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Format: 2012-05-21

Sunday, May 20th

  • Midnight-2AM, Group Harmony Review with Dan Romanello: A tribute to Bobby Thomas of The Vibranaires.
  • 2-3AM, Beale Street Caravan.
  • 3-4AM, eTown.
  • 4-6AM, American Routes.  [See 6PM]
  • 6-8AM, Mountain Stage: Rich Robinson of The Black Crowes, Cowboy Junkies, Anais Mitchell, Paul Kelly.
  • 8-11AM, Sunday Breakfast with John Platt:  The annual Sunday Breakfast survey of recent Bob Dylan covers, plus a studio session with gospel-influenced string band, Rani Arbo & Daisy Mayhem.
  • 11AM-Noon, Mass from Fordham University Church.
  • Noon-4PM, Ceol na nGael with Tara Cuzzi and Colleen Taylor: Live music in studio A from a group of NYC based musicians that recently released a great live album, Manhattan Island Session.
  • 4-5PM, Woody’s Children with Bob Sherman: Welcome to the Cabaret - leafing through the American songbook with Bolcom and Morris, Grusecksi and Turner, Cynthia Crane and Mandy Patinkin.
  • 5-6PM, Sound Opinions.
  • 6-8PM, American Routes.
  • 8PM-Midnight, The Big Broadcast with Rich Conaty.

Saturday, May 19th

  • Midnight-1AM, The Grateful Dead Hour.
  • 1-2AM, The World Cafe.
  • 2-5AM, Echoes.
  • 5-6AM, Sound Opinions.
  • 6-7AM, Hearing Voices.
  • 7-7:30AM, Fordham Conversations with Robin Shannon.
  • 7:30-8AM, Cityscape with George Bodarky: Saturday is “It’s My Park Day” in New York City -- an annual event in which New Yorkers give a little back to their favorite parks. Residents in all five boroughs will be taking time to spruce up parks and playgrounds in their neighborhoods. It’s volunteer efforts like this one that New York City Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe says make a big difference in the care and upkeep of parks. Commissioner Benepe is our guest on this week's Cityscape. He'll talk with us about the state of the city’s parks system and a whole bunch more, including how music helps to inspire him to build and maintain parks.
  • 8-9AM, Míle Fáilte with Seamus Blake: At 2PM, today, at the New York Irish Center, in Long Island City, the Irish language book club, Club Leabhar Nua Eabhrac, discusses the second collection of short stories by Biddy Jenkinson using the real scholar, Pádraig Ó Duinnín, as her lucid, imagined, detective in droll crime situations in Duinnín Bleachtaire ar an Sceilig.
  • 9 AM-12:20 PM (approx.), Fordham University Baccalaureate Mass and Commencement Ceremony, hosted by WFUV’s Ashwin Bhandari and Alex Smith. [On 90.7FM; video feed]
  • 9AM-Noon, A Thousand Welcomes with Kathleen Biggins. [online only]
  • Noon-1PM, The Thistle & Shamrock: Irish Classics. [Joined in progress on 90.7FM following Fordham Commencement]
  • 1-4PM, One on One. New York’s longest running sports call-in show.
  • 4-8PM, Mixed Bag with guest host Don McGee.
  • 8-10PM, Vin Scelsa’s Idiot’s Delight.
  • 10-11PM, The Bottomless Pit with Marshall Crenshaw.
  • 11PM-Midnight, Conversations from The World Cafe.

Friday, May 18th

Thursday, May 17th

  • Midnight-2AM, The World Cafe.
  • 2-5AM, Echoes.
  • 5-10AM, FUV Music with Claudia Marshall: Including Take Five with Loudon Wainwright III at 7:40, and the Question of the Day.
  • 10AM-2PM, FUV Music with Darren DeVivo: Featuring an Under the Covers set at Noon.
  • 2-6PM, FUV Music with Dennis Elsas: Including Take Five with Loudon Wainwright III at 4:45.
  • 6-8PM, FUV Music with Eric Holland.
  • 8PM, The WFUV CD of the Week. The new Sigur Rós album, Valtari, isn't out until May 29th, but you can hear the whole thing tonight on FUV.
  • 9PM, Words & Music from Studio A. Grammy Award-winning songwriter and folk singer Loudon Wainwright III is Claudia Marshall’s guest in Studio A.
  • 10PM-Midnight, The Alternate Side on FUV with Russ Borris.

Wednesday, May 16th

  • Midnight-2AM, The World Cafe.
  • 2-5AM, Echoes.
  • 5-10AM, FUV Music with Claudia Marshall: Including Take Five with Jesca Hoop at 7:40 and the Question of The Day.
  • 10AM-2PM, FUV Music with Darren DeVivo: Featuring an Under the Covers set at Noon.
  • 2-6PM, FUV Music with Dennis Elsas: Including a Report from The Alternate Side at 3:45 and Take Five with Jesca Hoop at 4:45.
  • 6-9PM, FUV Music with Corny O’Connell.
  • 9PM, Words & Music from Studio A. Jesca Hoop is a singer-songwriter with a distinctive voice, who's also a Californian living in Manchester, England. She also has a brand new album, called The House That Jack Built, and she came by Studio A with Aoife O'Donovan to perform a few songs and talk with FUV's Kara Manning.
  • 10PM-Midnight, The Alternate Side on FUV with Russ Borris.

Tuesday, May 15th

Monday, May 14th

Sunday, May 13th

  • Midnight-2AM, Group Harmony Review with Dan Romanello.
  • 2-3AM, Beale Street Caravan.
  • 3-4AM, eTown: Keller Williams and The Keels / Marc Broussard.
  • 4-6AM, American Routes.  [See 6PM]
  • 6-8AM, Mountain Stage: Martin Sexton, NewFound Road, Belinda Smith, Ryan Montbleau Band, Whitehorse.
  • 8-11AM, Sunday Breakfast with John Platt: Birthday salutes to David Byrne (60) and Taj Mahal (70), along with a visit with Tracy Grammer, who has just released a CD of early recordings done with her late partner, Dave Carter.
  • 11AM-Noon, Mass from Fordham University Church.
  • Noon-4PM, Ceol na nGael with Tara Cuzzi and Colleen Taylor: A Mother’s Love’s a Blessing!  We’re wishing a Happy Mother’s Day to all of the Moms out there with music from Cathie Ryan, Mary McGonigle and more.
  • 4-5PM, Woody’s Children with Bob Sherman: Recent Roundup - A sampling of new CDs by (mostly) newcomers to WFUV, including Tony DeSantis, Might Xee and the groups Molasses Creek.
  • 5-6PM, Sound Opinions.
  • 6-8PM, American Routes. Mother’s Day.
  • 8PM-Midnight, The Big Broadcast with Rich Conaty: Band Leaders Duke Ellington and Russ Morris; Vocalists Bing Crosby, Alice Faye and Kate Smith; Songs of Lorenz Hart (“Ten Cents a Dance”).

Saturday, May 12th

  • Midnight-1AM, The Grateful Dead Hour.
  • 1-2AM, The World Cafe.
  • 2-5AM, Echoes.
  • 5-6AM, Sound Opinions.
  • 6-7AM, Hearing Voices.
  • 7-7:30AM, Fordham Conversations with Robin Shannon. 
  • 7:30-8AM, Cityscape with George Bodarky: It’s the kind of story that keeps moviegoers on the edge of their seats -- a lethal pandemic quickly spreads through a crowded city as the medical community races to stop it. But, throughout history, health officials in New York City have had their own real-life dramas dealing with disease, including bouts with smallpox. Today there are vaccines available to protect adults and children against at least 17 diseases, but health officials sometimes struggle to convince people that vaccines are safe. A new exhibit set to open May 15th at the New York Historical Society explores the history of vaccination, including the conflict between the need to manage disease in an urban environment and the rights of individuals to resist government interference in their private lives. Joining us on this week's Cityscape is the exhibition’s team, as well as an immunization expert from the New York City Health Department.
  • 8-9AM, Míle Fáilte with Seamus Blake: Seosamh Ó Éanaí / Joe Heaney (1919-1984), Connemara sean-nós singer, U.S. National Endowment for the Humanities Folk Art Award, Archives at the University of Washington, Seattle, new English language study of his singing: Bright Star of the West: Joe Heaney, Irish Song Man by Sean Williams and Lillis O Laoire.
  • 9AM-Noon, A Thousand Welcomes with Kathleen Biggins.
  • Noon-1PM, The Thistle & Shamrock: Celtic Romance.
  • 1-4PM, One on One. New York’s longest running sports call-in show.
  • 4-8PM, Mixed Bag with guest host Don McGee.
  • 8-10PM, Vin Scelsa’s Idiot’s Delight.
  • 10-11PM, The Bottomless Pit with Marshall Crenshaw.
  • 11PM-Midnight, Conversations from The World Cafe.

Friday, May 11th

Thursday, May 10th

  • Midnight-2AM, The World Cafe.
  • 2-5AM, Echoes.
  • 5-10AM, FUV Music with Don McGee: Including Take Five with Bonnie Raitt at 7:40, and the Question of the Day.
  • 10AM-2PM, FUV Music with Darren DeVivo: Featuring an Under the Covers set at Noon.
  • 2-4PM, FUV Music with Sarah Wardrop.
  • 4-8PM, FUV Music with Eric Holland: Including Take Five with Bonnie Raitt at 4:45.
  • 8PM, The WFUV CD of the Week. Norah Jones + Danger Mouse = Little Broken Hearts, and tonight we plays the whole album on FUV. [90.7FM only]
  • 9PM, Words & Music from Studio A. The album Slipstream is Bonnie Raitt's first in 7 years, and Bonnie made time to talk with FUV's Rita Houston about the songs - and the wait - during a recent visit to NYC's Avatar Studios.
  • 10PM-Midnight, The Alternate Side on FUV with Russ Borris.

Wednesday, May 9th

Tuesday, May 8th

Monday, May 7th

  • Midnight-2AM, The World Cafe.
  • 2-5AM, Echoes.
  • 5AM-10PM, FUV’s New Music Monday.
  • 5-10AM, FUV Music with Claudia Marshall: Including Take Five with Trampled by Turtles at 7:40 and the Question of The Day.
  • 10AM-2PM, FUV Music with Darren DeVivo: Featuring an Under the Covers set at Noon.
  • 2-6PM, FUV Music with Dennis Elsas: Including Take Five with Trampled by Turtles at 4:45.
  • 6-9PM, FUV Music with Corny O’Connell.
  • 9PM, Words & Music from Studio A. Indie folk band Trampled by Turtles had their fifth album, Palomino, hold a position in the Top 10 on the Billboard Bluegrass charts for 52 straight weeks. Now they take to the Ace Hotel stage for an FUV Live show with host Alisa Ali.
  • 10PM-Midnight, The Alternate Side on FUV with Russ Borris.

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