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 […]
Tired of the spectrum of opinion on your radio being between Rush Limbaugh and Walton & Johnson? So are we. We're Baton Rouge Community Radio. On Tuesday and Wednesday April 4th and 5th, Democracy Now! interviewed Dr. Noam Chomsky, world-renowned political commentator and linguist. You can hear DN! on WHYR-LP, 96.9FM Baton Rouge Community Radio twice a day, 7:00-8:00am and 4:00-5:00pm, Monday through Friday. WHYR is the only place on the radio in Baton […]
WHYR's 3/8 episode of A Pause For Thought featured Mr. Dan Collins, who successfully won a $750,000 whistleblower lawsuit against the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources (LDNR), with more allegations of corruption within the agency related to a dredging project in the Atchafalaya Basin. Don't miss this expose of the goings-on within Louisiana state government and the upcoming appeal of Mr. Collins' suit by the LDNR. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fq5NdKVDTqE
The Louisiana All-American Sports Show covered live the National Women's March in Washington, DC last Saturday, January 21st. From the nation's capital, co-host Coach Perry Daniels interviewed a fellow marcher from Detroit, Michigan and broadcast live on 96.9FM. The Women's March segment starts at 24:00. Listen to the Louisiana All-American Sports Show every Saturday at 11:00am on WHYR-LP 96.9FM, streaming at whyr.org or at http://louisianaallamericansports.net . Catch the LA All-American Sports Friday […]
Starting Monday, October 3rd, every weekday afternoon at 3:55pm Baton Rouge Community Radio will air National Native News, a daily five-minute news program about Native issues. And WHYR is the only place you can hear it on the radio in the state of Louisiana, a state home to four federally-recognized Native American nations and numerous others still seeking recognition. National Native News is a broadcast of the Koahnic Broadcast Corporation and is syndicated […]
Just in time for October, Baton Rouge Community Radio brings to our listeners SUSPENSE, a revival of the classic radio drama format. At the stroke of midnight, SUSPENSE will bring you thrills, chills, sci-fi, horror, drama and mysteries weekly on WHYR-LP every Saturday starting October 1st. Tune in ... IF YOU DARE ... https://soundcloud.com/suspenseradiodrama/episode-30-testament-repeat
Baton Rouge Community Radio is pleased to announce the premiere of GoodLife, a locally-produced weekly program of soul, dub, house, and more music spun by DJ Tego. Check out GoodLife every Sunday night 10:00pm to midnight on WHYR.
The Clearing, a program of meditative and contemplative music hosted by Captain Christopher, is expanding from two to three hours every Saturday night on 96.9FM in Baton Rouge and streaming worldwide. Walk past the stone wall, through the old wooden gate, and join the Captain around the magic pond for an extra hour every Saturday starting at 10:00pm now to 1:00am late night Sundays on Baton Rouge Community Radio. https://www.mixcloud.com/TheClearing/
Looking at history through the eyes of rock, Life is a Rock looks at a week in rock history. This show features old rock & roll, classic rock, blues, soul and more—playing songs that made history and songs about history. History gives us insight into who we were, who we are, and who we’re likely to become. Music, especially music that corresponds to that same history, can give great insight into our deepest emotions as we go through all the events that have shaped our lives. Life is a Rock, looks at our history through the eyes of rock/roll – the music that expressed our lives, our times, and even our future.
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