Gifts and Messages, the weekly jazz program originating from Baton Rouge Community Radio, was recently ranked the top jazz podcast on the website Mixcloud.com . Gifts and Messages, hosted by jazz raconteur and veteran radio broadcaster Dr. Jazz, airs on 96.9 Saturdays from 3:00 to 5:00pm and is on-demand any time at: https://www.mixcloud.com/DrJazz/ https://www.mixcloud.com/DrJazz/
The Arts Council Radio Show is now on Baton Rouge Community Radio. You can hear the weekly half-hour program Fridays at 6:30 and 11:30am and Saturdays at 10:30am. On the show, you'll hear interviews with musicians, visual and performance artists, and much more about the arts in Louisiana's capital city and the people who make the arts happen here. The program is a production of the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge.
New to Baton Rouge Community Radio, every Friday from 5:00-6:00pm listen to Where the Alligators Roam hosted by Mike Stagg, Lafayette journalist and activist. Where the Alligators Roam is long-form interviewing on Louisiana current events and hard-hitting investigations of corruption, lies, and hypocrisy with activists at the forefront of Louisiana issues. Listen every week for critical coverage on climate change and coastal restoration, local, state, and national electoral politics, environmental justice, energy and […]
Thursdays at 10:00pm Baton Rouge Community Radio is pleased to welcome The Scenario Radio Show to 96.9FM. The Scenario comes to us from Radio Free Nashville and is a two-hour, weekly program "created to provide a forum for the ‘original Hip-Hop generation’. It includes music, interviews, and discussion on a wide range of topics, including politics, entertainment, relationships, and the variety of social issues that captivate our attention, from day to day. This is […]
Every Saturday at midnight (right after The Clearing with Captain Christopher, technically Sunday at midnight) tune into 96.9FM WHYR-LP for The Ambient Door, hosted by KB Architect. The Ambient Door will play ambient, electronic, and other forms of abstract music and premieres this May 7th at the stroke of midnight. Check it out. P.S. The Clearing is moving to one hour earlier (9:00pm-12:00am) Saturday nights on WHYR starting Saturday, May 6th. […]
Get ready to get folksy on Baton Rouge Community Radio every Saturday morning from 7:00-8:00am with Michael Johnathon's Woodsongs Old-Time Radio Hour. The program, originating from Lexington, Kentucky before a live audience, is Americana, folk, bluegrass, country and more. Young performers are featured on every show. So wake up with Woodsongs on Baton Rouge Community Radio on Saturdays starting May 6th at 7:00am.
Baton Rouge Community Radio welcomes Le Show, the hour-long weekly satire, current events, and music program hosted by Harry Shearer (voice of a bunch of The Simpsons, band member of Spinal Tap, among other things). The show, often recorded in New Orleans, features a scathing and absurd take on the scathing and absurd times we live in. 'Copyrighted features of the broadcast' include News of the Warm, Karzai Talk, News of the Olympic […]
Baton Rouge Community Radio brings you another new, live local show! Tune in Friday, April 28th at six o'clock for the world premiere of Off the Record with Leah Smith. The live weekly one-hour show will feature the pop and crackle of vintage vinyl records, '50s and '60s rock and R&B, and girl groups. For all who who've missed your Friday night live rock appointment with Girl Power, we're proud to bring […]
WHYR-LP is pleased to premiere more live, local programming by and for Baton Rougeans you won't hear anywhere else. This Thursday, April 13th at 6:00pm tune in live for the world premiere of The Black Xperience, hosted by Joker P and DJ Kam, on 96.9FM or streaming at whyr.org . The weekly one-hour live program will feature news, commentary, interviews and music on the African-American experience in Baton Rouge and […]
Keeping Democracy Alive with Burt Cohen is a bi-weekly podcast that tackles a wide range of today’s social, economic, and political issues. This show informs and entertains, with lively, invigorating conversations that help explain where we are, how we got here, and most important: what we can do to keep our frail democracy alive, making it stronger for the better future we deserve.
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