Weekly Schedule

Phoebe Salvati, Amelia Colder, Courtney Johnson

Linking songs across genres, from folk to funk and EVERYTHING in between. 

Joanne Zhang

come break the airwaves, break the canon of “midwest” emo, and bump neemo (aka New England emo)! neemo comes out of a diaspora of music waves, out of a diaspora of musicians. tune in for your mix of angsty cult favorite anthems, along also with those of doom defiers and label loathers.

Tipton Gentry

Tune in to catch a plethora of genres, with each installment about a different critter. Made with love, and paired with some occasional fun facts. You won’t be disappointed. Bugs are way cooler than you think.

Remi Beauharnois

Incarcerated Artists Showcase: 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. 

Kai Arrowood

A veces todo lo que necesitamos es una hora para pensar en nuestra tristeza romántica, nuestros amantes perdidos, e imaginar un mundo de guitarra baja y voces dulces para curarnos de la soledad. En este programa vamos a escuchar boleros y los clásicos hispanos, por su puesto con mucho corazón. Prepárese para escuchar, relajar, y quizás, llorar.Translation: Sometimes all we need is an hour to think about our romantic sadness, our lost lovers, and imagine a world of gentle guitar and sweet voices to cure us of loneliness. In this program we’re going to listen to boleros and Hispanic classics, of course with a lot of heart. Prepare yourself to listen, relax, and perhaps, cry. 

Jack Murphy

Do you want to be able to tell people you have a good, expansive music taste, but don’t know where to start? Well look no further than Jack FM, where you’ll be enlightened to amazing music by amazing artists. So, what are you waiting for? Tune in!

Amy Goodman, Juan Gonzalez, and Nermeen Shaikh

Democracy Now! is an hour-long American TV, radio, and Internet news program based in Manhattan and hosted by journalists Amy Goodman, Juan González, and Nermeen Shaikh.

Solana Isgar

recession indicator 

Alpana Bakshi

You know those songs that you love, but are too embarrassed to cue up when you’ve got the aux? Don’t worry, I’ll play them for you over the radio. You don’t have to admit you love them. Join us for some scandalous songs and scandalous stories anonymously submitted by you, the audience, or as heard on the streets (the news). It’s your favorite guilty pleasures all in one show— banger songs and the gossip column.

Violet Wexler, Lilly Clechenko

“Old is New” is a show that plays popular songs from when our parents were in school and compares them with new songs that sample them. Lilly and Violet talk about these songs, their lives, and everything in between !! <3

Kate Vasquez

Overture (noun):
1. An introduction to something more substantial; an orchestral piece at the beginning of an opera, suite, play, oratorio, or other extended composition (Oxford Languages).
2. A really awesome radio show that pairs music with the next week’s forecast of pretty much anything (Kate Vasquez, AKA your host, a much more reputable source than the aforementioned). 

Norah Khan, Tania Hernandez

We are just two girls who love music and love each other even more! Join us for an hour of pure excitement and giggles! 

Malia Rutherford

A peek into my world through the songs that make it meaningful. 

Maya Alexander

A little bit of everything and a chance to relax in our truest human behavior!

Skiles Roberts-Salvador, El Fahey

Goob and Goobette take over the goobaverse!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nathaniel Rubens Goldfarb, Lucas Basham, Aidan Garcia

Have you wondered the heights of your favorite artists?? Chances are they’re short! On this show, we break down the highs and LOWS of the short king, queen, and royalty lifestyle. We will reveal all the low-altitude specialists who you didn’t know were so talented. We play all the down-to-earth musicians working through life where the oxygen is denser. We experience different weather patterns, impeccable music, and deliver hilarious shorts, all while playing the NYT mini and Wavelength with special short guests.

Ellie Trinkle, Violet Gordon

Two girls from the tri-state area who love music and talking pick a weekly theme so they can play music and talk…yippee!

Rani Basnet

come join rani’s radio rambles to hear random tidbits on family drama, drag race, and movies all while listening to the most random selection of songs you’ll come across <3

Francisco Tellez, Samuel Eshetu

Combining our tastes with yours. Each week, a new guest takes over the playlist bringing their own unique styles into the patchwork quilt. So tune in and weave yourself into the fabric we are creating together!

Audrey Ball, Kirsten Thomas, Kyle Johnson, aball@middlebury.edu

Three of OG Battell’s coolest residents hop on air to give you some OG throwbacks featuring songs from a different year each week

Sam Thompson

Talking about music that should be talked about

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!

Peter McKenna, Kathrine Minnis

We’re two students heading to Stockholm this spring for a study abroad and getting hyped with a show all about Scandinavian beats and culture. Expect music from Nordic artists, plus our take on what we’re excited to experience once we land. Join us for good music, fun banter, and potential segments on Stockholm Syndrome.

Amy Goodman, Juan Gonzalez, and Nermeen Shaikh

Democracy Now! is an hour-long American TV, radio, and Internet news program based in Manhattan and hosted by journalists Amy Goodman, Juan González, and Nermeen Shaikh.

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 not just a music show but a platform for voices that challenge and celebrate… Radio as a tool for change.

Sam Merriam

Roommates, lovers, me, songs. You do the math

Addie Shandro

Thomas Nevins

What did Homer’s Illiad sound like, passed down through poetry centuries before being written down? What songs were sung in a Welsh village during festivities? What instruments did the Polynesians play to pass the time on the open Pacific? Time Travel Tunes returns in it’s third season, this time with expanded scope: mythology. In tandem with historical explorations, we will delve into the cultural history of dragons, pantheons of deities, and more, all the way to our oldest known work of fiction: The Epic of Gilgamesh. Time Travel Tunes’ final season will provide insight and immersion into our deep past and timeless stories.

Caitlin Sheen, Hannah Merickel

Every week we pick a trinket and make it our theme. Come listen to us gab :)

Georgia Millman-Perlah

I graduated (sad) but the song of my people (college radio) sings strong within me. Let me spread their gospel. This might just get nautical.

Brittney Tipaz

dedicated to solving the worlds problems with one ginormous simple answer

Ellie Trinkle

tuesday night scritch scratch!

Anna Krouse

Full Circle’s final semester! I host the show with a new guest every week. We get together and craft a playlist where the first and last song are tied together in some intricate way. Time to end the loop <3

Matthew Held

who knows whats going on, i dont! but im gonna talk like i do and play related tunes!!

Johnson Schwede

808s, 00s, 5s, and 2s

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, party classic, and sing-in-the-car hit. 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 Pink Floyd deep cut. Please enjoy a collection of our favorite aux-worthy gems, alternated with those guilty pleasure gold mines that “ruined your music stats”

Yessica Fana

Fanatic is a musical scrapbook born from my latest fixations. Each episode begins with a poem stuck in my head which develops into a musical journey with shifting genres and moods ;)

Hafez Sami-Sadeghi

An auditory journey of reviewing and listening to some of the best international movie scores and composers of the past 40 years, exploring different genres and styles. 

Greg Wilhelm

The Weatherman plays songs queued by Mother Nature herself.

Annie Graber

Each week, I’ll play music from a different decade, starting with the 60s and making my way to this year’s releases!

Audrey Smith

In the show Ho*s before bros we will play music by exclusively women, aiming to highlight music by POC women like Erykah Badu, Cleo Soul and Beyoncé. Aiming to bring some good vibes and groove to Middlebury! 

Amy Goodman, Juan Gonzalez, and Nermeen Shaikh

Democracy Now! is an hour-long American TV, radio, and Internet news program based in Manhattan and hosted by journalists Amy Goodman, Juan González, and Nermeen Shaikh.

Mirza Becirovic

Drina FM is named after a river that winds through Bosnia (and a popular cigarette brand that has traveled just as far). This world music station takes you from the cafes of Sarajevo to the jazz clubs of Addis Ababa. Each day features a new corner of the globe, paired with historical and musical insights that bring the sounds to life.

Cece Rhyneer

Anything But Midd is exactly what it sounds like: anything BUT your classic crunchy, granola music you hear in your friend’s car on the way to Mt. Abe. It’s your outlet for hip hop, r & b, melodic/lyrical rap.

tbernon@middlebury.edu

Some cool songs that should be played!

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!

Julia Breckenridge, Aishworya Thapaliya

Put your sneakers on! Because basically, what we’re going to do is dance!! Join DJ Julia and DJ Aisha for an hour of mixed genres, new releases, sudden interruptions to gab, and foreign tunes! It’s sneakernight ;)

Avery Goldstein, Winter Heaton

Grab your forks and dig in.

Emilia Zenker

Giovanni’s Room explores the dimensions of gender and sexuality as manifestations of self-fulfilling, egotistical performance. As an homage to Giovanni’s Room by James Baldwin, Emilia (the really cool hot DJ) will further explore the cultural propensity to distinguish and label “otherness” according to colonial visions of sexuality via the eroticization of female and subaltern bodies. In reality, I would have been named Giovanni if I were born a “boy” and I just really want to live that Italian dream. In this space, I am Giovanni. And the studio is like my room for real. 

Alpana Bakshi, Hugh Hutchinson

From our names (Alpana and Hugh) we invoke the AH and thus the ah ha ha. We’ll play songs that make one laugh and chat about the silly occurrences of the week.

Honor McFadden

Charles Witter

Inspired by the park skiing , snowboarding, and skating videos I grew up watching. This show plays the emo and punk music that defines these videos and similar vibes.

Samuel Barnard, Wemmer, Sam, Samuel Robertson

Please join us for Unka Samm Variety Hour. First you might have to turn on your radio. And then you’ll probably have to turn some dials; if not, even better.

Omar Alghondakly, Jordan Gardner

Welcome to The Daily Spin – your go-to spot for all things fresh, fun, and unpredictable! Every day, we dive into a mix of topics, from the latest in sports to trending music and random pop culture moments, all while keeping the vibes positive and the conversation flowing. No script, no limits – just good energy and good talk, guaranteed to keep you hooked. Whether you’re looking for some laughs, a new jam, or just a feel-good conversation, we’ve got you covered.

Franklin Witter, Grady Boss, Aksel Young

Inspired by Robb Gaffney’s “Game of G.N.A.R.”, this show will be the perfect soundtrack for your mountain adventures.

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!

Jack Kincus

Dial in and tune out with Hippies and Cowboys on WRMC. Playing your country and alternative rock favorites from artists like Dave Matthews Band, Cody Johnson, Goose, and Kenny Chesney.

Graham Gordon

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

Amy Goodman, Juan Gonzalez, and Nermeen Shaikh

Democracy Now! is an hour-long American TV, radio, and Internet news program based in Manhattan and hosted by journalists Amy Goodman, Juan González, and Nermeen Shaikh.

Samuel Barnard

Pennsylvania Pagoda Party!!!

Josue Solis, Hayley Fenton

Is your pose nasty? Are you living that life? Listen in because we’re talking about fashion right now and we’re telling you what to wear.

Cate Richardson

all the goodies 

Elizabeth Sutter

You know how awesome it is to put on a good pair of jeans? That’s what listening to this radio show is like. Tune in. 

Violet Gordon

szn fiveee

Declan O'Connor, Jake Coughlin-Ramassini, Jack Colgate

All three of our hosts have had near death experiences behind the wheel. If we had to go through those jarring events again, here are the songs we’d listen to…

June Su, Charles Grossman

Dale Cooper talks into his little tape machine. Because he is trapped in a different decade, your two hosts, Charlie and June, interpret his messages and translate into musical waves for your hearing enjoyment. 

Daphne Wang, Abby Williams

Do you know the best way to fill an awkward silence? Music! Fill your awkward silences with our show Awkward silence. 

Jude Kuykendall

Sweet ‘n Sticky Indie PopCall in <3

Leela Rawat, Henry Chambers

Rocks and land and water and stuff

Anna Kester, Lily Buren

Just two girls hanging out on a Thursday night playing wild tunes that encapsulate the wild vibes of a Thursday night.

River Costello

Enter the world of the modern underground, explore the divide between “tiktok fans” and real fans, and come away with a new idea of what modern music is. Explore developing trends on social media and their increasing relation to the popularity of artists.

Teagan Archer, Maddie Mitchell, Avery Murch

Talk around the TAM — fun facts, deep talks, trail recs, tunes and dad jokes!! 

David Fadem, Gus Morrill

We interview members of the Middlebury community for peace

The Voodoo Man

The Voodoo Man

The Voodoo Man

Voodoo Man

Neel Shah, Matthew Held

let’s talk about that.

Lionel Fine

Tune in for some jazz and/or some jargon.

Ronen Israel, Sam Pastreich, Will Carlyle-Dadson

We are Middlebury Uncovered,  the 3rd most trusted on-campus source of independent music radio interviews in all of Middlebury. Have you ever seen someone do that kind of thing?

Aaliyah Lua, Natalie Alvarez

We’re Aaliyah and Natalie, two friends with a deep love for R&B and zero interest in holding back. Two Mics, No Rules is where smooth tracks meet unfiltered conversations about music, love, life, and everything in between. We keep it real, we keep it fun, and we always keep the vibes right. No scripts, no filters—just us, the music, and whatever happens next.

Brooklin Dillard

Do you remember dancing in the kitchen as a kid? Carefree and listening to your parents CD’s? Watching our favorite tv shows, rolling in the grass, eating apples and peanut butter? If you said yes, then this is the nostalgic radio show for you. Grab your juice box, this one’s gonna hit different. 

Mark McGoey, Alistair Nalle

Alistair and Mark play some of their current and all time favorites from a wide variety of genres. Importantly, this is a variety show. We share what’s on our minds and bring important issues the fore. Nothing too crazy; we’re just playing music.

Evan Yurko, Olivia Maloney, Anna Cerveny

Two and a half massholes (Evan, Olivia, and honorary Anna) bring you playlists that jump across genres and decades—think Led Zeppelin, Earth Wind and Fire, Talking Heads, Radiohead, and more. Expect 70s grooves, 90s alt, and the occasional tangent, all for shits, gigs, and good vibes. 

Amelia Poor, Remy Sexton

Put the pedal to the metal and let Remy drive you and Amelia (she calls shotgun) across the USA. Join us every week for new states, stories, and bangers duh!

Orion Heiser

Have you ever heard of the phenomenal Black British Music artist jim legxacy?? Unlike most british rap, Jim isn’t afraid of talking about his sadness, drug addictions, family deaths, and his brother who got psychosis, while also creating bangers that engage in classic rap topics; ie women, drugs, money. Jim is a personal inspiration and is a down-to earth man who has heart. Further, I’ll be sharing a piece of poetry I have written recently and discussing it, before diving into playing bangers from other artists.

Maya Singer

all the best music from the caribbean , some good ole americana & 60s funk, western crooners and 80s grunge folk rock. and of course all the best buds bringing their own characteristic flavor and takes. 

Josue Solis

my headphones and i welcome you to the most magical experience of your life! tune in to hear some great tunes, an awesome host, and your new favorite radio show. plug in your headphones and enjoy!

Samantha Perez

habibi comes to middlebury

Orion Christian, Aidan Brennan

ya listenin to bluebrry drag G, don’t be a drag

Bella Wissler, Josie Gilman

Sabrina Schwartz

Inspired by my NYC walks, this show brings listeners along on immersive imaginary city strolls with music that ebbs and flows—perfect for weaving through crowds or owning an empty street—making you feel like the main character on every hot girl walk.”

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. We’ll cover everything from the songs that remind Div of metro cards and Delhi streets to the songs she plays before reading goodbye letters in the airport. Tune in to listen to us share the soundtracks of our memories. 
 

Lea, Shepherd

dante rossetti slander. the cranberries. why elizabeth siddal was more than the world’s first supermodel. everything you ever wanted to know about the pre-raphaelite brotherhood, arthurian legend, and the language of flowers, and everything you didn’t.

Dahlia Abboushi, Tessa Lake-Goldstein, Eliza Liebo

The incredible, the mundane, the fabulous. Tune into T.E.D Talks to hear Tessa, Eliza, and Dahlia talk and listen to some classic rock indie folk awesomeness. 

Hanson, Graydon

This is a weekly variety radio show where anything goes. Expect music, talk shows, live radio plays, anything including the kitchen sink.

Dylan O'Connor

Have you ever been listening to music…and you crank that volume up… when all of a sudden… flames erupt from your speaker and sets your house ablaze?!! Well, if so, you might have some idea of what I’m talking about. Tune in if you want to listen to music that’s so Lit and Fire that everything around you will engulf in flames. 

Owen Johnson

 Sitting on a curb and watching the world go by

Lilia Klingler

My love letter to college radio!

Grace Sherrill

Soundtrack for your creative process 

Eliza Bernene, Catherine Bergland

Belly Conklin is about to turn 16, and she’s headed to her favorite place in the world, Cousins Beach, to spend the semester with her family and the Fishers. Belly’s grown up a lot over the past year, and she has a feeling that this semester is going to be different than all the semesters before.

Annika Milliman, Agnes Heffner

Everyone has hard days and hard weeks, and sometimes all you need to do is cry. Spend an hour with us while we listen to sad music and encourage you to get out your weekly tears. So come join us, for cryin’ out loud!

Ellie Ianno, Ella Charnizon

Two best friends who love each other and love to laugh! Please come giggle along with us on this wild and crazy journey that we call radio.

Neel Shah

music that makes you go yeeeeuuuuuurrrrrrrrrggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Mariah Rivera

subterranean songs