Weekly Schedule

Graham Gordon

Crabs like to rock n roll. Tune in for some big wave music. 

Aidan Ulian, Max Blumenthal

Rest your eyes (unless you’re driving) and tune in to Tiny Disc Concert be transported to a different time with DJ Max and DJ Aidan. Each week we will be playing music that relates to a time and season of the year (ie Fall 6 a.m.). Every week will have a different season!

Tipton Gentry, Idanesi Ojior

this is IT

Katharine Hayward

Want to play word games and listen to good music? Tune in to acrostic universe <3!!

Kate Popick, Eric Asherman

Welcome to SAUCY HOUR. We have made an epic bracket between sauces from far and wide. Every week we will present a matchup between two sauces and debate (with your input of course) what the superior sauce is by the end of the semester!!!

Divyanshi Raturi

Our memories make associations between seemingly random things: Blur’s End of a Century and eating lunch at a diner in 2008; The Namesake and laying on a stolen mattress in a friend’s childhood bedroom. Every show, I talk about one song and how it’s associated with memories, books, emotions, and other songs.I yap about songs that remind me of metro cards and Delhi streets to the playlist i cue up while  reading goodbye letters in the airport. Tune in to listen to the soundtrack of my memories and some voice hugs <3

hector figueroa

P̖͌r̛̗̥͔̃̇ḛ̺̠͊͊͌paṛ͐é̳̠͋ yourself for a sonic invasion. Join H͖͍̊̕è͟c̙̍͐̚͜ͅţ̪́̋ó̪͖͍͆͒̏ͅr͕̺̠̦͗̑̄͑ for a truly horrifying experience that is beyond any terror you have Imagin̑e̐͝ḑ͙

Helen Carle

Musical genres appear differently across different countries and languages. “Pop” and “Folk” are culturally dependent genres. “Rap” sounds vastly different in different languages. Tune in with me each week to hear how a genre can sound so different, or similar, around the world. 

Annie Kuperstein

A Cup of Kup will be a beautiful blend of the sweet - and the bitter - taste of coffee! Each week’s playlist is centered around whatever coffee I am drinking that week - maple latte or dirty chai (wink wink). Come join Annie Kup as she sips away!

Addie Lentzner, Rafaela Botti

FREAKuency of Change is your sonic time machine and community pulse, broadcasting alternative tracks from the past five decades… from punk to indie folk, riot grrrl to lo-fi protest anthems, we curate set lists to stir memory and momentum. Between songs, we spotlight events in and around Middlebury and Vermont: grassroots happenings, public forums, art shows with a message, and youth-led movements shaping our lives. We’re a radio show and a platform for voices that challenge and celebrate… Radio as a tool for change. 

Avery Goldstein, Winter Heaton

Grab your forks and dig in!

Joly, Margaux Cecile, Sofia Beroy

On our show we’ll be listening to and discussing our favorite international songs! These range from old music to current music from our parents or from friends overseas. We won’t just play Rosalia and Bad Bunny, but to be fair Rosalia is Sofia’s favorite artist… We’ll be talking about the artists, where they’re from and our connection to the songs. Come and listen if you want to find some of your new favorite songs in a different language-even if you can’t understand what they’re saying but it just sounds good!

June Su, Charles Grossman

Pompompurin is a pudding who listens to a lot of music. Some say he’s an audiophile with his deluxe home sound system. With his big flappy ears, he can hear details that most people can’t. Come listen to some great beats that will make your pudding shake!

Nathaniel Rubens Goldfarb, Lucas Basham, Aidan Garcia

Are you vertically challenged? Do you wish you were a little taller? Don’t. Because the world’s greatest artists are low altitude specialists. Join us as we roam through the world of short kings and queens who have made no small impact on the music industry.

Evangeline Uttley, Annaliese Dorchinecz

We here at WRMC know that your music taste isn’t one-dimensional. As much as we love to show off those retro rarities and B-side tracks, we all fall victim to the occasional 2010s mix or party classic. Everybody wants their music taste to be cooler than everyone else’s, but on this show, we welcome a tasteful Britney Spears chart-topper just as much as a deep cut. Please enjoy a collection of our favorite aux-worthy gems, alternated with guilty pleasure gold-mines.

Coco Johnson, Jacob Burnett, Phoebe Salvati

Just like a a connect four game, your baby cousin asked us to play again. Feebe koko and jaycub with (wistful colder in spirit) you connect four, where we choose two wildly different songs to bookend our playlist and then work to connect them together. 

Henry Chambers

This show offers a critical analysis of They Might be Giants 2008 childrens album “Here Come the 123s”

liz sutter

Listen in for some music that hugs you in ALL the right places. 

Franklin Witter, Aksel Young

Inspired by Shane McConkey’s Game of Gnar, for one last time, we try to capture the tunes mountains.

Greg Wilhelm

The Weatherman plays songs queued by Mother Nature herself.

Sofia Beroy, Annalise Rhodes

Have you ever met George? Neither have we, but supposedly he knows all the chords. Maybe you’ve encountered him on one of your many walks of life, swinging with a sultan, or lending a hand to a sailor who only has one. If any of this sounds familiar, you may already understand Lady Writers. Tune in for rock, blues, folk, questionable thematic connections, and our favorite songs from the ’60s through the ’90s.

Amelia Castillo Recio, Lucia Schembre

it feels like a party every day

Jude Kuykendall

Send a photo of your shoes to the shoe guru (me!) at 505-550-2909 for a chance to have a radio show dedicated to your hoof-wear. Lengthy verbal descriptions may work too!

Remi Beauharnois

What lies beyond the walls that are constructed around us and in our minds? Carceral culture in the United States is at a pinnacle, and the militarization of major urban centers threatens us all. Tune into the human experience of creating art, despite and in spite of all. 

David Fadem, Gus Morrill, Molly Kaplan

You don’t have to be good. You should just listen to our radio show. You have to love it as it loves you. You should run shouting the name we have given you in the streets. We should be your oracle. We should be your lovers. You should invite us into that gentle meadow of your heart and just let us stay there for a while. We should join you the next time you start on a long road. We stand, ready, waiting for you. 

Charles Witter

A show for the magazine. I Needed This 

Idanesi Ojior, Myrah Valmyr, Norah Khan

D1 yapathon. World yap-off. Certified talkers. 

Kyra Dybas, Chris Symond

katy perry in space? you can be too.

Leela Rawat, Henry Chambers

We play songs about rocks, land formations, and spatial relationships. 

Marina Tassan-Solet

Sounds for fertile minds.
 

Emma Hoover

Music is a time capsule that can transport you back to various seasons, moments, and memories in your life. Join me on Monthly Museletter and we’ll go back through playlists i’ve been making monthly since 2018, talk about nostalgia/memories associated with the songs, and have a good time!

jack kotas

On this show I’ll be playing records from my own collection, with a new theme coming each week. My records range from classic rock to soul and funk, and I have all sorts of jazz as well. Come listen and learn a thing or two along the way!

Ella Steere

Listen in for an hour of escapism! Join two girls who have never gotten over anything in recalling the past through music.

Joanne Zhang

midd-west emo is so back

Evangeline Uttley

Inspired by CBGB’s subtitular tagline “Other Music for Uplifting Gourmandizers” - or voracious consumers of music. An exploration of Punk, Post-Punk, and New Wave.

Lionel Fine

Come for the Jazz, stay for the Jargon. 
 

Joly, Margaux Cecile

Just like the wine, my music taste is of the highest quality. And of course 2005 has one of the best reputations!

Cira Mejia

Underground is a radio show featuring smaller/lesser known artists across genres. Whether you want to expand your music taste or need a fresh find… UNDERGROUND IS THE PLACE TO BE!!
Each week will feature a carefully curated playlist that will take you on a musical journey, followed by the occasional story about how I scoured the earth to find them (mostly stalking friends on music platforms)
 

hector figueroa

P̖͌r̛̗̥͔̃̇ḛ̺̠͊͊͌paṛ͐é̳̠͋ yourself for a sonic invasion. Join H͖͍̊̕è͟c̙̍͐̚͜ͅţ̪́̋ó̪͖͍͆͒̏ͅr͕̺̠̦͗̑̄͑ for a truly horrifying experience that is beyond any terror you have Imagin̑e̐͝ḑ͙

The Voodoo Man

The Voodoo Man

Mark McGoey, Alistair Nalle

Alistair and Mark are back with a reprisal of their hit show — Music, But We Chat A Little — for their final semester. Join us as we discuss relevant topics and blow your minds with our favorite picks.