Radio Highlights beginning December 4th, 2012

Friday, 7 December 2012 |

Compiled by Diapoulos and Mitroff. For more information call 256-2001.

WORT was voted “Favorite Local Radio Station” in the 2012 “Madison’s Favorites” Isthmus Reader’s Poll (the 16th time that WORT has received this award.) “A Public Affair” was voted #2 as “Favorite Local Radio Call-In Show.”


WORT COOKBOOK AVAILABLE WHILE SUPPLIES LAST!

A limited number of “This is What Democracy Cooks Like” are available and we expect to be sold out by December 1st. Books are $25 (no tax) with shipping available for $5.

Books are also available at the following locations: (We recommend phoning first to check availability.)

  • Absolutely Art, 2322 Atwood Ave., 249-9100
  • Rainbow Bookstore Cooperative, 426 West Gilman St., 257-6050
  • Lakeside Press, 1334 Williamson St., 255-1800
  • Community Pharmacy, 341 State St., 251-3242
  • Manna Cafe, 611 North Sherman Ave., 663-5500
  • Orange Tree Imports, 1721 Monroe St., 255-8211
  • Wisconsin Historical Museum Store, 30 N Carroll St., 608-264-6555

A PUBLIC AFFAIR

Monday through Friday, Noon-1pm. A Public Affair is WORT’s live call-in interview program. Listeners can call in with questions and comments at: 608-256-2001 or toll free at: 866-899-9678.

12/5, Wednesday
Karma Chavez first show as host regards “World AIDS Day.” The guest is Professor Shawnika J. Hull. She is an expert on HIV/AIDS in the black community.
12/7, Friday
Host Esty Dinur speaks with Chrystia Freeland, author of “Plutocrats: The Rise of the New Global Super-Rich and the Fall of Everyone Else.”
12/13, Wednesday
Host Tonya Brito speaks with author, Dara O’Rourke.
12/21, Friday
Host Esty Dinur speaks with Derrick Jensen.

THE ACCESS HOUR

Mondays, 7pm-8pm. A different individual or group from the community hosts the program each week! Music, discussion, and lots more! For information about hosting an Access Hour, call 256-2001 on Monday at 8pm immediately following the show or email:accesshour@yahoo.com.

12/10
David Bicknase, pianist and composer, will inspire and soothe listeners with “Harmonies of the Spheres.”
12/17
Donald Swadley will do a show about Terrance McKennaon the topic of “Time Wave Zero” or “Novelty Theory.”
12/24
A program of music for the holidays!
12/31
The music of “The Weavers.” It will end with their Christmas songs.
1/7
This is a program about the city bus system.
1/14
This is a program of recently released music from Matthew Hollingsworth.
1/21
A “Martin Luther King Day” live broadcast, continued as part of WORT news coverage.
1//28
New authors from a local writer’s group present their works.
2/4
This show includes discussions and information about the “11 X 16″ Campaign to reduce the population of the states prisons.
2/11
In this show Doctor Jody will help listeners see how Chinese medicine, homeopathy, T-Touch, Reiki and other healing modalities help animal friends, too.
3/18
The MidWest Severe Storm Tracking & Response Center tornado spotters resume action.
3/25
Special music picked or played by Gabe Clemente to celebrate his eighteenth birthday this year.
4/29
“Savage Class War” returns!
5/20
Norm Stockwell and Joyce Fox host the “Laurie Mlatawou Memorial Show” on the one-year anniversary of her passing.

MUSIC PROGRAM SPECIALS

NEW DISC(S) AT NINE: Mon.-Thurs. nights, one or more NEW DISCS are played at 9pm, during the 8-11pm rock show.

Volunteer Coordinator
Glenn Mitroff has been our volunteer and outreach coordinator for more than 10 years. In that role, he helps coordinate the work of some 300 weekly volunteers who put in about 62,000 hours of service a year.