Fri. 12:06 pm ET-In June 1919, a few of New York’s literati met at the Algonquin Hotel at lunchtime to welcome Alexander Woollcott back from the war. It was so much fun, they met again the day after, and the day after that. They kept it up for over ten years, until many of the group left the city. This was the Algonquin Round Table. This week, Leigh and P.T. explore the wit and works of the Round Table. Join us at 12:06 this Friday for a discussion of the group that defined humor and sophistication for post war New York. 05/31/2019
Fri. 11 am ET-Soul music is the basis for so much of America’s tastes, but all by itself, it’s contributed sweet love songs, movie themes, dance music, topical anthems, and almost every other category of American music. This week, Brian and P.T. poke around the soul catalog, from Motown, Quincy Jones, and Luther Vandross to lesser known acts like Chuck Brown and his Soul Searchers. Join Brian and P.T. this Friday at 11 am, for a little Soul-itude.05/31/2019
Fri. 12:00 to 5 am ET- If you are a “Night Owl” then check out our weekly Night Shift Programs, they are interesting, entertaining, and just plain fun. 05/31/2019
Thu.10 pm ET- Route 66 features American rock music from the past and present, representing our cultural soul. Host Michael Carvaines is a writer, filmmaker and educator with a life-long appreciation for music. He grew up in Cleveland, Ohio, went to college in Ann Arbor, Michigan, lived and worked in Hollywood, California for nearly 20 years, then recently moved to Savannah to attend SCAD for a Master of Fine Arts in Film and Television. “Route 66” is the perfect way to reflect his experience and knowledge and help us better understand our nation’s arts and culture.
Thu. 1 pm ET-Sheree welcomes special guest Dr. Anna McCoy LIVE via the WRUU studio line this Thursday, May 30th. Dr. Anna McCoy is a Senior Business Strategist. She is a published author of three books, Walk Powerful at Zero, Woman Act Now and Building Generational Wealth. In 2016, from the President Barak Obama, she received the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award for Volunteer Service. Mrs. McCoy is the recipient of the Women of Excellence Award from Epitome Magazine, named “The Power Connector” by Effiectual Magazine, published in Nigeria. She was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Divinity from St. Thomas College. She appointed Ambassador at Large by WOLMI. 05/30/2019
Thu. 8 am ET- Daniela Rodriguez with Savannah Undocumented Youth Alliance (SUSA) comes to the studio to talk about the First Free DACA Renewal Clinic coming up on June 15. The renewal process for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals can be a costly, troublesome affair for Dreamers. Step Up Savannah, SUSA, and Latino Community Fund Georgia are working to make it more accessible and convenient to those in our local community. 05/30/2019
Wed. 10 pm ET-Wed. 10 pm – Happy Memorial Day from the Theme Stream! Join us tonight as we pay tribute to the fallen, celebrating music makers who have died in 2019. 05/29/2019
Wed. 9 pm ET- This week on Savannah Music Local and Sustainable (May 29, 2019) is the second show featuring my interview with Eric Jones of the Eric Jones Trio. We are continuing to talk about their new album AZUIBUKE. Great album and great conversation. Savannah Music Local and Sustainable is from 9-10 on Wednesday nights on WRUU-LP, Savannah, 107.5 FM and streaming at wruu.org. 05/29/2019
Wed. 8 am ET- In honor of National Gun Violence Awareness Day, Savannah Chapter of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America joins The Verb Altitude Hour at 8:00AM to 9:00AM on WRUU.org-107.5FM, tomorrow, Wednesday, May 29, 2019, to discuss the event, #WearOrange at Daffin Park on June 8, 2019 from 1:00PM to 3:00PM. Moms Demand Action will also dissect the issue of gun violence with The Verb Altitude Hour.~The highest news your way twice a week-in an hour just for you! #wruu #theverbaltitudehour #WearOrange 05/29/2019
Tue. 8 pm ET- This week on Contemporary Classics (May 28, 2019) I am featuring a “Composer Conversation” with Bunny Beck, a New York City based composer. We will also be talking in depth about two of her works “Fantasy for Saxophones” and “Suite for Sarro”. Later in the show we will feature music by other New York City composers including Ed Windels, Harry Stafylakis, Debra Kaye and David Mecionis. Contemporary Classics is from 8-10 on Tuesday nights on WRUU-LP, Savannah, 107.5 FM and streaming at wruu.org. 05/28/2019
