WMCN 91.7 FM
FALL 2009 PROGRAM GUIDE
MONDAY
[10 am – 12 pm] ::
[12 pm – 2 pm] ::
Study up and impress your hipster friends. With occasional classical music thrown in for good measure.
[2 pm – 4 pm] :: Andrew Anastasi & Luke Harris
Who the hell knows what this dynamic duo will throw at you?
[4 pm – 6 pm] ::
long live the 90s
[6 pm – 8 pm] ::
Fifty years of rock and roll.
[8 pm – 10 pm] ::
Join Seth for some real talk, real good hip-hop, and real interesting freestyle rap battles on the Monday Night Cypher. That’s right, we keep it real.
[10 pm – 12 am] ::
A Hip-Hop head from Atlanta
[12 am – 2 am] ::
A Psychedelic Danceteria located somewhere between Snelling Ave. and Shangri-La.....
TUESDAY
[8 am – 10 am] ::
Philosophy professor brings college pop of all times and places, but with special emphasis on the 80s and Canada.
[10 am – 12 pm] ::
Music from Japan, from mainstream to the underground.
[12 pm – 1 pm] ::
Bencore.
[1 pm – 3 pm] ::
I find new music. I play the new music. You learn and enjoy.
[3 pm – 4 pm] ::
Why should you listen to this radio show? For funzies! It’s the elixir of life. Made audible.
[4 pm – 6 pm] ::
Sounds of 'Sota is a sota awesome show featuring music from the state Macalester is in, Minnesota.
[6 pm – 8 pm] ::
Who needs a flux
capacitor when you can listen to two power hours of music by the decade?
[8 pm – 10 pm] ::
Don't miss your weekly dose of Hip-Hop history with DJ Reed Richards.
[10 pm – 12 am] ::
Progressive rock and metal, old and new.
[12 am – 2 am] ::
Playing all music to fit all times.
WEDNESDAY
[10 am – 12 pm] ::
Turn in for controversial, obscure, and outstanding selections from historical and modern soundtracks and stage musicals.
[12 pm – 2 pm] ::
We're crazy, we're cute, we're popular to boot.
[2 pm – 4 pm] ::
Now that we're in college, we never have time to read any of the good stuff. Hearken back to the days of old as we read aloud some classic books and play some favorites of today.
[4 pm – 6 pm] ::
MC's Daimon and Sylvia giving you the best hip-hop you've never heard. Features underground and alternative hip-hop artists from around the country and around the world.
[6 pm – 8 pm] ::
Are you eating cheese? Go to the grocery store. Are you in the grocery store? Buy some cheese and arugula. Are you ready for the volcano of vehement? Join the jeopardy on the jordanian. Are you headed home? Settle down with Andrew.
[8 pm – 9 pm] ::
Still looking for a description?
[9 pm – 10 pm] ::
There's always tomorrow.
[10 pm – 12 am] ::
I only got seventh-grade education, but I have a doctorate in soul, and I like to put that to good use.
[12 am – 2 am] ::
Pronounced Jah-man.
THURSDAY
[10 am – 12 pm] ::
A mix and mash of everything nice. Music from here and music from there. Multi-style!
[12 pm – 2 pm] ::
[2 pm – 4 pm] ::
What do Bob Dylan and Atmosphere have in common? They are both from Minnesota! Otherwise, we're not really sure, but we love their music! Enjoy the unique combination of folk music and hip-hop accompanied by insights on life with two of Macalester's finest.
[4 pm – 5 pm] ::
Music you can nod ya head to. Favorites that everybody loves. Chill this afternoon and get info on local upcoming shows.
[5 pm – 6 pm] ::
Aaron Mendelson may not believe it, but radio drama is a substance, like cotton candy, which can be scooped and molded into any shape form or quantity. Tune in for your weekly bowl, shoe, or goat full of radio drama.
[6 pm – 8 pm] ::
Minnesotan hip hop kid and Texan hardcore kid play punk music.
[8 pm – 10 pm] ::
look for awhile at the china cat sunflower.
[10 pm – 12 am] ::
This is the craziest party that could ever be. Don't turn on the lights 'cause I don't wanna see.
[12 am – 2 am] ::
Gather around, children... It's Story Time!
FRIDAY
[8 am – 12 pm] ::
Really? Yes, we need it.
[12 pm – 2 pm] ::
Staff members Andi Wulff and Deb Chaulk delve into the depths of their CD collections. Generally each week, there will be a theme such as ska, singer/songwriters, new artists on the verge, one hit wonders, “B” sides, covers, female jazz & bluegrass singers, back to the 60s/70s/80s/90s, time to dance, disco that won't make you barf, songs from people you have never heard of but should, music to stare off into the distance to, songs we don't understand, movie/soundtrack themes, etc.
[2 pm – 4 pm] ::
Showcasing the musical styles and culture of the Caribbean and keeping listeners abreast with the latest news in the region.
[4 pm – 6 pm] ::
Listen to our show while you beat it in the library.
[6 pm – 8 pm] ::
An alternating genre of the week music show with friendly banter, which ranges from music to pop culture: Daimon guarantees lots of fun.
[8 pm – 10 pm] ::
Stappstep, Bristol Boogietron, Post-Labour Progressive, Happy House, Anarcho-Psytrance
[10 pm – 12 am] ::
Get on the good foot, do the bad thing. Music to procreate to...we play songs, you take off thongs. We play tracks, you commit sexual acts. We play a tune, you do the spoon.
[12 am – 2 am] ::
M.C. Roni and Chez weave an intricate web of musical connections, with each song relating to the next. With some inspiration from "Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon," we prove that it is, in fact, a small world after all.
SATURDAY
[10 am – 12 pm] ::
Give us a try. We read short stories and always manage a laugh.
[12 pm – 2 pm] ::
Dan and Mathew explore the world of sports starting at Macalester and going all around the globe, both mainstream sports and sports that might not even be a sport at all. There will be live guests throughout the semester.
[2 pm – 4 pm] ::
I’m afraid of dentists, large dogs, and the dark.
[4 pm – 6 pm] ::
A mecca of various hip hop styles. The only bottom line is whether or not it's dope.
[6 pm – 8 pm] ::
Take a journey back through time with Nate and Molly! Join us as we rip a hole through the space-time continuum to bring you music related to this day in music history. Don't worry about the metaphysical implications, just come along for the ride!
[8 pm – 10 pm] ::
The number one source for Hip-Hop in Mac-Groveland!
[10 pm – 12 am] ::
Connecting a wide variety of music through our positve, scattered, squirrely show.
[12 am – 2 am] ::
Tired of all that academic reading? Tune in to Pony Tales for some great stories read aloud by Lillie and friends, with music on a different theme every week!
SUNDAY
[10 am – 12 pm] ::
Indie Soda Pop - a collection of indie pop/rock, alternative rock and folk songs with mostly acoustic guitars and interesting/complex lyrics that make you think. This show is all about "great songs that are honest and delicious. Like chocolate cake that's been injected with truth serum." - flight of the conchords. Enjoy!
[12 pm – 2 pm] ::
Exercise your mind in promotion of the good. Tune in to Reasonable Society to challenge your beliefs and maybe exchange falsity for truth.
[2 pm – 4 pm] ::
Best hip hop show this
side the Mississippi.
[4 pm – 6 pm] ::
The sixties and seventies, though tumultulous politically and socially, produced some of the most powerful and important music in history. We invite you to come join us in experiencing this amazing music.
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[6 pm – 8 pm] ::
Sexytime provides a safe space to discuss some of the more taboo, but prominent issues of sex on the Macalester campus. Along with some fabulous tunes we will address pressing sexual themes and provide educational and practical support to the student body.
[8 pm – 10 pm] ::
Soundtrack ['saʊndˌtræk/]
–noun
1. the narrow band on one or both sides of a motion-picture film on which sound is recorded.
2. the sound recorded on a motion-picture film; audio portion of a film.
3. the music or dialogue from a film available on a commercial recording.
(Dictionary.com)
[10 pm – 12 am] ::
Tracing the old from the new, because where else did it come from?
[12 am – 2 am] ::
Sick of being love-sick, them butterflies ain't there? Call in, listen in, dare to be curious about love and how you can make a difference in your own love life.