TODAY ON 90.7 FM
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7am-7:30am
Fordham Conversations
with Robin Shannon
7:30am-8am
Cityscape
with George Bodarky
8am-9am
Mile Failte
with Seamus Blake
9am-11:55am
A Thousand Welcomes
with Kathleen Biggins
11:55am-12:55pm
The Thistle & Shamrock
with Fiona Ritchie
12:55pm-4pm
Fordham Men's Basketball
vs. Charlotte
& Post-Game Show
[Listen online]
4pm-8pm
Mixed Bag
with Pete Fornatale
8pm-10pm
Idiot's Delight
with Vin Scelsa
10pm-11pm
The Bottomless Pit
with Marshall Crenshaw
11pm-12am
Conversations from The World Cafe
12am-2am
Group Harmony Review
with Dan Romanello
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Sunday morning is a little quieter than the rest of the week, but it's no less interesting on WFUV.
The Sunday Breakfast is our way to bring a little spice into your weekends, with the singers and songwriters you know and love plus a good dose of up-and-coming artist surprises, with John Platt, who's been the host of the Breakfast since 1997.
Usually there's a featured artist, such as Bob Dylan, Alison Krauss, Chris Isaak, Linda Ronstadt, Greg Brown, Norah Jones, Kris Kristofferson, Nilsson or James Taylor. John is known for putting together sets around a theme, which sometimes will evolve into a whole show, such as Unconventional Covers or Married Musical Couples.
Most shows also include an in-studio interview and live performance. Guests have ranged from icons like Pete Seeger, Joan Baez, Loudon Wainwright, and Judy Collins, to WFUV mainstays like Dar Williams, Bruce Cockburn, and Luka Bloom, to emerging artists like Richard Julian, Sonya Kitchell, and Ben Taylor. With his gentle probing John helps us to know more about the music - and who the artists are as people.
"My goal," John says of his musical mission at WFUV, "is to strike a balance between old favorites and newcomers who need to be heard and to help listeners stay connected to the rich music scene in New York."
That includes highlighting notable concerts in the area and introducing listeners to New York area artists like Little Toby Walker, Nadine Goellner, K.J. Denhert, Pat Wictor, and Ina May Wool.
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