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Today’s schedule:

6:00 am WPKN Mornings with Chris Teskey

music, news, community events

9:00 am Irie Radio: I-Tone with reggae

12:00 noon  Progressive Radio Interviews by Matt Rothchild, editor of The Progressive Magazine

12:30 pm This Way Out: news by/from the Gay community

1:00 pm Kimberly Massengill

Indie-Rock, Funk, Soul, Blues, Jazz, Trip-Hop, twang, thump, drag. New stuff, old stuff, not-yet stuff.

4:00 pm Gallagher’s: Kevin Gallagher

Heavy on the 60’s & 70’s, new artists, Boogie Blues, Blues-Rock, Alt-country, Folk, Funk, Acid Jazz and world music. Drop in the 3rd and 5th Monday’s of the month, 4-7p.m. for musical meanderings with Kevin Gallagher.

Till 7pm with a break for:

5:55 pm Headline News from Free Speech Radio News (full report at 11 pm)

7:00 pm Jazz Variations: Patrick O’Sullivan with regional news and all that jazz.

7:55 pm White Rose Political Calendar: compiled by Melinda Tuhus

8:00 pm Counterpoint: Scott Harris Interviews – details here

10:00 pm Democracy Now! Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez with in-depth news, interviews

11:00 pm Free Speech Radio News - from reporters around the nation and the world

11:30 pm   Connections: Eric Cocks

3:00 am Home Base Radio: Yves Wilson & Greg Brown

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Today’s Schedule:

5:00 am  Advance Radio: Serge Petit-Homme hosts this program of music, and information with Maria Cecilia Petit-Homme.

7:00 Integrative Wellness: Ameni Harris, Maude Joseph & Dr. Z

10:00 am Morning Maniac Music: Dave Golden

1:00 p.m. Sunday Brunch Concert:

2:00 pm La Esquina Latina: Luis with music from hotter spots

5:00 pm Between The Lines: News and interviews not heard on the corporate media

5:30 pm Amazon Radio: Pam Smith

7:00 pm Antique Blues: Bill Nolan

10:00 pm Paralelo Zero -Radio Brazil: K.C. Vaz

2:00 am Connecticut Rocks! with Bob D’Aprile

music of original bands and performers from the past and present who have Connecticut connections.

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Today’s Schedule:

6:00 am Its A Hit: Rob Reeves – musical comedy

9:00 am JF aka Nazmo:  Music and news of the auto racing world

11:00 am Barricada: John Lugo and friends

en español – airs radical political discussion with explorations of all types of Latino music, especially Latin rock and nueva trova.

1:00 pm  Good Music: Ken Best

4:00 pm Jeff Day: Jazz, etc

7:00 pm  WPKN Drum Circle: with Terry Hopper

You are invited to be part of the show at 244 University Ave at the University of Bridgeport. see “About Us” for directions. At 6:30pm gather for a potluck picnic (bring food to share) At 7pm we go on the air! We need you! Join us…come and play or just chant, dance and add your energy. All skill levels…children especially welcome.
This is also a food drive for the Operation Hope Food Pantry
so please help with a donation of canned food.

10:00 pm Mikki’s Room

African-American and Native American culture, with history, poetry, what’s been and what could be. Always connecting with those behind the walls (in regional prisons), and scaling our personal walls, too.

2:00 am Radio Free Arcadia: Tom Poplawski

An eclectic, unexpected mix of sounds and ideas. Space Rock. Kraut Rock. Prog Rock. Grateful Dead. Gong specials & Ozric Tentacles. It’s cosmic, heh heh.

Contact: free_arcadia@hotmail.com

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Today’s Schedule:

6:00 am WPKN Mornings with J.F.

music, news, community information

9:00 am  Dave-O: Reggae

Enjoy a cultural trip with Samba every other Friday with Konpa Roots Trobadou

12:00 noon Indigenous Politics From New England and Beyond: J. Kehaulani Kauanui

1:00 pm  Radio Base Camp: Steve di Costanzo & Eric Cocks

4:00 pm On the Horizon: Mike Horyczun

5:55 pm Headline News from Free Speech Radio News

7:00 pm Ray Terlaga: Music, Skies of Bridgeport, AIDS Update

8:30 pm Kathy De Mino:

At last, Friday. Need to chill. Female vocalists and male guitarists receive special attention. And looks do count

10:00 pm Democracy Now! Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez with in-depth news, interviews

11:00 pm Free Speech Radio News - from reporters around the nation and the world

11:30 am Bob Chamenko

2:00 am  Off Beat: Rich Kaminski

Join your host, J. Kehaulani Kauanui, for an episode featuring two presentations from an event recently held at the Kamakakuokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies at the University of Hawai`i, in Manoa, called “‘Ike: Historical Transformations: Reading Hawai`i’s Past to Probe Its Future.”  The first is by Keanu Sai, and the second is by J. Kehaulani Kauanui. They each presented on a panel called, “International Routes:
De-occupation, Decolonization, and the U.N. Declaration
on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.” The mission of the
session was to discuss the modern trajectory of the Hawaiian Islands within the context of Hague Regulations on the law of occupation, the U.N. Decolonization Protocols, and the U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Keanu Sai earned his Ph.D. in Political Science specializing in Hawaiian Constitutionalism and International Relations. He is a founding member of the Hawaiian Society of Law & Politics. Sai served as lead Agent for the Hawaiian Kingdom in arbitration proceedings before the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague, Netherlands, from November 1999-February 2001. He also served as Agent in a Complaint against the United States  of America concerning the prolonged occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom, which was filed with the United Nations
Security Council on July 5, 2001

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Today’s Schedule:

6:00 am WPKN Mornings with Cliff Furnald

9:00 am Binnie Klein Show

12:00 noon Sea Change Radio covering the shift to social, environmental, and economic sustainability

12:30 pm The Forest and The Trees: Melinda Tuhus

Interviews on environmental issues with WPKN’s Melinda Tuhus.

1:00 pm  All Mixed Up: Peter Bochan’s audio mix

4:00 pm Bob Balogh: the news from Backfish Mass, today’s obit and great music.

5:55 pm Headline News from Free Speech Radio News

7:00 pm Blues in the Evening: Al Bell

10:00 pm Thanksgiving Special: Shortcut Back to Dallas and A Shortcut Back Home – Peter Bochan – details here

11:00 pm Free Speech Radio News - from reporters around the nation and the world

11:30 pm New Music Network: Mark Muller

3:00 am Lounge Sounds:

Jose Colon and Eddie G with a diverse mix of Downtempo, Nu Jazz,  Ambient, Dub-step, Electro and Club Music.

10 PM Thursday November 26: Thanksgiving Special

The assassination of John F. Kennedy, the thirty-fifth President of the United States, took place on Friday, November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas, USA at 12:30 p.m. This program recorded ten years later asks the simple question-where were you when you heard the news? Through the use of radio broadcasts, newscasts, jingles and the popular music on the air that year, “A Shortcut Back To Dallas” conjures up the changing moods of that afternoon, including a telephone time check that draws us through that fateful day in a sort of “real-time”. Mixing in voices from friends, parents and disk jockeys from 1963 with co-workers of ten years later-this documentary captures a variety of emotions, featuring The Kingston Trio, Elvis Presley, Freddie Scott, The Rooftop Singers, B. Mitchell Reed, & The WMCA “Good Guys”, Danny Schechter, KLIF’s Russ Knight -” The Weird Beard”, The Washington Squares, The Impressions, Frank Sinatra, The Kingsmen, Shelly Fabares, Ed Sanders, Trini Lopez, The Chiffons, Tommy Roe, Peter, Paul & Mary…and John F. Kennedy.

Produced by Peter Bochan

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Today’s Schedule:

6:00 am WPKN Mornings with Ebong Udoma

news, community information, music from Africa, etc

9:00 am Mirror Ya Vibes: I Messiah with reggae

12:00 noon  Between the Lines: details here

This week’s under-reported news stories and interviews you won’t hear on corporate media.

12:30 pm  East End Ink: Carlo Levi – Fear of Freedom

Hofstra University Professor of modern European history Stan Pugliese talks about Carlo Levi’s 1939 essay “Fear of Freedom”.  Prof. Pugliese’s specialty is the anti-Fascist movement in Italy.  His introduction to a new edition of Levi’s essay  brings the subject up to date.

Recorded at Canio’s Books in Sag Harbor. East End Ink is a monthly literary review heard on the 4th Wednesday at 12:30pm each month. Past programs archived at  http://eastendink.blogspot.com

1:00 pm American Popular Song: Malcolm C. Dankner

Mal brings you the folks who wrote and performed the great American Song Book.  Johnny Mercer , Frank Sinatra and more.

4:00 pm Sometimes Classical: Richard Epstein

5:55 pm Headline News from Free Speech Radio News

7:00 pm Chris Teskey: bluegrass and more

10:00 pm Democracy Now! Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez with in-depth news, interviews

11:00 pm Free Speech Radio News - from reporters around the nation and the world

11:30 pm Soul Talk: Conscious

3:00 am Bruce Miller

This Week on WPKN

Today’s Schedule:

6:00 am WPKN Mornings with  Jeep Ward: hip-hop, news, traffic, weather

9:00 am Johnny Be Good: John Corvino

12:00 noon  Counterspin: review of the media from Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR)

12:30 pm Grit Radio: Laura Flanders

1:00 pm  Jazz Adventures: Phil Bowler

4:00 pm The Quest: Terry Hopper

5:55 pm Headline News from Free Speech Radio News

7:00 pm  Jim Motavalli

10:00 pm Democracy Now! Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez with in-depth news, interviews

11:00 pm Free Speech Radio News - from reporters around the nation and the world

11:30 pm Radio Free Arcadia: Tom Poplawski

3:00 am Six Feet Deep: Jeep Ward behind the board with hip-hop

A WPKN Holiday Party and music benefit will be held on Saturday Dec. 12th from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. at the elegant FOSTER’S RESTAURANT, 56 Orange St. in NEW HAVEN in the Ninth Square area.

Join WPKN programmers, listeners, country rock duo Graylight Campfire, PKN’s own folk singer/songwriter Mike Horyczun and other musicians to celebrate the season.

Enjoy an evening of great music, snacks, and special discounted libations at this benefit for your favorite listener sponsored radio station – co-sponsored by Between The Lines/Squeaky Wheel Productions and media sponsor The New Haven Advocate and Fairfield County Weekly newspapers.

Along with a suggested contribution which benefits WPKN, please bring a non-perishable food item to donate to the CT Food Bank the night of the event.

C’MON GET HAPPY at the WPKN Holiday Party Saturday, Dec. 12th from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. at Foster’s Restaurant 56 Orange Street in New Haven.

For more information, call (203) 331-9756