Sun Radio carries the show to listeners throughout Central Texas and online around the world. \nFor anyone interested in human-selected radio\, live performance and the continuing evolution of Texas music\, tonight’s broadcast is worth hearing. \nSources\n\nSun Radio event listing: Bill Kirchen and Deer Fellow\nTexas Radio Live\nSun Radio stations and streams\nBill Kirchen official biography and media kit\nDeer Fellow official website\nCat Out of the Bag from The Last Music Company
URL:https://webradioinfo.com/event/bill-kirchen-and-deer-fellow-bring-two-generations-of-texas-music-to-sun-radio-tonight/
LOCATION:Live Broadcast Event\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Radio
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20260627T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Halifax:20260719T230000
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SUMMARY:The Best Way to Listen to the World Cup? talkSPORT! Use the Official App or Website
DESCRIPTION:If you are trying to listen to talkSPORT from the United States\, here is a quick tip from our recent testing at Web Radio Info. \nWe discovered that while the live stream is often restricted or blocked on third-party platforms like TuneIn\, the official talkSPORT app and website provide seamless access to their live programming. \nSetting up an account was incredibly simple. A free login took only a minute\, and we were immediately listening to live FIFA World Cup commentary. \nFor sports fans who prefer the radio over television\, this is especially good news. Many U.S. television broadcasts simply simulcast the TV audio\, which assumes you are already watching the screen. Dedicated radio commentary is completely different. The announcers describe the action\, the atmosphere\, player movement\, and the flow of the match. It creates a much richer\, more immersive experience for listeners who are driving\, working\, or for our audience members who are blind or have low vision. \nThe official talkSPORT app also makes it incredibly easy to browse live games\, upcoming match schedules\, and podcasts\, all from one accessible interface. \nIf you enjoy sports exactly the way radio was meant to be heard\, the official talkSPORT app is well worth adding to your phone. \n🎙️ Web Radio Info Accessibility Note \n✔ Free account registration \n✔ Official iOS and Android apps \n✔ Website streaming \n✔ Live match schedules \n✔ Dedicated radio commentary \n✔ Excellent option for screen-free sports listening \nAbout the Author William Lee is the Accessibility Lead at Web Radio Info Inc.\, a Clearwater\, Florida organization dedicated to making digital audio fully accessible to the visually impaired community. William specializes in rigorously testing smart speakers\, screen readers\, and mobile applications to break down digital barriers. His work ensures that every listener can seamlessly navigate broadcasts\, podcasts\, and live events using just their voice.
URL:https://webradioinfo.com/event/the-best-way-to-listen-to-the-world-cup-talksport-use-the-official-app-or-website/
LOCATION:Live Broadcast Event\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Radio
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20260601T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Halifax:20260615T170000
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SUMMARY:NBA Finals 2026: A Championship Showdown
DESCRIPTION:The NBA Finals are finally here\, and basketball fans are in for a truly fascinating matchup. \nThe New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs have battled their way through the playoffs and now stand just four wins away from an NBA championship. \nFor New York\, this Finals appearance represents a return to basketball’s biggest stage after decades of waiting. The Knicks have energized one of the most passionate fan bases in sports\, turning Madison Square Garden into the absolute center of the basketball universe throughout the postseason. \nMeanwhile\, the San Antonio Spurs continue their remarkable tradition of excellence. As a franchise known for discipline\, teamwork\, and a deep championship pedigree\, the Spurs have once again proven why they remain one of the NBA’s model organizations. \n\nMore Than a Championship\nThe NBA Finals are about so much more than simple wins and losses. They are about historic moments\, career defining performances\, and breathless last second shots. It is about realizing championship dreams and writing the exact next chapter in NBA history. In a series like this\, every single possession matters\, and every game has the potential to become an instant classic. \n\nThe Power of Sports Radio\nFor many of us\, basketball is just as exciting on the radio as it is on a television screen. \nA great radio broadcast paints the action through vivid play-by-play\, capturing the organic crowd reactions and providing expert analysis that allows listeners to experience every moment\, no matter where they are. \nWhether you are commuting\, relaxing on the back patio\, traveling\, or you simply prefer the intimacy of radio\, the NBA Finals remain one of the premier listening experiences in all of sports. \n\nHow to Listen to the Finals\nIf you want to catch every dribble\, pass\, and buzzer-beater\, here is where you can find the live audio broadcasts: \n\nNBA Finals Start:\n\n 	Game 4: June 10\, 2026 _ 8:30 PM ET\n 	Game 5: June 13\, 2026 _ 8:30 PM ET\n 	Game 6: June 16\, 2026 _ 8:30 PM ET\n 	Game 7: June 19\, 2026 _ 8:30 PM ET\n\nNational Broadcasts: \n\n\n 	\nESPN Radio: The exclusive national audio home for the Finals. Find your local AM/FM affiliate\, or stream it live at ESPNRadio.com. \n\n 	\nSiriusXM: Subscribers can catch the national call on ESPN Radio (Channel 80) or tune into dedicated coverage on SiriusXM NBA Radio (Channel 86). \n\n 	\nSmart Speakers: Simply say\, “Play ESPN Radio” to jump straight into the national feed. \n\n\nLocal Flagship Stations (Home Team Feeds): \n\n\n 	\nNew York Knicks: Listen to the hometown call on ESPN New York 880 AM. \n\n 	\nSan Antonio Spurs: Catch the local broadcast on News Radio 1200 WOAI. \n\n\nMobile Apps: \n\n\n 	\nThe ESPN App: Available on iOS and Android for free streaming of the national broadcast. \n\n 	\nThe NBA App: Using the “Audio League Pass” feature\, you can often choose between the national broadcast or the local Knicks and Spurs announcers. Download it at NBA.com. \n\n\nThe Audio Concierge View\nAt Web Radio Info\, we believe sports radio remains one of the most immersive forms of storytelling in media today. The NBA Finals showcase the power of live audio at its very best. It brings fans closer to the action through the voices\, emotion\, and sheer excitement that only great broadcasters can provide. \nCan New York capture its first NBA championship in generations? Will San Antonio add another trophy to its legendary collection? Which player will rise to the occasion and become the face of this series? The answers begin the moment the opening tip is tossed. \nNo matter which team you are cheering for\, this year’s Finals promise drama\, intensity\, and unforgettable moments. \nWho are you rooting for in the NBA Finals? Let us know in the comments. \nAbout the Author Karl Lee is the Editorial Director of Web Radio Info Inc.\, a Clearwater\, Florida-based organization dedicated to making audio content fully accessible to the visually impaired community. Karl rigorously tests smart speakers\, screen readers\, and audio apps to ensure that every listener can easily find and enjoy their favorite content without ever needing to rely on a screen.
URL:https://webradioinfo.com/event/nba-finals-2026-a-championship-showdown/
LOCATION:Live Broadcast Event\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Radio
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20260525T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Halifax:20260601T170000
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SUMMARY:The Audio Concierge; The Atmosphere of the E Street Nation on SiriusXM
DESCRIPTION:Greetings and welcome back to the airwaves. \nWhen we talk about the power of live premium radio\, we often focus on the performance itself. But there is a specific kind of magic that exists before the house lights go down\, the anticipation\, the conversations in the crowd\, and the shared excitement of the fans. \nThis Wednesday\, May 27\, SiriusXM’s E Street Radio (Channel 20) is capturing that exact feeling. \nBroadcasting live from Nationals Park in Washington\, D.C.\, E Street Radio is hosting a special pre-show for Bruce Springsteen’s Land of Hope & Dreams tour. Hosted by Jim Rotolo\, this broadcast is more than just a setup for the music. It features real interviews with fans\, reactions from the E Street Nation\, and the kind of spontaneous\, unscripted energy that only happens on live radio. \nWhy this matters for our community: \nAt a time when many broadcasters are relying on automation\, a live remote like this reminds us why we still tune in. You don’t have to be physically at the stadium to feel the energy; the broadcast offers a front-row seat to the atmosphere of the tour itself. It is “destination radio” that turns a solo listening experience into a community event. \nHow to tune in: \n\n\nEvent: Land of Hope & Dreams Tour Pre-Show Coverage \n\n\nStation: SiriusXM E Street Radio (Channel 20) \n\n\nDate: Wednesday\, May 27\, 2026 \n\n\nTime: 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM ET \n\n\nWhether you are a longtime Springsteen fan or just someone who appreciates radio that still feels alive and connected to its audience\, this is a broadcast worth making time for. \nUntil next time\, keep the audio accessible. \nAbout the Author: Robert Lee is the Music and Radio Curator at Web Radio Info. An expert in navigating the global radio dial\, Robert specializes in tracking down the best screen-free music\, talk\, and live broadcasts from around the world. He writes to help the visually impaired community easily discover and access high-quality audio entertainment across smart speakers\, internet radio\, and platforms like TuneIn and SiriusXM.
URL:https://webradioinfo.com/event/explore-e-street-nation-with-the-audio-concierge-siriusxm/
LOCATION:Live Broadcast Event\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Radio
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20260512T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Halifax:20260518T080000
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SUMMARY:WKRP Live from Wilmington on May 16th
DESCRIPTION:There are still places in America where local radio is not treated like background noise. It is part of the community itself. The voices are familiar. The broadcasts leave the studio. The station shows up in person. \nOn Friday\, May 16\, one of those increasingly rare radio traditions returns to the road. \nFeatured Live Broadcast Event\nBMAN Broadcasting LIVE\nLocation:\nCampers Inn of Wilmington785 W Curry RdWilmington\, Ohio 45177 \nTime:\n11:00 AM to 1:00 PM Eastern \nEvent Type:\nLive Remote Broadcast \nFor longtime radio listeners\, a remote broadcast carries a certain nostalgia that streaming platforms simply cannot recreate. Before algorithms and auto-generated playlists\, local radio stations built identity by physically showing up in the communities they served. Parking lot broadcasts\, local appearances\, prize vans\, station tents\, and personality-driven events once defined American radio culture. \nThis event taps directly into that tradition. \nBroadcast personality John “BMAN” Beaulieu and the WKRP “Oasis” team will be broadcasting live from Campers Inn of Wilmington\, bringing listeners a blend of classic hits\, local interaction\, community energy\, and personality-driven radio that feels increasingly uncommon on today’s FM dial. \nWhy This Event Stands Out\nAt Web Radio Info\, we spend a significant amount of time discussing smart speakers\, digital streams\, and global audio platforms. But local terrestrial radio still possesses something streaming services cannot manufacture: \nPresence. \nA live remote broadcast reminds listeners that radio is not just content traveling through a device. It is a living connection between a station and its audience. \nYou hear it in the pacing. \nYou hear it in the crowd noise. \nYou hear it in the unscripted moments. \nFor radio enthusiasts\, these broadcasts are also a reminder of an era when station personalities became trusted local companions instead of interchangeable voices between music sweeps. \nThe Sound of “The Oasis”\nWKRP’s “Oasis” format focuses heavily on deeper selections from the 1960s\, 70s\, and early 80s\, avoiding the ultra-tight repetition common on many commercial FM stations today. The station leans into larger libraries\, music familiarity\, and conversational presentation rather than high-speed formatting. \nThat approach works particularly well during live remotes because the atmosphere feels relaxed and authentic instead of heavily programmed. \nRecommended Listening Setup\nThis is the type of broadcast best enjoyed: \n\nthrough a traditional FM radio\nin the car during midday travel\non a tabletop stereo system\nor through a smart speaker tuned directly to the station stream\n\nFor portable radio enthusiasts\, this is exactly the kind of local terrestrial event that reminds us why scanning the FM dial still matters. \nBecause sometimes radio sounds best when it leaves the studio. \nUntil next time\, keep your presets ready and your radios nearby. \nAbout the Author Karl Lee is the Editorial Director of Web Radio Info Inc.\, a Clearwater\, Florida-based organization dedicated to making audio content fully accessible to the visually impaired community. Karl rigorously tests smart speakers\, screen readers\, and audio apps to ensure that every listener can easily find and enjoy their favorite content without ever needing to rely on a screen.
URL:https://webradioinfo.com/event/wkrp-live-from-wilmington-on-may-16th/
LOCATION:Live Broadcast Event\, United States
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SUMMARY:Famed St. Louis Symphony Orchestra @ 9 PM EST
DESCRIPTION:St. Louis Symphony Orchestra on St. Louis Public Radio KWMU 90.7\nSt. Louis Symphony performances have been broadcast for more than a decade on Saturday nights at 9:00 pm EST. Hear it on KWMU 90.7 FM and online streaming worldwide via the St. Louis Public Radio website. \nOn-Demand rebroadcast concerts are available on their website for 30 days following the broadcast. \nClick here for more Classical Music Information. \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://webradioinfo.com/event/famed-st-louis-symphony-orchestra-9-pm-est/
LOCATION:Live Broadcast Event\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210209T150000
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SUMMARY:Julien Baker LIVE on KEXP 90.3 at Home
DESCRIPTION:KEXP 90.3 shares a live streaming performance through their series\, Live on KEXP at Home — both through their YouTube channel and broadcasting on the air on KEXP. For your listening pleasure\, Alternative & Indie recording artist Julien Baker is the featured artist. For more information\, click here. \n 
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LOCATION:Live Broadcast Event\, United States
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