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Power from the People
M a y 3 0 -J u n e 1 2 !
By Jim Goronson, Listener Sponsor Development Director
“Power From the People” is the theme for
WORT’s late spring/early summer pledge
drive that is taking place Wednesday May
30 through Tuesday June 12!
We do indeed receive power from the
people in our listening area and far beyond
in various ways, including generous
donations and thousands of hours of
volunteer labor. WORT is truly listenersponsored and volunteer-powered! We hope
that you value the fact the WORT is the
radio station for the little guy and gal.
WORT depends upon contributions from
individuals for 65% of our budget. That’s
about $397,000 for fiscal year 2012,
which ends June 30. If we reach the goal of
$60,000 for the “Power From the People”
pledge drive we will significantly reduce—
if not eliminate—a projected budget deficit
for fiscal year 2012!
Ways to pledge:
• Call (608) 256-2001
• Toll free: (866) 899-9678 (WORT)
• Send a donation in the included
envelope
• Pledge securely online at wort-fm.org
With your powerful pledges of support we
will continue to be the People’s Station!
Recall election night coverage on WORT
WORT will pre-empt normal programming
the special election night coverage with
(The Original Wilson Brothers) from 8 to
pledge rapping SO we’re wondering: would
11 pm on Tuesday night, June 5 to bring you
YOU like to make a generous pre-pledge
three hours of uninterrupted coverage of the
of support for our election coverage? If so
historic recall election!
please call Jim Goronson at 256-2001
News and Public Affairs Facilitator Molly
(toll free at 1-866-899-9678) or send an
Stentz is hard at work organizing a night of
email to [email protected] to make a
election coverage that only WORT can provide.
pre-pledge. Here’s your chance to support
The recall election is taking place during
WORT on a historic night!
our pledge drive. We don’t want to interrupt
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WORT 89.9 FM
118 S. Bedford Street • Madison, WI 53703
phone (608) 256-2001 | facsimile (608) 256-3704 | web page www.wort-fm.org | e-mail [email protected]
WORT
Board of Directors
Paid Staff
Mission Statement
President WORT-FM is a non-commercial,
Vice President
Business & Foundation
Development Director Maggie Weiser
listener-sponsored, member-
Treasurer
Jody McCann
Secretary Dave Devereaux-Weber
controlled community radio station
broadcasting to south‑central
Wisconsin. WORT volunteers
and staff shall provide quality
programming and services to a
broad spectrum of the community
through:
• promotion of communication,
Lucas Osmond
Vickie Eiden
Staff RepresentativeNorman Stockwell
At-Large Members
Tom Jones
Ankur Malhotra
Amy Mondloch
Dave Robertson
Music Program
Facilitator
News & Public
Affairs Facilitator
Molly Stentz
Listener Sponsor
Development Director
Operations
Coordinator
Jim Goronson
Norman Stockwell
Community Advisory Board
Volunteer & Outreach
Coordinator
Glenn Mitroff
Jerry Chernow
Adelaide Fiske
Mitch Rosefelt
education, entertainment, and
Bookkeeper
John Fournelle
Victoria Straughn
understanding by providing a
Engineer Tish Lafferty
Valerie Zisman
forum for both the discussion
Zaher Karp
Chief Engineer Roman Dubrovsky
Laura Gutknecht
Information Technology
Coordinator
of public issues, and the
expansion of musical and cultural
Board Meetings:
experience;
Monthly board meetings are held on the third
• facilitation of community
Sybil Augustine
Wednesday of every month at 7 pm at the WORT
Underwriting
Outreach
Tom Christie
Barbara Bolan
studios and are open to the public.
expression and provision of
T H E R A D I O P I L O T I S T H E Q U A R T E R LY N E W S L E T T E R F O R
community access to the airwaves
W O R T L I S T E N E R S P O N S O R M E M B E R S A N D I S P U B L I S H E D B Y:
for the purpose of sharing music,
culture, news and information;
Back Porch Radio Broadcasting, Inc.
118 S. Bedford Street, Madison, WI 53703
• challenge of the cultural and
(608) 256-2001
intellectual assumptions of our
Layout: Carol Bracewell
listeners through unique and
Production Coordinator: Jim Goronson
diverse programming;
Editor: Staff Collective
• orientation towards the audience
Print circulation 3,000
May 2012
with concern for those underrepresented by other media.
WO RT’s m ailing lis t is c onf ident ial and
is never s old or loaned t o anyone.
WORT shall be committed to
radio programming with a human
perspective, respecting all peoples
Back Porch Radio Broadcasting, Incorporated
and their environments.
WORT is a 501(c)(3) organization. Your contributions are tax-deductible.
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Anything Goes
with Rich Samuels
5 to 8 am Thursdays!
By Rich Samuels
If you prefer your classical music locally grown
and fresh, I urge you to tune into to my 5–8 am
Anything Goes broadcasts on Thursday mornings
where I make a special effort to
feature younger performers and
composers you’re not likely to hear
on other terrestrial radio outlets.
Madison’s New Muse new music ensemble in
anticipation of its first “Muse Fest,” a May 5
series of concerts at various State Street venues.
In all these segments I integrated interviews
with young artists with their
performances; I believe it’s
important that they learn to
effectively market the music
for which they have an obvious
passion, and, as you probably
know, classical music these days
can be a tough sell.
Thanks to concert recordings
generously provided by the UW
School of Music, I’ve been able
to bring WORT listeners the
performances of this year’s Concerto
In the near future I hope to present
Competition winners. Perhaps
a broadcast premiere of selections
Rich Samuels
most familiar among them is Alice
from the new comic opera “Wired
Bartsch, whom many of you will know as a
for Love” by Jerry Hui, who recently received his
member of the Madison Symphony Orchestra’s
doctorate from the UW.
first violin section and as the concertmaster
Further down the line, I’m planning a special
of the Middleton Community Orchestra. But
celebration of the fortieth anniversary of Duke
WORT listeners heard all those featured in the
Ellington’s brief residency at the UW School of
February 10 Mills Hall concert: Michael Roemer
Music in July of 1972. If you were present at
(baritone), Jeongmin Lee (piano), and Brett
his master class in Mills Hall, or if you attended
Walter (marimba), as well as the first broadcast
any of the Ellington concerts at the Wisconsin
performance of doctoral candidate Youn-Jae Ok’s
Union Theater, let me know—you might be part
orchestral work “Mi-Ryen .”
of that broadcast.
Over three weeks in April, I featured specially
In the meantime, continue listening to all the
recorded performances by the percussion
classical music broadcasts offered by WORT.
ensemble “Clocks in Motion” performing works
They are unique in south central Wisconsin.
of Iannis Exanakis. In early May, I spotlighted
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By Glenn Mitroff, Volunteer & Outreach Coordinator
Happy May!
Please join us in celebrating with members of the
WORT family…
In February, Bill & Bobbie Malone celebrated the
15th on-air anniversary of Back To The Country.
Also in February, Rockin’ John McDonald hosted his
1700th show with a 50’s Rock N’ Roll program.
On May 1, Ena Foshay, host of A Musical Offering
and rotating host
of Musica Antiqua
gave birth to
Beatrix Foshay.
Congratulations
Ena, Casey and big
sister Sadie! Ena’s
shows during April
and May are being
hosted by Carol
Moseson. Kathy
Otterson will cover
Newborn Beatrix Foshay contemplates
Ena’s shows in June.
tuning into WORT!
And some sad news…
Long-time supporter of WORT Nels Nelson passed
away on April 1, 2012. Nels was the owner of
Mildred’s Sandwich Shop on E. Johnson Street.
Through WORT’s business underwriting program,
Nels supported the station for over 15 years.
Mildred’s Sandwich Shop sponsored many different
programs over the years, including Mud Acres,
Mel & Floyd, Back to the Country, Entertainment,
Democracy Now!, The Original Wilson Brothers,
Songs of Safety and Manners, Hootenanny, and Dead
Serious. Nels was a peaceful and loving man who
enjoyed gardening, cooking, hunting, good music
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and spending time with family. In addition to
tenderly caring for his daughters, Nels always had
cats to whom he devoted extraordinary attention.
Nels taught himself to play guitar and played in
a local band called Medicine Hat for some years,
and has always loved music of all kinds. He was an
advocate of peace and honesty, with a strong sense of
community and a penchant for traveling, especially
with his daughters. His patrons, friends and family
know him as an honest, gentle, hard-working and
kind man with a good sense of humor.
In station news…
WORT’s Long Range Planning (LRP) process
is nearing completion. Work groups (Staffing,
Technology and Facilities, Audience Development
and Fundraising, Programming, and Governance)
met four times from January through March.
Fourteen proposals were presented in a public
session on Wednesday, March 28 at the Goodman
Community Center, attended by over 50 volunteers,
Board, staff and community members. The
conversation continued on A Public Affair on April
10. Feedback on the proposals submitted at the
community meeting, via the WORT 2020 blog, and
during the on-air discussion was compiled by the
LRP Planning. On May 16, the Board will discuss
the final recommendations coming out of this
process. For more detailed information visit the LRP
blog: wort2020.org.
WORT’s Community Advisory Board recently added
new members, Tish Lafferty and Zaher Karp. The
CAB will be taking a break over the summer and
will resume their meeting schedule in September
when they will begin discussing plans for future
“Friend-raisers.”
En Nuestro Patio volunteers Eugenia Highland and
Roberto Yanez organized and coordinated tours and
workshops on April 3 at the station for 60 middle
school students who participated in the Latino Youth
Summit, a program of Centro Hispano and the
UW–Madison.
On April 21, WORT participated in International
Record Store Day at four locations in Madison,
including a live remote broadcast from Strictly Discs
during Tropical Riddims and PanAfrica. WORT DJs
also spun tunes at Sugar Shack, B-Side Records and
the Exclusive Company.
Sales of the WORT cookbook, This is What
Democracy Cooks Like, continue at a steady rate.
The 350-page book contains numerous photos from
the Capitol protests and over 250 recipes, including
submissions from many of the “Fab 14.” The book
is available at the station, 118 South Bedford Street
from 9am to 6pm Monday through Friday and can
be paid for by check, cash, and credit/debit cards
(Master Card and Visa.) The books are $25 each
with shipping available for an additional $5.
Order on-line or print out a mail-in order form at:
wort-fm.org. The books are also available at: Rainbow
Bookstore, Lakeside Press, Manna Café, Community
Pharmacy, Orange Tree Imports, Absolutely Art, and
the Wisconsin Historical Museum store. Shrinkwrapped copies will be available at the WORT booth
during the summer festival season. The “heavy lifters”
in the cookbook project (Robin Good, Nancy Mae,
and Anna Hahm) were nominated for the Community
Volunteer Awards organized by the United Way of
Dane County.
On May 6, “Cheddar Revolution: Songs of Uprising”
had a CD release party at the High Noon Saloon.
The project, funded with a grant from the UW
Teaching Assistants Association, produced a CD
of songs from the 2011 Wisconsin Uprising which
was distributed free to attendees. Though much of
the music was submitted to WORT, the project was
not a station project. WORT Music Director Sybil
Augustine co-produced the CD with Fred Schepartz.
For more information: wisconsinprotestsongs.com
WORT’s 3rd annual On-Air Auction held on
Saturday, April 14 was a great success. We received
$4,930 in bids (just shy of our $5K goal), raising
more funds with this one-day auction than we did
last year during our two-day auction! Special thanks
to Tanya Warden, who assisted with procuring and
organizing donated items. Thanks also to Carol
Bracewell for the great auction mailer art, to our
programmers and auctioneers, and to the volunteers
who came in to take bids! WORT’s programming is truly award-winning! Our
coverage from the 2011 Wisconsin Uprising was
awarded second place in the “Special Event” category
by the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association at a
ceremony on May 5. The award is for coverage by
News Facilitator Molly Stentz, with assistance from
JoAnne Pow!ers and Free Speech Radio News Editor
Catherine Komp.
Congratulations and farewell to John Anderson, a
member of WORT’s Programming Committee and
reporter for In Our Back Yard. John has accepted
a position as Assistant Professor and Director
of Broadcast Journalism at Brooklyn College’s
Department of TV and Radio. John also recently
signed a book deal with Routledge for Radio’s Digital
Dilemma: Broadcasting in the 21st Century.
If you would like to submit news from the WORT
family for future editions of this article, email:
[email protected] or call Glenn Mitroff at
256-2001.
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FLORA VAN WORMER
HEATHER GERBYSHAK
Women in world classical
Monday
GLOB AL
LINDA JAMESON
5
4
JIM SCHWALL
Traditional American folk
FOR T HE SAK E
OF T HE SONG
RICH SAMUELS
Classical variety
ANYTHING
GOES
Thursday
BILL MALONE
Country music on a theme
BAC K TO THE
COUNTRY
TERRY O’
Folk & international
DIASPORA
SCISSORS
MOSH PI T
MATT MYERS AND MIKE HINZ
Metal
RYAN PARKS
Electronic dance music
SOMETHING
WONDERFUL
A CCESS HOUR
ALEX WILDING-WHITE
Wide-ranging jazz
ALL AROUND
J AZZ
THE DELIVERYMAN
Metaphysical nuggets
and night sweats
WAKE UP
FUTURI STI C
JENNI SCHWANER LADD
Garage, mod, rockabilly & punk
LEOPARD
P RI NT
LOUNGE
JIM & TED WILSON
New release rock
T HE ORI GI NA L
WILSON
BROTHERS
Live concerts & recorded rarities
PHIL LIVE ON THE AIR
ALTERNATING WITH
LA BOTIC A
Latin and Iberian rock,
ska and hip hop
ROCK
EN ESPAÑOL
CASEY FOX
Vinyl gestalt
GUILTY
P LEASURES
3 shows — see below
BELOW TH E RAD A R
SCOTT & MELVA, THE WALKIN’
DOCTOR, HARRY RAG, DJ JUX
AND TED OFFENSIVE
New & archival rock
FRIDAY
ON MY MIND
11
10
9
8
7
BLUES CRUISE
DAVE WATTS
6
5
4
LABOR RAD IO
DEMOCRACY NOW!
THE REAL JAGUAR
Tasty music for all palates!
3
2
DAVE 3000
Psych & Prog Sounds
KOSMIK
RADIATION
JUICE
Underground Hip Hop
TH E AFTER PARTY
MARY GAINES,
CHRIS WAGONER
Diverse music and conversation
5
4
3
2
1
THE VINYL
12
RESTING PLACE MAD TOAST LIVE
VINYL RICHIE
Indie, surf, R&B, obscurities
PRAISE “BOB”
H OU R OF SLAC K
REV. VELVETEEN AND
BAD SISTER HEIDI
Head trip through the decades
PSYC H OA C OU STIC S
SCIENCE/HEALTH WRITERS
RAD IO LITERATU RE
JANE REYNOLDS
STEVE BRAUNGINN
Creative, improvised music
WHO COOKS FOR YOU?
1
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
DJ DOUBLE D
Rap & Soul
AFTER H O U RS
MUSTAFA
K.I.N.G. KRONOS
Mastermixes
UNIVERSAL
SOUL
EXPLOSION
TBD
DAVE LEUCINGER
ART SCHUNA
TWO FO R TH E
BLU ES
ROCKIN’ JOHN MCDONALD
Rock’n’roll oldies
I LIKE IT LIKE
THAT
RICARDO GONZALEZ, AGUSTÍN
OLVERA, ROBERTO RENGEL,
DJ RUMBA
Salsa & Latin Jazz
LA JU N TA
ALHAJI, DJ LINDA
Music of Africa
PAN AFRICA
F.R.P. & J.A.M.
Reggae
TRO PICAL
RID D IM S
JOHN KRANIAK
Vintage jazz and swing
ENTERTAINMENT
LADY P
60s & 70s R&B
TH E D U STIES
STO RM
ARMANDO SANCHEZ
Música y conversación en español
LOS MADRUGADORES
JUICE: Underground Hip Hop
TH E A F TE R PA RTY
Saturday
BRIAN, CONNOR,
IAN EARBLEED
Adventurous sounds
IN O N E EN D
DESTRUCTO
Experimental & avant garde
WEEK LY
WO R LD N O ISE
GREG TAYLOR
Electronic, experimental
R .T.Q .E.
SISTER LINDA
SISTER PAM
BEST OF GOSPEL
S A L A MAT
PA C H YD E RM PA RA D E
TH IRD W O RL D V IE W
FORD BLACKWELL
DAN TALMO
PAUL NOVAK
World Music
ON TH E H O RIZO N
TARA AYRES, KIRK STANTIS, MEGHAN RANDOLPH
BETTER LIVING THROUGH SHOWTUNES
STEPH STRINGER,
SARA BLACKTHORNE,
LEONIE DOLCH
HER INFINITE
VARIETY
H E R TU RN
ENA FOSHAY, CAROL
MOSESON, JOHN BARKER
Medieval, Renaissance
& Baroque
M U SICA
AN TIQ U A
HMONG
R AD IO
AFTER H O U R S
Sunday
a v a ila ble on a ll r a dios
a nd on t he we b
Below the Radar – 1st Friday, Mind’s Eye Radio, Kelly Warren; 2nd Friday, Live and Local, Collective; 3rd, 4th & 5th Fridays, Fiction Jones, Gregg Williard
The Insurgent Radio Kiosk weekdays at 5:00, 6:30 and 9:00 a.m., and 2:00 p.m. | Folk Calendar weekdays at 10:30 a.m. | Jazz Calendar at 4 p.m
WORT FM 118 S. Bedford St., Madison, WI 53703 | phone (608) 256-2001 | facsimile (608) 256-3704 | web page www.wort-fm.org | e-mail [email protected]
LUCAS, PRINCE OF DARKNESS
Headspace Radio
N E W S
GARY ALDERMAN
Swinging mainstream jazz
JOURNEYS
INTO JAZZ
FREE SPEECH RADIO NEWS
IN OUR BACKYARD – LOCAL NEWS
QUEERY – LOCAL L/G/B/T
EN N UE STR O PATI O
IN S PA NIS H
TH IS WAY OU T
B B C
JOANNE POW!ERS
Creative music from this
earth and others
FIRE WORSHIP!
STRICTLY JAZZ
SOUNDS
MEL & FLOYD
CHRIS POWERS
Bluegrass & acoustic
JONATHAN ZAROV
PERRY ALLAIRE
Classical on a theme
FANTASIA
Friday
MUD ACRES
O ’ JAN
C MIYASAKI
L O C KTONY CASTAÑEDA
B U Z Z
ENA FOSHAY
Vocal/choral music
A MUSICAL
OFFERING
Wednesday
A
P U B L I C
A F F A I R
D E M O C R A C Y
N O W !
World music uprising
3 ROLLING WI TH
2
1
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
12
SCOTT HERRICK
Classical variety
PROMENADE
Tuesday
E I GSTANHWOODARD
T
10 REVOLUTIONS
DAVID ALVARADO
MARTIN ALVARADO
11
9
8
7
6 OT HER V OIC ES
5
W O RT 8 9. 9 F M P R O GRA M SC HEDULE
News and
Public Affairs
This Way Out
Mel and Floyd
Wednesday 7:30–8pm
International lesbian and gay radio
magazine.
Insurgent Radio Kiosk
Perpetual Notion Machine
Friday 1–2pm
It’s monkey time with hosts Mel and
Mr. Smartypants (Floyd is on assignment).
Two wacky guys discuss news, views and
things you need to know.
Mon–Fri 5, 6:30, 9am and 2pm
Five-minute segment of
commentary, “This Day in History,”
and community events calendar.
WIN
Mon-Fri 8–8:03am
Three-minute headline news from the
Workers Independent News Service.
8 O’Clock Buzz
Mon–Fri 8–9am
Interviews, music, and lots of local
current events, culture and people.
A Public Affair
Mon–Fri noon–1pm
Live call–in interview program. Listener
questions and comments encouraged at
256-2001.
Democracy Now!
Mon–Thurs 1–2pm, Friday 4:30–5:30pm
Award-winning investigative news program
hosted by Amy Goodman.
BBC World Service
Mon–Thurs 5–6pm
News and analysis of current affairs
worldwide.
Free Speech Radio News
Mon–Thurs 6–6:30pm
Incisive news and analysis in the service
of peace and social justice, run by the
reporters themselves.
In Our Backyard
Mon–Thurs 6:30–7pm
Volunteer-produced alternative local
news.
En Nuestro Patio
Tuesday 7–8pm
Produccíon voluntario de notícias local
en español.
Queery
Wednesday 7–7:30pm
Locally produced lesbian, gay,
bisexual and transgender news and
issues program (music on first show of
each month).
1st, 3rd, & 5th Thursdays 7–7:30pm
Science made understandable and
fun for the rest of us. Interviews,
Geek-of-the-Week quiz, and more.
Mind’s Eye Radio
1st Friday 11pm–midnight
Mind’s Eye Radio collective explores
monthly topics with poetry, essay, drama
and music. “The sounds of social change.”
Healthwriters on the Air
2nd & 4th Thursdays 7–7:30pm
Empowering people by airing economic,
social, and political news and resources
about health care.
Fiction Jones
3rd, 4th, 5th Friday 11pm–midnight
Complex metafictional novels in serialized
form read by author Gregg Williard.
Labor Radio
Friday 5:30–6pm
Locally produced headline news on issues
affecting working people in Dane County
with interviews and announcements.
Hmong Radio
Her Turn
Salamat
Sunday 11–11:30am
News and information by and about
women from a feminist perspective.
Sunday 6–6:30pm
Salamat brings Arab-American voices to
the air, providing listeners with a window
to the issues of a vastly varied segment of
our planet’s population – Arabs.
Third World View
Sunday 5–6pm
News and analysis about the Third World
from a critical left, anti-imperialist
perspective.
Cultural
Programming
Access Hour
Monday 7–8pm
A different host from the community each
week. Music, discussion, and lots more.
Sign up for an Access Hour by calling
256-2001 for an application, or e-mail
[email protected]
Sunday 6–8am
Hmong-language music and talk by
and for the Hmong community.
Pachyderm Parade
Sunday 6:30–7pm
Madison’s only kids radio show, Pachyderm
Parade is for pre-teen kids and their
families, fostering family time, fireplace
time, and rocking chair time. Kids can
call in their requests – and have their
voices on the air.
Music
Programming
BLUES/ GO SPEL/ R& B
Blues Cruise
Thursday 7:30–8pm
Locally produced program featuring local
and international authors, children’s
literature, spoken word poetry, and more.
Friday 6–8pm
Weekend-commencing electric blues
from the 50s to the present and the
occasional touch of zydeco and R&B,
with host Dave Watts.
Hour of Slack
Dusties Storm
Radio Literature
Thursday 10–11pm
The radio ministry of the Church of the
SubGenius. Sinners, be justified and
Praise “Bob.” (www.subgenius.com)
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Host Lady P brings you a combination
of 60s and 70s R&B music that will
take you back to the day.
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Two for the Blues
Saturday 8–10pm
Blues from the 1920s to the present
with a little zydeco and southern soul
added to the mix, hosted by Art Schuna
and Dave Leucinger.
Best of Gospel
Sunday 7–9pm
New urban gospel artists, requests,
announcements and a segment of national
and international news pertaining to the
African-American community, with hosts
Sister Linda and Sister Pam.
C L AS S I C A L
Musica Antiqua
Sunday 8–11am
Medieval, Renaissance, early Baroque
and related styles from 1100 to 1650
with hosts Ena Foshay, Carol Moseson
and John Barker.
Other Voices
Monday 5–8am
Music from world classical traditions in
a wide range of styles and eras and
focusing on women composers,
performers and conductors, with hosts
Flora van Wormer and Heather Gerbyshak.
Promenade
Tuesday 5–8am
A real variety in classical with host
Scott Herrick.
A Musical Offering
Wednesday 5–8am
Vocal and choral music with host
Ena Foshay.
Anything Goes
Thursday 5–8am
Classical music with host Rich Samuels.
Fantasia
Friday 5–8am
Classical music on a theme with host
Perry Allaire.
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EX PERIM ENTAL
R.T.Q.E.
Sunday 9–11pm
Electronic, experimental, classical,
ethnoidal and improvised music with
host Gregory Taylor.
Weekly World Noise
Sunday 11pm–2am
Experimental and avant garde with your
host Destructo.
In One End
Monday 2–5am
Adventures in voice with hosts Brian,
Connor, and Ian Earbleed.
FOLK
For the Sake of the Song
Tuesday 9am–noon
American folk music with a focus on
roots, with host Jim Schwall.
Back to the Country
Wednesday 9am–noon
With themes such as politics, work, home
or around the music of a particular person,
host Bill Malone puts emphasis on “classic”
and “alternative” country music—what you
can’t hear on Top 40 radio.
Mud Acres
Friday 9am–noon
Bluegrass and acoustic music with host
Chris Powers.
IN T ERNATIO NAL
Global Revolutions
Monday 9am–noon
World music uprising with hosts Martin
and David Alvarado.
Diaspora
Thursday 9am–noon
Do you know what folk music is? Well,
think again. In the words of Big Bill
Broonzy, “It’s all folk music to me. I ain’t
never heard a cow sing.” Music from the
uncharted regions of the record library,
with host Terry O’.
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Los Madrugadores
Saturday 6–8am
Música y conversación en español con
Armando Sanchez.
Tropical Riddims
Saturday noon–2pm
Roots, rock steady, reggae, ska and
conscious dancehall. Hosts F.R.P. and
J.A.M. teachin’ the youts ’bout roots and
kulcha!
PanAfrica
Saturday 2–4pm
Popular and traditional music of Africa
and the Caribbean with hosts Alhaji
N’jai and DJ Linda. New releases from
throughout Africa are featured in an effort
to bring African music into the American
mainstream.
La Junta
Saturday 4–6pm
Salsa and Latin Jazz with hosts
Agustín Olvera, Roberto Rengel, and
DJ Rumba.
On the Horizon
Sunday 3–5pm
International and world music from
all continents with an emphasis on
contemporary popular music with
hosts Ford Blackwell, Dan Talmo and
Paul Novak.
HIP HO P/ RAP
The After Party
Saturday 2-6am
Host Juice provides great underground
Hip Hop with a focus on local and
regional artists.
Universal Soul Explosion
Saturday midnight–3am
Rap and soul with hosts Mustafa and
K.I.N.G. Kronos
After Hours
Sunday 3–6am
The mix continues with host Double “D.”
J AZ Z
All Around Jazz
Monday 2–5pm
A diverse collection of jazz specials,
features, and festivals from around the
world with host Alex Wilding-White.
Fire Worship!
Tuesday 2–5pm
Creative music in the jazz tradition from
this earth and others with host JoAnne
Pow!ers.
Journeys into Jazz
Wednesday 2–5pm
Swinging mainstream jazz from
the 1940s and onward with host
Gary Alderman.
Strictly Jazz Sounds
Thursday 2–5pm
Avant garde, adventurous jazz and an
eclectic mix of other styles, with hosts
Jane Reynolds and Steve Braunginn.
Entertainment
Saturday 10am–noon
Classic jazz and swing from the 1920s
to the 1950s—recordings by big bands,
vocalists and small combos, with host
John Kraniak.
Original Wilson Brothers
Who Cooks for You?
Tuesday 8–11pm
New release indie and import rock.
Also some older alternative rock and
occasional theme shows, with hosts
Jim and Ted Wilson.
Friday 2–4:30pm
Tasty music for all palates. Hosted by DJ
The Real Jaguar.
Friday on My Mind
Leopard Print Lounge
Tuesday 11pm–2am
Modern and classic garage, mod,
rockabilly and punk rock with host Jenni
Schwaner Ladd.
I Like it Like That
Wake Up Futuristic
Wednesday 2–5am
With your host, Mr. Schinker, The
Deliveryman. Home of the After 2 News,
3XGBV@3, the 4 O’Clock Freakout, and
more Wisco-centric rock than anywhere
else.
Saturday 6–8pm
Rock’n’roll mostly from the 50s and 60s
with host Rockin’ John McDonald. Hits,
b-sides, alternate takes, unreleased cuts,
tracks out of print, rockabilly, surf music;
also music from the 80s, 90s, and
2000s that “fits the format.”
Guilty Pleasures
M IXED GENRE
Wednesday 8–11pm
Vinyl gestalt with host Casey Fox.
Her Infinite Variety
Rock en Español
Wednesday 11pm–2am
Latin and Iberian rock, ska and hip hop.
La Botica
2nd, 4th, and 5th Thursdays 2–5am
Latin and Iberian rock, ska and hip hop.
R OC K
Phil Live on the Air
New Disc at Nine
1st & 3rd Thursdays 2–5am
Live concerts and recorded rarities with
host Phil Davis.
Mon–Thurs 9pm
Selections from the newest music
available.
Psychoacoustics
Monday 8–11pm
Techno, ambient, industrial and more,
with host Ryan Parks.
Mosh Pit
The Vinyl Resting Place
Monday 11pm–2am
Metal with Matt Myers and Mike Hinz.
Rolling with Scissors
Tuesday 2–5am
Headspace radio with host Lucas, Prince
of Darkness.
Thursday 11pm–2am
Rock’n’roll, blues and R&B obscurities
from the wrong side of the tracks, with
host Vinyl Richie.
Sunday 11:30am–2pm
Women in music, all genres and styles.
Interviews, live guests and announcements
for the womyn’s community, with hosts
Steph Stringer, Sara Blackthorne and
Leonie Dolch.
Better Living through Show Tunes
Sunday 2–3pm
Musicals old and new, with hosts
Tara Ayres, Kirk Stantis, and Meghan
Randolph.
Live and Local
Thursdays 8–11pm
New and unusual music with hosts
Reverend Velveteen and Bad Sister Heidi.
10–11pm: “The Hour of Slack.” Radio
ministry of the Church of the SubGenius.
Something Wonderful
Friday 8–11pm
New and archival rock with hosts
Bill the Walkin’ Doctor, Harry Rag, Ted
Offensive, Scott & Melva Sabatke,
and DJ Jux.
2nd Friday 11pm–midnight
Recordings of live performances by local
musicians in a variety of genres.
Mad Toast Live
Saturday 12–2am
Mary Gaines and Chris Wagoner present
music and conversation with diverse
musical artists of all styles in an intimate
setting.
Kosmik Radiation
Friday 2–5am
Psychedelic and progressive sounds
with Dave 3000.
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Access Hour
May 21 Helena White hosts
East High’s annual spring Access
Hour program! Students at East
High School in Madison express
themselves.
Mondays 7–8pm
June 11 Chris Zeltner hosts. The
Madison Astronomical Society will
discuss the transit of Venus that
will have happened on June 6th!
July 2 Mark Young hosts. The
past, present, and future of mental
health care in Dane County, with
interviews.
June 18 Joey Guido hosts a careful July 9 Live rock and roll music
May 28 Joel Garb hosts a tribute to and caring time bringing the Daddy from West High School teenagers
Pete Seeger: a short dedication to
Brain movement to radio. Calls will in the WORT studios!
Pete and Toshi, their family, friends be welcome and encouraged.
July 16 Sean O’Donnell hosts a
and fans, the Wisconsin Solidarity
June 25 Casper Sunn hosts. Learn
show of Classic Doo Wop, bringing
Singers, the staff, volunteers and
about the 37th Annual National
back the sounds of those great
listeners of WORT, and people of
Women’s Music Festival coming
Jocks like Bobby V and the sounds
good will all over the world, and
to Middleton, WI, June 28–July 1
of a sock hop... cruising down
then non-stop tunes and songs by
featuring an eclectic mix of
the mighty miracle mile, engines
Pete from recordings dating from
music, including peace and justice
sputtering, as the disk jockey
1950 to the 2000s.
performers Holly Near, Emma’s
announces and you hear the echo
June 4 Carmen Rumbaut hosts. In
Revolution, and Sharon Katz and
from car to car...that classic AM
this program, we look at Buddhist
The Peace Train; the folk-rock
tinny sound brought to life in FM
methods. Our minds are really
music of Toshi Reagon and Big Bad stereo on WORT. powerful. How can we harness that Gina; a reprise of Kay Gardner’s
July 23 Dr. V’s “What-a-Year-It’spower to heal and reduce pain?
classic work “A Rainbow Path”;
Been” show.
Discussion will include a visiting
local musicians Lynette Margulies,
Buddhist teacher who’ll be part of a Jane Reynolds, and Ladies Must
conference happening later in June. Swing; and many others.
You can be on the air, too! Email us at: [email protected] or
call WORT at 256-2001 during business hours.
Let’s put our hands together for the following businesses, organizations, and individuals who
donated food and fun items for the auction and winter pledge drive:
A Perfect Knot Yoga Center
A Room Of One’s Own
Ale Asylum
Amelia John Photography
Ancient Harmony
Accupuncture
Bagels Forever
Batch Bakehouse
Bellini Restaurant
Blue Moon Bar & Grill
Chautara
Community Pharmacy
Crossroads Coffeehouse
Daisy Café & Cupcakery
Dobhan
Dream-Bikes
El Rincon Tico
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Equal Exchange
Fair Trade Coffeehouse
Essen Haus
Glass Nickel Pizza
Harmony Bar & Grill
Hempen Goods
High Noon Saloon
Himalchuli
Hotel Ruby Marie
Ian’s Pizza
Jamerica
John Kraniak
Lakeview Bakery & Deli
Lao Laan Xang
Lazy Jane’s
Luna Circle Farm
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Madison Area Community
Supported Agriculture
Coalition
Madison Mallards
Madison Sourdough
Midwest Clay Project
Milio’s
Nature’s Bakery
New Orleans Takeout
Orange Tree Imports
Original Pancake House
Osteria Papavero
Overture Center For The Arts
The People’s Bakery
Pizza Brutta
Revolution Cycles
Rick’s Olde Gold
Rockin’ John McDonald
Roman Candle
Santa Fe Trailer
Stalzy’s Deli
Stoughton Opera House
The Come Back Inn
The Concourse Hotel
The Knitting Tree
The Up North Bar
The Wine And Hop Shop
Underground Food Collective
Upham Street Pottery
Vitense Golfland
Vom Fass
The Weary Traveler
Willy Street Co-Op
Wisconsin Union Theater
Support WORT Underwriters
5Nines Data
222 West Washington Avenue
Madison WI 53703
(608) 512-1000
www.5ninesdata.com
Community Shares of
Wisconsin
Heartland Credit Union
612 W. Main Street, Suite 303
Madison, WI 53703
(608) 256-1066
www.communityshares.com
5325 High Crossing Blvd.
Madison, WI 53718
(608) 282-7000
(800) 362-3944
www.heartlandcu.org
1230 Regent St.
Madison, WI
(608) 251-8413
www.budgetbicyclectr.com
Crossroads Coffeehouse
Herrick & Kasdorf, LLP
2020 Main St.
Cross Plaines, WI 53528
www.crossroadscoffehouse.net
Burnie’s Rock Shop
Crystal Corner Bar
16 N. Carroll St., Ste 500
Madison, WI 53703
(608) 257-1369
www.herricklaw.net
901 E. Johnson St.
Madison, WI 53703
www.burniesrockshop.com
1302 Williamson St.
Madison, WI 53703
www.thecrystalcornerbar.com
Cardinal Bar
The Exclusive Company
418 E. Wilson St.
Madison, WI 53703
(608) 257-2473
www.cardinalbar.com
508 State St # A Madison, WI 53703
(608) 255-2433
www.exclusivecompany.com
Cargo Coffee
The Farley Center
1309 South Park Street
Madison, WI 53715-2103
(608) 268-0597
2255 Spring Rose Rd
Verona, WI 53593
www.farleycenter.org
Cha Cha Beauty & Barber
Four Elements Herbals
912 Williamson St.
Madison, WI 53703
(608) 204-3988
www.chachahair.com
(608) 522-4492
www.fourelementsherbals.com
Budget Bicycles
Community Pharmacy
341 State St.
Madison, WI 53703
(608) 251-3242
www.communitypharmacy.coop
Four Seasons Theatre
H&H Solar Energy Services
818 Post Rd.
Madison, WI 53713
www.hhsolarenergy.com
High Noon Saloon
701 E. Washington
Madison, WI 53703
(608) 266-1122
www.high-noon.com
Just Coffee
1129 E Wilson St.
Madison, WI 53703
(608) 204-9011
www.justcoffee.coop
Last Coast Producing
[email protected]
(608) 616-5721
www.fourseasonstheatre.com
Lynn’s – Supplies for
Creative People
Greater State Street
Business Association
www.state-st.com
5928 Odana Rd.
Madison, WI 53719
(608) 274-1442
www.lynnsofmadison.com
Ground Zero Coffee
Marango Carpet Update
744 Williamson Street
Madison, WI 53703
(608) 294-8668
Madison Homebrewers &
Tasters Guild
www.mhtg.org
Maximum Ink Music
Magazine
ResTech Services
120 W Gorham St
Madison, WI 53703-5221
(608) 663-3868
www.restechservices.net
www.maximum-ink.com
Strictly Discs
Mildred’s Sandwich Shop
1900 Monroe St.
Madison, WI 53711
www.strictlydiscs.com
827 E Johnson St.
Madison, WI 53703
(608) 255-2460
Madison Museum of
Contemporary Art (MMoCA)
TAPIT/new works
www.tapitnewworks.org
Union Cab of Madison
227 State St.
Madison, WI 53703
www.mmoca.org
(608) 242-2000
www.unioncab.coop
Netphoria Inc.
610 Langdon St., Room 442
Madison, WI 53703
(608) 262-2112
schoolforworkers.uwex.edu
www.netphoria.com
Overture Center for the
Arts
201 State St.
Madison, WI 53703
(608) 258-4141
Paradigm Gardens
4539 Helgesen Drive Madison, WI 53718-6747
(608) 241-3800
www.paradigmgardens.com
Plan B
924 Williamson St.
Madison, WI 53703
(608) 257-5262
www.planbmadison.com
UW School for Workers
Williamson Street Grocery
Co-op
www.willystreet.coop
EAST:
1221 Williamson St.
Madison, WI 53703
(608) 251-0884
WEST:
6825 University Ave
Middleton, WI 53562
(608) 284-7800
Wisconsin Youth Company
www.wisconsinyouthcompany.org
258-9004
When you visit these businesses, please tell them you heard about them on WORT 89.9 FM and that you appreciate their
support of community radio. If you own an area business, please consider joining them. Contact Business Development
Director, Maggie Weiser, at 256-2001 or [email protected] for information about WORT underwriting opportunities.
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historic/legendary Radio Pilot
please let us know:
Send an email to Jim Goronson
at [email protected]
or call 608-256-2001 (ask for Jim).
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