Sun. 10 pm ET – This week on Evening Eclectic we have a show New Acquisitions: Jazz and MORE. I have some music left off last week’s Jazz New Acquisitions show for lack of time, but have some great new recordings by Nate Sabat, Emily Otteson, Nick Nace, Chris Moyse, The Whiskey Farm, Nine Inch Nails and Mark Knopfler. So it is Jazz and MORE on this Sunday night. 12/16/2018
Sun. This week on “The Heart and the Hand” with Orlando Montoya: Laughter is carbonated holiness — stories that both lighten and enlighten. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times — celebrating progress in regressive times. The hard file — what goes in it. Plus all the regular segments, including natural silence and world religions. That’s “The Heart and the Hand” from 9-11am and “The Heart and the Hand Music Hour” from 12-1pm on WRUU 107.5 FM and WRUU.ORG.12/16/2018
Sat. 7 pm. This week Savannah on Film will feature Techno hour of music. Program note: Ed Ciucevich will be……. 12/15/2018
Sat. 6 pm. ET – Today The Verb Altitude Hour team is fired-up and ready to hash out this week’s dynamic news. Join Ray, Louis, Torvin, Don and Carry as The Verb Altitude Hour breaks-down what all this means to you on WRUU.org-107.5FM, Saturday, December 15, from 6:00 to 7:00PM!
Sat. 5 pm. Music from all over this week – Opa Tsupa with gypsy swing revival from France, the Dane Jacob Gurevitsch and his guitar with a song about France, Clint Mansell of Coventry with the Kronos Quartet from San Francisco, the Brooklyn Duo with piano and cello, and orchestral and electronic music from David Helpling and Roger Eno. I’ve also got a little Christmas music from the Piano Guys, albeit much more cello than piano. Also this week, PT examines magical thinking.12/15/2018
Sat. 1 pm. La Traviata by Giuseppe Verdi based on LaDame aux Camélias (1852), a play adapted from the novel by Alexandre Dumas. Metropolitan Opera returns to WRUU For the second year, WRUU is live broadcasting and streaming Saturday’s matinees.12/15/2018
Fri. 9 pm. ET- Join Real Talk tonight as we chat with one of our hardest working community advocates, Bernetta Bryant Lanier. She will be sharing with us her work as the President and CEO of Ivory Bay Community Development Corporation and her efforts to increase support for the west side as the Neighborhood Association President of Hudson Hill, and much more. 12/14/2018
Fri. 12:06 pm. To start the new season, Leigh Rich and P. T. Bridgeport discuss the just-completed Hanukkah season, with expert help and a story by Isaac Peretz. The Festival of Lights goes back to 100+ years before Christ, when the Seleucid emperor Antiochus IV made a grave political miscalculation. A. E. Houseman tells us he died old, but what did he do before that, and why has it echoed through history to this day? P. T. Bridgeport creates a mare’s nest of literature, culture, history, and poetry, and Leigh Rich straightens it all out for you. Plus, Leigh and P.T. look at literature worth giving as Christmas presents.12/14/2018
Thu. 8 am. Join Wayne and his guests Jeremy Davis, entertainer extraordinaire of the Equinox Jazz Band and Savannah Harbor Foundation President David Moses, to learn more about the charitable event, about the Savannah Harbor Foundation nonprofit that has raised more than $500,000 for children’s and family charities through the years, and about the Empty Stocking Fund. Happy Holidays! 12/13/2018
Wed. 10 pm. During the holiday season I am featuring encore performances of favorite Savannah Music Local and Sustainable shows. This week is my show with flutist Jeana Melilli I learned so much about flutes and flute performance in this not to be missed show. 12/12/2018
