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Past Listings

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Format: 2013-05-18

Thursday, May 16th

Wednesday, May 15th

  • Midnight-2AM, The World Cafe.
  • 2-5AM, Echoes.
  • 5-10AM, FUV Music with Paul Cavalconte: Including the Question of The Day at 9:30. 
  • 10AM-2PM, FUV Music with Carmel Holt: Including a Noon hour Studio A visit with James Hunter.
  • 2-6PM, FUV Music with Dennis Elsas: Including a Report from The Alternate Side at 3:45. 
  • 6-9PM, FUV Music with Eric Holland.
  • 9PM, Words & Music from Studio A: From the FUV Vault, it's Alisa Ali's 2012 visit with musical renaissance man and Grammy-nominated producer, pianist and songwriter Chilly Gonzales. 
  • 10PM-Midnight, The Alternate Side on FUV with Russ Borris.

Monday, May 13th

  • Midnight-2AM, The World Cafe.
  • 2-5AM, Echoes.
  • 5AM-10PM, FUV’s New Music Monday.
  • 5-10AM, FUV Music with Corny O’Connell: Including the Question of The Day at 9:30. 
  • 10AM-2PM, FUV Music with Carmel Holt.
  • 2-6PM, FUV Music with Dennis Elsas. 
  • 6-8PM, FUV Music with Eric Holland.
  • 8PM, FUV Live Broadcast: Willy Mason performs songs from his new album, Carry On, in an FUV Live show from The Living Room hosted by Carmel Holt.
  • 9PM, Words & Music from Studio A: Austin-based folk singer-songwriter Sam Beam, better known by his stage name, Iron & Wine, visits host Carmel Holt in Studio A. 
  • 10PM-Midnight, The Alternate Side on FUV with Russ Borris.

Saturday, May 11th

  • Midnight-1AM, The Grateful Dead Hour.
  • 1-3AM, The World Cafe.
  • 3-6AM, Echoes.
  • 6-7AM, Sound Opinions.
  • 7-7:30AM, Fordham Conversations with Robin Shannon: We often think of the afterlife in terms of heaven and hell. But what about the afterlife on earth? This week, WFUV's Chris Williams looks into how some people believe life after death takes place all around us, here on earth; Fordham University professors Joshua Schapiro and Mary Erler discuss reincarnation and the idea of an earthly Heaven; and Anthony Bellov, a volunteer at the Merchant House Museum in downtown Manhattan, talks about how the house's original owners may have never left.
  • 7:30-8AM, Cityscape with George Bodarky: Sunday is Mother’s Day - a day to celebrate moms and all they do. But not any one relationship between a mother and child is the same. On this week's Cityscape, we’re exploring the role of mothers in our lives and in society. Our guests include the founder of the Museum of Motherhood in Manhattan.
  • 8-9AM, Míle Fáilte with Seamus Blake.
  • 9AM-Noon, A Thousand Welcomes with Kathleen Biggins.
  • Noon-1PM, The Thistle & Shamrock.
  • 1-4PM, One on One. New York’s longest running sports call-in show.
  • 4-8PM, Mixed Bag with 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.

Wednesday, May 8th

Monday, May 6th

  • Midnight-2AM, The World Cafe.
  • 2-5AM, Echoes.
  • 5AM-10PM, FUV’s New Music Monday.
  • 5-10AM, FUV Music with Corny O’Connell: Including the Question of The Day.
  • 10AM-2PM, FUV Music with Carmel Holt.
  • 2-6PM, FUV Music with Dennis Elsas: Including a Studio A performance by Marshall Crenshaw and his band in the 3pm hour.
  • 6-9PM, FUV Music with Eric Holland.
  • 9PM, Words & Music from Studio A: Host Alisa Ali looks back into the FUV Vault for one of her favorite interviews: a 2012 conversation with Andrew Bird at Merkin Concert Hall.
  • 10PM-Midnight, The Alternate Side on FUV with Russ Borris.

Sunday, May 5th

  • Midnight-2AM, Group Harmony Review with Dan Romanello.
  • 2-3AM, Beale Street Caravan.
  • 3-4AM, eTown: Brett Dennen / Razia 
  • 4-6AM, American Routes.  [See 6PM]
  • 6-8AM, Mountain Stage: Asleep at the Wheel, Larry Keel & Natural Bridge, Lunasa, The Down Hill Strugglers, Kate Campbell
  • 8-11AM, Sunday Breakfast with John Platt: Cinco de Mayo celebration with Mexican American artists like Alejandro Escovedo and Los Lobos, and a studio session with the Jammin' Divas, a quartet of women hailing from Ireland, Israel, Australia, and the U.S.
  • 11AM-Noon, Mass from Fordham University Church.
  • Noon-4PM, Ceol na nGael with Tara Cuzzi and Megan Scully: Today we welcome actor David Patrick Kelly from the Broadway musical Once to Ceol na nGael. Plus tunes from Lunasa, Searson, and The Clancy Brothers and a ticket giveaway to the Irish Repertory Theatre.
  • 4-5PM, Woody’s Children with Bob Sherman: Happy Birthday Pete:  our annual Seeger Salute
  • 5-6PM, Sound Opinions.
  • 6-8PM, American Routes: Festival Time in Lafayette, LA
  • 8PM-Midnight, The Big Broadcast with Rich Conaty: Vocalists Fred Astaire and Alice Faye; Band Leaders Billy Cotton and King Oliver; Cornetist Red Nichols; Pianist Mary Lou Williams; Songs of Irving Berlin ("Say It Isn't So").

Saturday, May 4th

  • Midnight-1AM, The Grateful Dead Hour.
  • 1-3AM, The World Cafe.
  • 3-6AM, Echoes.
  • 6-7AM, Sound Opinions.
  • 7-7:30AM, Fordham Conversations with Robin Shannon: Spring is finally here, and for most of us that’s probably a breath of fresh air. There’s not only a change in the temperature but a change in people’s moods. Most of us have heard about the winter blues, but do you know where the saying comes from? Every year, millions of Americans suffer from mild to severe cases of the winter blues, a condition known as seasonal affective disorder, or what’s commonly referred to as SAD. On this week's Fordham Conversations, WFUV's Katie Fisher is joined by Fordham University Professor of Chemistry Joan Roberts who's an expert on SAD. Dr. Roberts talks about the cause of seasonal depression and the powerful impact light has on health.
  • 7:30-8AM, Cityscape with George Bodarky: F. Scott Fitzgerald’s 1925 masterpiece novel The Great Gatsby will once again come to life on the silver screen next week. The latest film adaptation of the novel stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire. The movie promises "Roaring Twenties" glamor, excess and excitement, but we thought, "Why should Hollywood have all the fun?" On this week's Cityscape, we’re looking back on the 1920s in New York City — the music, the fashion, the dancing, and even the mobsters.
  • 8-9AM, Míle Fáilte with Seamus Blake: BEALTAINE [pronounced:  bal-thinn-eh], The feast of fire, heat, fertility,  and sun and wisdom
  • 9AM-Noon, A Thousand Welcomes with Kathleen Biggins.
  • Noon-1PM, The Thistle & Shamrock: Lowlands: From the shipyards of the Banks of the River Clyde, to the mining villages of Fife and the farms of the Borders, the Scottish Lowlands have been a hive of activity for centuries. 
  • 1-4PM, One on One. New York’s longest running sports call-in show.
  • 4-8PM, Mixed Bag with 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.

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