Eight Candles - Yo La Tengo Candleland - Ian McCulloch Under the Street Lamps - Joe Bataan Burning of the Midnight Lamp - Jimi Hendrix Hard to Handle - Otis Redding (”light your candle”) I Won - The ...

Happy Festivus! Yes, it's a Festivus for the rest of us - the holiday popularized by Seinfeld. Let's set up the aluminum pole, have the airing of grievances and the feats of strength. For the WFUV ...

'Tis the season for "Cavalcade" at 6 p.m. to mix it up with holiday favorites and some new things including fresh Bandits on the Run and a new take by Elvis Costello and Susanna Hoffs on the Rolling ...

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The holidays are upon us! We've got you covered on WFUV. Here's a lineup of special shows and programming changes, on 90.7 FM, streaming online (all times EST) from December 20-January 1.

Friday nights 6-9pm with Delphine Blue: Not like any other radio program. The Whole Wide World kicked off in 2001 as a showcase for host Rita Houston's wide-ranging taste in music. She mixed MIA ...

A plan to give traditional folk songs a new voice led songwriter Josh Joplin to phone pal Garrison Starr and ask her to help him out with the project. Now they call themselves 'Among The Oak & Ash ...

NY Slice is supported by 'Swept Away' on Broadway - a tale of shipwreck, salvation and brotherhood set on the high seas, with music and lyrics by the Avett Brothers.

Music, news and sports from Ireland, Sundays from Noon-4pm. The most popular Irish radio program in New York, Ceol na nGael ("Music of the Irish") began as the brainchild of two Fordham students ...