3-31-14 Jive

Good evening! It’s Monday, March 31^st. This is the Jive at Five – our daily community calendar and rundown of night time programming here on 88.1 FM WESU Middletown, your station for NPR, Pacifica, independent and local public affairs by day and the best in free-form community programming weeknights and weekends.  I'm Maria Johnson, producer and host of "Reasonably Catholic: Keeping the Faith," which airs every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Tuesday afternoon, from 4 to right before the Jive at Five. Tomorrow: we celebrate April Fool’s Day with a Catholic joke show. Priests, nuns, confession, the pope – all are fair game. Sacrilege, you say? Nah. It’s all in fun.We kid because we love! Again, that’s at 4 p.m. tomorrow. If you can’t hear the show in real time,  find the audio later at www.reasonablycatholic.com.

Okay! Now for our rundown of some of what’s happening in our area this week.

Tonight at 6 at the Buttonwood Tree on Main Street in Middletown, it’s Laughter Yoga with Mimi Claire, with a vegetarian potluck dinner. Tomorrow at 7:30 brings Kirtan with Shubalananda to the Buttonwood. Thursday at 7 is Open Mic Night with Bob Gotta.   Friday at 8, Danny Fitzgerald and the Lost Wandering Blues and Jazz Band takes the Buttonwood stage, with romping versions of classic Bessie Smith and Ma Rainey blues. Saturday morning brings Quigong, tai chi, and community yoga to the Buttonwood Tree. Saturday afternoon, there’ll be an artist’s reception for Sheila Margaret Mullen’s exhibit, “Structured Chaos: Assemblage Collage.” Then Saturday night at 8, it’s rockabilly time with The Whiskey Rebels. On Sundays, Food Not Bombs serves food outside the Buttonwood at 1 pm; all are welcome. You are also invited to help prepare the meal beforehand at 11 am at First Church Congregational on Court Street.  Sunday evening at 7, it’s the Great Make Believe Improv. Details about all Buttonwood events at www.buttonwood.org.

Tonight at 7 in the Hubbard Room of the Russell Library, the Middlesex County Historical Society presents a CD release concert for Tom Callinhan’s latest recording, “We Owe Allegiance to No Crown,” featuring songs  about the War of 1812. The program is free and open to the public. For further information, contact the Historical Society at 860-346-0746.

Wednesday, at 6 p.m., at the Russell Library, there will be a 'Natural Remedies for Common Ailments' workshop, in which herbalist Lisl Meredith Huebner will share plant-based recipes for such routine conditions as colds and flu, minor injuries and chronic aches, sleeplessness and stress, and even age-related decline. Saturday morning at 10 at the Russell Library, Judith Margolin, former executive with the Foundation Center in NYC, will present a workshop offering advice and resources for the individual grantseeker..  A light lunch will be provided, and there will be networking afterward. Register by calling the library at 860 347 2520. More info about all programs can be found at www.russelllibrary.org.

Up in Hartford, at Blackeyed Sally’s, tonight is Jazz Monday. Tomorrow night, Michael Palin's Other Orchestra, an 18-piece band, works out new material. Wednesday’s blues jam is with Gene Donaldson. Friday at 9, Neal Vitullo & the Vipers come to Sally’s.  Saturday at 9 brings the Northeast Blues Harmonica Showcase to Sally’s, featuring four premier harmonica virtuosos, backed by the jump blues trio The Eric Ducoff Band. Details at www.blackeyedsallys.com.

Also in Hartford, at Sully’s Pub, tonight is Acoustic Open Mic Night. Tuesday features Pete Scheips. Wednesday is karaoke. Thursday brings the First Thursday Comedy Series to Sully’s. www.sullyspub.com.

Down in New Haven, at Café Nine, tonight at 8 is Jason Prince, with That Band Bones and Sam Perduta. Tomorrow brings Antique Scream with Orb Mellon and Food to Café Nine. Wednesday, it’s K. Bestia, with Mercy Choir and Matt Jaffe. Thursday brings Run Boy Run, with Dr.Caterwaul's Cadre of Clairvoyant Claptraps.  Friday’s Weekly Wind Down Happy Hour is with Sean Conlon. That’s followed at 8 by the CT Rollergirls Fundraiser with Chaser Eight, Bragging Rights, Nasty Disaster and Rusty Things. Saturday’s jam session at 4:30 is with The Morris Trent Band, followed at 9 by the New Haven Record Release for “Frost,” with Daphne Lee Martin, Elison Jackson, and Amy McCarley. Sunday’s Blues Boot Camp at 8 is with Greg Sherrod. Details at www.cafenine.com

Wednesday afternoon, the Wesleyan University Center for the Arts Senior Thesis Exhibition will feature work by seniors in Wesleyan’s art and art history program. They are Emily Roff, Allison Greenwald, Evita Rodriguez, Rebecca Schisler, Katie Deane, and Oliver Citrin. The reception will be from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Zilkha Gallery, 283 Washington Terrace. Thursday at 8 p.m. is the Spring Senior Thesis Dance, in which Wesleyan senior choreographers present a collection of new works as the culminating project of the dance major. That’s at the Patricelli ’92 Theater, 213 High Street. Friday, there will be two senior recitals. The first, at 7, is by musician Tennessee Mowrey. Titled “Actualizing Time,” it will take place at at Crowell Concert Hall, 50 Wyllys Ave. The second music recital, by Noah Rush, is titled “Shoestrings,” and will take place at 9 p.m. at Memorial Chapel, 221 High Street. Saturday at 7 p.m. brings “Highway Alive: A Concept Album,” a recital by senior Lindsay Schapiro, to World Music Hall, 200 Church Street. More info about all the recitals can be found at the www.wesleyan.edu/cfa.

Down in New Haven, at Toad’s Place, Wednesday is the Museum of Consciousness Tour, with Shpongle and Desert Dwellers. Thursday brings Dirty Heads, with The Burning of Rome and Remember September. Friday at Toads is a Tribute to Sublime, with Badfish, Something Simple, Balcony, and Anchors Away. Details at www.toadsplace.com.

On Wednesday in New Haven, at Bar, Manic Productions presents Ovlov, LVL Up, Disco Doom, and Bad History Month. www.manicproductions.com

Friday morning from 9:30 to 11 a.m., Connecticut Native and Best-selling Author Beverly Donofrio will deliver the keynote address at Middlesex Community College’s Women Students’ Forum in Chapman Hall.  Donofrio will talk about the meaning of healing through writing, a process she experienced in three memoirs, including “Riding in Cars with Boys.” Reservations are required for this free annual event, and can be made online at http://mxcc.edu/event/womensforum.

On Friday evening at 7:30 and on Saturday and Sunday afternoon at 2, the Jr. Rep Production at Oddfellows Playhouse is “Buccaneers,” about young Enid Arabella who longs for adventure and escape from her family’s poverty. She runs away and is captured by a pirate king and his crew of kidnapped children. More info at www.oddfellows.org.

Also in Middletown on Friday, at Scatz Restaurant and Jazz Lounge, 139 Main St. Ext., Out the Box performs. On Saturday, it’s MD111. ... And Sunday brings Ol’ School Soulful Sundays. …www.scatzrestaurantandlounge.com. That’s scatz with a z.

Saturday at 7:30 p.m., the Greater Middletown Concert Association brings the West Hartford Symphony Orchestra to the MHS Performing Arts Center, 200 LaRosa Lane, Middletown, to perform “Ellis Island: The Dream of America,” a multimedia production with live narration by actors, and images from the Ellis Island archives. More info at www.greatermiddletownconcerts.org.

Now here's a rundown of cinema off the beaten track in Central Connecticut:  This week, Real Art Ways in Hartford continues its run of  “Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me”, a documentary using rare archival footage and cinema verite to chronicle the life of the 87-year-old Broadway legend; it runs through Thursday.  Also running through Thursday is “Maiden Trip,” telling the story of a 14-year-old girl who sails around the world alone.  Friday, “Particle Fever” opens. It  follows six brilliant scientists during the launch of the Large Hadron Collider, marking the start-up of the biggest and most expensive experiment in the history of the planet, pushing the edge of human innovation as they seek to unravel the mysteries of the universe. Then Saturday and Sunday, it’s the New York International Children's Film Festival Animated's Shorts. . Check out the full line-up at www.realartways.org

At Cinestudio, the Trinity College cinema in Hartford, April in Paris, a week-long festival of French and Francophone films, continues. Tonight, it’s Alphaville. Tomorrow it’s Yeelen. Wednesday, it’s The Rabbi’s Cat. Thursday is Holy Motors. Friday is Barbarella. Saturday’s matinee is City of Lost Children, followed at 8 by Mars et Avril.  Sunday, it’s Alphaville. Visit www.cinestudio.org for the complete schedule.

And now let’s take a look at tonight’s programming on WESU.

5:05‑6pm

Afternoon Jazz with Charles Henry

 6‑6:30pm

Real Talk with Jack Spira

 6:30‑8pm

 Life is a Killer with Johnny Analog

 8‑9:30pm

The Rumpus Room with Lord Lewis

 9:30‑11pm

The Attention Deficit Disk Jockey with Lee

 11pm‑12am

Girl Power Hour  with DJ Jeffrey and DJ Moe

12‑12:30am

Romancipation with Dr. Love and DJ Smooth

 12:30‑1:30am

The Laugh Infection with DJ Willie Zabar

 1:30-2:30

 Good Times with MKC, Omardaslayer, and djspecialk

 2:30‑4am

 Free Association with DJ Robin Hood

 4‑5am

BBC World News

 5‑10am

Morning Edition from NPR

And that’s all for today’s Jive at Five, if you didn’t get a chance to write down some of the information mentioned in our community calendar, the script is published online at wesufm.org/jive.

2014 marks 75 years of alternative music, public affairs, and community service from WESU. Look for information on special programming and events online at www.wesufm.org.

Thanks!

Now stay tuned for Charles Henry.

Friday's Jive 03-28-14

Good evening, it's Friday, March 28^th, and this is the Jive at Five - WESU's Daily community calendar and run down of night time programming here on 88.1 FM WESU Middletown, your station for NPR, Pacifica, independent and local public affairs by day and the best in free-form community programming week nights and weekends. I'm Stephan Allison, host of River Valley Rhythms heard Thursdays at 4 pm here at WESU. Thanks for tuning in.

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For the latest in local arts and entertainment anytime you're not hearing it on our Jive, go to arts2GO.org – the City’s website for what’s going on and what’s to do with a highlight on the arts in Middletown. That's arts2GO.org

Now, here’s a rundown of some of what’s scheduled in the community this weekend.

Up in Hartford, at Blackeyed Sally’s, tonight you can catch the country sounds of the Charlie Allen Band. Saturday night Mark Mercier & the Big Yams make for an evening of swampy New Orleans funk and soul. www.blackeyedsallys.com is your source.

Down in New Haven, at Café Nine this early evening beginning at 5 you can hear Mountains of the Moon. After that the Nine is closed for a private party.  Saturday’s afternoon Jazz Jam session will be hosted by Billy Cofrances this week. Saturday, you can catch a free show featuring Ceschi, Louis Logic. Gregory Pepper and his problems, Ecid, DJ Mo Niklz and more. Sunday brings a Bluegrass Jam with Stacey Phillips at 4 followed by the The Sunday Night Jam with the Cobalt Rhythm Kings. Visit www.cafenine.com.

Tonight Manic Productions Presents Little Daylight, Terraplane Sun, and Flagship at the Space in Hamden on. Check their full listings at www.manicproductions.org

Going on right now until 6:30 pm at The Buttonwood Tree in Middletown there is a Closing Reception for the “Through Her Eyes” Collective Women’s Art Show. Later tonight Singer Songwriter, Kerri Powers celebrates the release of her new CD beginning at 8. Saturday morning at the Buttonwood there'll be quigong (Chi Kung), tai chi, community yoga, and more. Saturday afternoon at 1pm, the Free Poets Collective presents the International Arts project, “Woman Scream” which has its origins in the Dominican Republic and is part of that country’s celebration for National Woman Month. Saturday evening at 8 p.m. The Buttonwood presents a night of jazz with Jen Allen and her ensemble. On Sundays, Food Not Bombs serves food outside the Buttonwood at 1 pm; all are welcome. You are also invited to help prepare the meal beforehand at 11 am at First Church Congregational on Court Street. Find more at www.buttonwood.org

Down in New Haven, at Toad’s Place tonight Shakedown plays the Grateful Dead and beyond. Sunday night, Dance Hall Reggae sensation, Mr. Vegas bring his new tour to the Toad’s main stage. Visit www.toadsplace.com

Going on now through Saturday Wesleyan University Center For the Arts presents: The 28th conference of the Society for Electro-Acoustic Music in the United States.
There are also several opportunities to experience Wesleyan Senior Arts Thesis shows and performances this week. You can find details for all of these events online at www.wesleyan.edu/cfa

On Sunday at 7 pm, MAC650 Gallery, 650 Main St. in Middletown, presents Sean Sondereggor's Warrior Circle as a part of their new Music Series. Visit mac650.com for details.

And, this weekend brings WESU's Annual Spring Record Fair and Sale -  featuring record stores and vendors from across the region selling new and used Records, CDs, apparel, and other cool stuff.  Plus the Whey Station food truck will be parked outside selling their gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches. The event is free and open to the public, so come on out and check out the thousands of items for sale. Don't miss the WESU Spring Record Fair and Sale at Wesleyan's Beckham Hall, 45 Wyllys Ave, Middletown - this Sunday from 11am - 4pm. Details online at www.wesufm.org 

Now here's a rundown of cinema off the beaten track in Central Connecticut:  This week, Real Art Ways in Hartford, continues their run of “Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me”, a documentary using rare archival footage and cinema verite to chronicle the life of the 87-year-old Broadway legend.  Tonight there is a screening of Maiden Trip, telling the story of a 14 year old girl who sails around the world alone.  This weekend Real Art Way’s begins a run of New York International Children's Film Festival Animated Shorts. Check out the full line-up at www.realartways.org

Tonight and tomorrow Cinestudio, The Trinity College cinema in Hartford, continues a run of American Hustle. On Sunday, Cinestudio begins their April in Paris film fest running for a full week. Visit www.cinestudio.org for the complete schedule.

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And now let’s take a look at tonight’s programming on WESU.

Right after the Jive At Five from 5:05 to 6:00pm it’s
 Chocolate Cake with DJ Rob. An hour long musical sugar high. Power-pop plus Brit-pop and singer/songwriters from the 60's to today.

From 6 to 6:30pm, pick up Blackout with dj smoothchilD. Upon waking up, dj smoothchilD and dj ROCK find out they are lost. Having no idea where they are, they must explore, listening to music, speeches, poetry, and anything else they can find to figure out where they are and how to get home. The first person to call in and guess the correct mystery location win's a prize (of the dj's choosing).

Coming in at 6:30 it's a half-hour with the Middletown Youth Radio Project - A weekly radio program featuring the thoughts, voices, creativity and talent of the

kids in the WESU neighborhood.

At 7 until 8:30pm we have the Universal Sound Wave with Sistah Tee - Informing listeners about local and global issues with health, nutrition, and stress reduction tips, featuring a wide range of music including African, reggae, gospel, R&B, Latin, and blues.

Next up until 10pm, we take it
 From the Otherside with 
Rok-A-Dee - The Voice of Hartford, including local artists from Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. He also features upcoming artists performing Caribbean R & B, Soca and international music.

At 10pm its Bassment Beats with DJ Lokash - Celebrating its 10th year of bringing you the latest in aboveground & underground hip-hop mixed live. At 10:30 DJ Lokash switches it up for his New World Show with the best in Global Bass mixed live.

At 11pm we switch formats again to bring you Maximum Rock & Roll Radio - A weekly radio show featuring the best international DIY punk, garage rock and hardcore from the astounding, ever-growing Maximum Rock n roll radio record collection.

At Midnight until 2am Saturday we go into OVERDRIVE with Clarence Scott and Shantay Scott - offering Urban Contemporary, Hip Hop, and Traditional gospel music.

Then at 2am we go 
In the Master Bedroom, Under the Bed with 
Dope Dave - Celebrating conscious hip-hop and its offshoots & influences. Acrobatic emcees and down-tempo poets mix it up over varied oceans of sound.

Sing Out! Radio Magazine with Tom Druckenmiller comes on at 4 until 5am with a weekly, hour-long “magazine format” program, featuring interviews in addition to “live” and recorded traditional folk musics.

And we bring in the daylight from 5:00 to 6:00am with the 
BBC World News 
- a daily News roundup from the British Broadcasting Corporation

And staying on the other side of the big pond, from 6:00 to 7:00am it’s
 the Celtic Café
 with Pat Laffan and Mark Gallagher presenting traditional and contemporary music with a Celtic connection.

And now that the coffee’s hot enjoy Caffé Italia from 7:00 to 8:00am 
with Francesco Fiumara, the former host of WESU's own WESParla 
 - A weekly roundup of news, music and memories from Italy.

That’s all for today’s Jive At Five, tune in each and every weekday at 4:55 pm to hear about what’s going on in the community and on the air right here at 88.1 FM WESU, a community service of Wesleyan University since 1939.

The Music behind today’s Jive At Five is from the Anthony Braxton Quartet, 8 Standards (Wesleyan) 2001, featuring Anthony Braxton, Kevin O'Neil, Andy Eulau, and Kevin Norton. The selection is Nuages and it's out on Barking Hoop Records.

The written form for what you've heard on today’s jive is online at wesufm.org/jive

And if you value WESU as a source for information and entertainment in your life, how about supporting the station with a donation? You can make that donation online at wesufm.org anytime. Thanks for listening!

Thursdays Jive

Today's Jive was produced by,

J-Cherry... producer and host of, 'VOICE of the CITY'

 Airing on WESU 88.1 FM Middletown

Tuesdays from 8-9PM

Live and local... This ain't no commercial radio!

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Good evening! It’s Thursday, March 27th and this is the Jive at Five – our daily community calendar and rundown of night time programming here on 88.1 FM WESU Middletown, your station for NPR, Pacifica, independent and local public affairs by day and the best in free-form community programming weeknights and weekends. I'm J-Cherry producer and host of VOICE of the CITY, Tuesday from 8-9PM, Showcasing live and local music, arts, and culture. Thanks for joining us! 

Here’s a rundown of some of what’s happening in our area this week.

Today  through Saturday Wesleyan University Center For the Arts presents: The 28th conference of the Society for Electro-Acoustic Music in the United States.There are also several opportunities to experience Wesleyan Senior Arts Thesis shows and performances this week. You can find details for all of these events online at www.wesleyan.edu/cfa

The CT Poetry Society Middletown Chapter holds its meetings on the last Wednesday of every month. The meetings are open to the public and take place at: 6 p.m. in The Russell Library’s Meeting Room 3 you can RSVP to Pamela: pamela.cps@hotmail.com or 860.563.5761

Elisabeth Petry continues to lead The Veterans' Writing Group at 7:00 pm on Thursdays in Meeting Room 2 at Russell Library  www.russelllibrary.org (860) 347-2528

This weekend brings WESU's Annual Spring Record Fair and Sale -  featuring record stores and vendors from across the region selling new and used Records, CDs, apparel, and other cool stuff.  Plus the Whey Station food truck will be parked outside selling their gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches. The event is free and open to the public, so come on out and check out the thousands of items for sale. Don't miss the WESU Spring Record Fair and Sale at Wesleyan's Beckham Hall 45 Wyllys Ave Middletown - This Sunday March 30th from 11am - 4pm. Details online atwww.wesufm.org 

Tonight Down in New Haven, at Café Nine you can catch a triple bill featuring Planeside, Big Mark and the Double Barrells, and Kev King. Thursday night Telecaster slinger Bill Kirchen plays a solo show. Greg Trooper opens that one. Friday brings mountains of the Moon to the nine for an early 5pm show. After that the nine is closed for a private party.  Saturday’s afternoon Jazz Jam session at the Nine will be hosted by Billy Cofrances this week. Saturday, you can catch a free show featuring Ceschi, Louis Logic. Gregory Pepper and his problems, Ecid, DJ Mo Niklz and more. Sunday brings a Bluegrass Jam with Stacey Phillips at 4 followed the The Sunday night Jam with the Cobalt Rhythm Kings  by  www.cafenine.com.

Tonight Manic and Little Daylight, Terraplane Sun, and Flagship at the space on Friday night. www.manicproductions.org

 The Buttonwood Tree in Middletown  Friday, there will be a Closing Reception for the “Through Her Eyes” Collective Women’s Art Show from 4:30-6:30pm. Friday night Singer Songwriter, Kerri Powers celebrates the release of her new CD.Saturday morning at the Buttonwood there'll be quigong (Chi Kung), tai chi, community yoga, and more. Saturday afternoon at 1pm, the Free Poets Collective the International Arts project, “Woman Scream” which has its origins in Dominican Republic and is part of that country’s celebration for National Woman Month. Saturday evening at 8 p.m. The Buttonwood presents a night of Jazz with Jen Allen and her ensemble. On Sundays, Food Not Bombs serves food outside the Buttonwood at 1 pm; all are welcome. You are also invited to help prepare the meal beforehand at 11 am at First Church Congregational on Court Street.   More at www.buttonwood.org

Down in New Haven, at Toad’s Place  tonight, there’s a Dub-Step EDM party featuring over 8 DJs. Friday night Shakedown plays the Grateful Dead and beyond at Toad’s. Sunday night, Dance Hall Reggae sensation, Mr Vegas bring his new tour to the toad’s main stage  www.toadsplace.com

Friday, March 28...8:30 PM...The Maple Tree, Simsbury, CT   The Mighty Soul Drivers make their Maple Tree debut, red-hot rockin' Memphis Soul the stuff that makes you want to dance!  And did we mention there's NO COVER? The Maple Tree is located at 781 Hopmeadow Street in Simsbury. For directions reservations or more info, call 860-651-1297.

Up in Hartford, at Blackeyed Sally’s, Saturday night Mark Mercier & the Big Yams make for an evening of swampy New Orleans funk and soul. www.blackeyedsallys.com

Now here's a rundown of cinema off the beaten track in Central Connecticut:  This week, Real Art Ways in Hartford, continues their run of “Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me”, a documentary using rare archival footage and cinema verite to chronicle the life of the 87-year-old Broadway legend.  Friday there will be a screening of Maiden Trip, telling the story of a 14 year old girl who sails around the world alone.  This weekend Real Art Way’s begins a run of New York International Children's Film Festival Animated Shorts
www.realartways.org


Tonight, Cinestudio, The Trinity College cinema in Hartford, kicks off a run of American hustle. www.cinestudio.org.

And now here's a run down of tonight’s programming, here on WESU Middletown.

And now let’s take a look at tonight’s programming on WESU.

5:05-6pm

Homegrown with Rob DeRosa

The best crop of Connecticut-connected music presented for a global audience.

6-6:30pm

Words with Abigail Joella Shneyder

Tune in as slam poets perform live in the studio and talk about their work.

6:30-8pm

(1,3,5) The Movement with DJ Danni and DJ Aissa

Two Black Girls spinning discs and talking about the things we care about.

(2,4) Call it Anything with DJ Skim

Call it anything profiles improvisational music of various traditions that transcend the bounds of genre categorization. Strong emphasis on live recordings.

8-9:30pm

Evening Jazz with Bill Denert

Where hearing is the best experience. A broad range of swing, be-bop, and avant garde as well as a sprinkling of new releases.

9:30-10:30pm

(1,3,5) UnderCover with Rebecca Seidel

Bridging genres and generations, UnderCover explores the concept of inspiration through imitation.

(2,4) Muffin Top Colony with DJ Zing and DJ Vegetable

Muffin Top Colony is your place to discuss and listen to your favorite things: muffins and groovy tunes. There will be surprises. There will be recipes. There will be fun for the whole muffin-loving family.

10:30-11:30pm

(1,3,5) The Hip-Hop Kitchen with Alex and Jake

Welcome to hip hop kitchen where you’ll hear african, jazzy, soulful, upbeat hip hop and rap mixed with food news, recipes, reviews, tips, tricks, fun facts. basically food to eat while you listen.

(2,4) Live From The Paris Hotel with Grover Cleveland Jr. aka DJ Goat

A mercurial mixture of pop music and poetry, cavorting the ley lines of the human voice. Step outside the Dr. Luke degeneration into the magnificent streets of the city.

11:30-12:30am

(1,3,5) Underdogs Edge with DJ Malik1Fam

The Underdogs Edge will feature local hip hop artists across the region with tracks from mainstream artists normally not played on the radio.

(2,4) MidniteMunchiez with DJ Gus Lo

Below Ground Street music your ears have been craving.

12:30-1:30am

(1,3,5) Pop! Goes My Heart with Ian

Sad pop songs with a different title-based theme every show, with a focus on experimental pop, chamber pop, and Kate Bush.

(2,4) Army of Me with DJ Dora

The music that influenced and was influenced by the Riot Grrl sound of the 1990s, focusing on strong female fronted bands, with an emphasis on pop, rock and electronic music.

1:30-2:30am

(1,3,5) Your Turn with Rachel Day

Each episode, a different guest will chronologically share songs that were fundamental in shaping who they are.

(2,4) Teen Angst with The Kaiser and DJ LT

Discussions about the harrowing, confusing aspects of coming of age, with an indie/alt/pop-punk soundtrack. Listeners are invited to recount highlights and embarrassments of their adolescence.

2:30-4am

(1,3,5) #burnnotice with DJ Sabatoge

Underground HIP HOP, 90's Hip Hop 80's HIP HOP influenced show. Interviews with upcoming artists on local and national scale. Your mom's favorite radio show!

(2,4) The Weather Overair with Evan Bieder

social justice radio: “A dream you dream alone may be a dream, but a dream two people dream together is a reality.” – Yoko Ono

 4-5am

BBC World News

International news coverage from the famous British news network.

We begin tomorrow's broadcast at 5 a.m. with Morning Edition from NPR.

And that’s all for today’s Jive at Five, if you didn’t get a chance to write down some of the information mentioned in our community calendar, the script is published online atwww.wesufm.org/jive

2014 Marks 75 years of Alternative music, Public Affairs, and community service for WESU. Look for information on special programming and events online at www.wesufm.org

Thanks for listening! Stay tuned Home Grown with Rob Derosa