Hosted by Megan Job, this episode presents a poem and a story, both using form and language to illustrate the contemporary condition. Read by students from the Middlebury Theatre Department and Oratory Now. Edited by NER intern Tess Weitzner. • “In Order of Appearance” by Heather Christle (NER 39.2), read by Melanie Rivera• Excerpts from “Modal Window” by Janet… Read More
Hosted by Kylie Winger, this episode showcases poems by three well-known and much-loved American poets. Read by students from the Middlebury Theatre Department and Oratory Now. Edited by NER intern Juliette Luini. • “Sweet” by Bob Hicok (NER 37.1), read by Pele Voncujovi• “Obit—Memory,” “Obit—Music,” and “Obit—Grief” by Victoria Chang (NER 38.3), read by Katie Mayopoulos• “I Shot a… Read More
Two recent pieces from NER that converge on the themes of art and destruction. Edited and hosted by Juliette Luini; directed by Sam Tompkins Martin; read by students from the Middlebury Theatre Department and Oratory Now. • “Shotgun Elegy,” a poem by Henry Kearney IV (NER 37.3), read by Will Koch.• “Chinese Opera,” short story by Anne Raeff… Read More
(My radio show is loosely based around my journey through In the Wake: On Blackness and Being by Christina Sharpe. I am going to try and put that in conversation with Noname on her verse in Ghetto Sage’s new song Häagen Dazs. A lot of this analysis was shared by Noname in a post I… Read More
Yohuna is the project of Johanne Swanson. She “maintains a masterful ability to distill chaos into calm; to contemplate the more challenging and messy matters of heart and mind”. Her new album Mirroring came out this past June.
If I give it some thought, I would say I have about 6-8 identifiable crushes cooking right now. They aren’t all big, most are quite small, but they definitely exist. And this semester, I think that is going to feel fun and messy. Which is funny to say, because what that translates to is a… Read More
Welcome back y’all! Right now my living room is flooded with liiight and it’s so nice for everything to be relatively warm still. I’m feeling like this is gonna be a good semester. Japanese Breakfast was an amazing way to start the year, I remembered that pass/failing classes is an option, I have four new… Read More
a lovely group of first years came to the booth today and played some nice tunes!!! up and coming DJs put together this playlist so take a mf listen to the songs of the future : ) Adelaide William Thomothy Gwynnedlynn the Third Cherry Amaya Daza Alex Nina Ryan Asif fearless leader “Liam”
This playlist is dedicated with love to Maddy Goodhart and with fondness to the first yellow leaf drifting downstream.
Hey everyone! I’m Maia, and I’m excited to be your business director at WRMC this year! I’ve been spending my summer catching up on reading, walking by the lake, going to a dance program in Maine, and working a couple very different jobs: restoring a native prairie and nannying two kids. Hanging out with young… Read More
loves of my life hello! my name is caleb (but I also go by C) and I am your social media manager for the fall semester. I am a super senior feb-dancer-queer-type A-highly stylized-leo squish ball of a person. I speak (and think) almost exclusively in run on sentences which makes ‘and’ one of my… Read More
