Mon-Fri 12 pm. 5 Minutes to Bliss, is all it takes. A 5 minute presentation of inspirational ideas and guidance to enhance one’s feelings of happiness, well-being and good mental health. On-going
Sun. 9 pm ET- Got it, Thank you! Hide quoted text On Fri, Apr 26, 2019, 1:21 PM Dave Lake wrote: This Sunday on Evening Eclectic is a celebration of the Savannah Music Festival from the perspective of donors and patrons. I did interviews with donors to the Savannah Music Festival and some other patrons of the Festival to see what they liked best. This show will include jazz, classical, world and Americana music because the interests of these folks was quite varied. 04/28/2019
Sun. 9 am. ET- This week on “The Heart and the Hand” with Orlando Montoya: Are you okay with your body? Lifting weights and changing diets are one thing. But living inside a body is hard for a mind. We’ll consider this problem. Also, are you okay with the direction of our climate? We’ll learn how to nurture our spirits as we confront distressing facts. Tune in on Sunday from 9-11am for mostly words and from 1-2pm for mostly music as we connect our hearts and hands to do the work of justice, love, learning and hope. 04/28/2019
Sat. 7 pm ET-This Saturday Savannah on Film is back with your host Ed Ciucevich! My guests will be actors Regina Curtin and John Crosby . Join us from 7PM to 8PM live in Savannah on WRUU – 107.5 Savannah and streamed worldwide on www.wruu.org . Savannah on Film is a voice for the Savannah film industry. 04/27/2019
Sat. 6 pm ET- Tomorrow, join The Verb Altitude Hour, as Carry & Leona interview Savannah City Council-District 4 Candidate, Nick Palumbo at on WRUU, Palumbo is a Candidate Savannah City Council-District 4. Prior to his Candidacy, Palumbo served as the President of the Ardsley Park/Chatham Crescent Neighborhood Association, & was honored by the Historic Savannah Foundation with the Lee & Emma Adler award for Preservation Advocacy. Palumbo co-owns & operates a pet care business in Savannah with his wife Kristen.~The highest news your way twice a week-in an hour just for you! 04/27/2019
Sat. 5 pm ET- This week, Wotan hosts a barbecue on the Metropolitan Opera. The party lasts well into the night, consuming most of our time slot. But there will be Norns and Gibichungs, and when was the last time you saw in decent Norn in the Coastal Empire? Siegfried should have struck to beer. Anyway, we’ll be back next week, May the 4th, with an interview and some quieter music. This is your chance to stock up on Gibichungs – don’t miss it. 04/27/2019.
Sat. 1 pm ET- Götterdämmerung, is the last in Richard Wagner’s cycle of four music dramas titled Der Ring des Nibelungen. It received its premiere at the Bayreuth Festspielhaus on 17 August 1876, as part of the first complete performance of the Ring.WRUU – 107.5 is Savannah’s home now for this radio tradition that goes back to 1931. 04/27/2019
Fri. 12:06 pm ET-…this is an ill-conceived nostalgia award wrenched from the rancid prostates of senile, gibbering hippies.” In 2016, the Nobel committee awarded the prize for literature to Bob Dylan. Not everyone applauded the award. Many of the disenchanted were themselves writers. Where does poetry end and lyrics begin? Is it merely the presence or absence of music? This week, Leigh Rich and P.T. Bridgeport will discuss the difference, with the help of resident musicologist Brian Renner. The 1960’s and 70’s saw the rise of rich, poignant lyrics from a host of sources – Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Paul Simon, and John Lennon, among many others. At the same time, poetry seemed to lose its way. Do the major poets of that era really include musicians? The Nobel Committee seems to think so. Brian, Leigh, and P.T. will try to work it on out. Join us this week at 12:06 pm. 04/26/2019
Fri. 11 am ET-You see, she was gonna be an actress And I was gonna learn how to fly She took off to find the footlights And I took off to find the sky Sometimes, songs can transport us with their music and lyrics, but even more unusually, it can tell us stories that move us. This week Brian Renner and P.T. Bridgeport play some songs that tell a story – tall tales, winsome laments, and odd little moments that define us as human beings. Music from Louis Jordan, Bob Dylan, the Beatles, and yes, Harry Chapin, among others. Our guest playlist executive this week was Catherine Renner, who came up with a really interesting set. Join us. 04/26/2019
Thu. 8 am. ET-On Savannah Lexicon, with Wayne Waters, the guests will be Tim Cone, Program Director for Georgia Institute of Technology Savannah Campus’ Center for Education Integrating Science, Mathematics and Computing (CEISMC) and Kerry Jarvis, Marketing Communications Manager for same. Also, Tim Cone and Kerry Jarvis will be in the WRUU studio to discuss Savannah’s campus of the prestigious Atlanta-based university Georgia Tech and the school’s upcoming Full STEAM Ahead summer programs for area youth in third through seventh grades. 04/25/2019
