89.3 fm programming schedule - fall 2008

Take the R to Whitehall, jump aboard the Ferry, and hop on the s48 down Forest Ave. to experience the best of both boroughs.

Dan Calvert and Christina Nieves

A mix of rock, rap, and electronic music that will make you want to wear your sunglasses at night.

Travis Cohoon

Your weekly top 30!

Claire Kiechel and Friends

Whatchu bustin'??

Carmella Guiol

A smooth mix of indie rock and electronica. Maybe some soul. Yum.

David Westwood

Formerly Amherst's fourth most popular guitar-based digi-bongo a capella-rap-funk-comedy folk show.

Geoff Millener, Wesley Straton

Hip-hop from the center of the universe.

Daniel Calvert

Everything Under the Sun. Just try it.

Max Urmey, Umang Dua, Ben Babbott, Bill Taylor, "DJ Mos Nefff"

Playing a bunch of jams from different genres, but all good stuff to end your Tuesday the right way.

John Howe

DJ Larzz & DJ SLin, bringing you the best of every genre. Throwin' the mad emo beats yo' way.

Kristina Doyle and Stevie Lin Thacker

I believe it's the Bible (or maybe the Harry Potter series..) that tells the miraulous story of the virginal conception of Jesus. This radio show is kind of like that. Except Jesus would be replaced with Mick Jagger. And the Madonna would be a righteous feminist who played wicked drums. And Heaven would be a Saturday night at CBGB via 1976 that looped like in Groundhog Day. And there'd be no virgins allowed (Sorry Jonas Brothers). Tune in!

Ashley Hogan

Snoop Dogg, double pizzas, and hyperbole.

Max Sucheting

One hour of great new music and eclectic favorites from all over the world of rock. One hour of a different theme every week. Tune in and find something new.

Mark Donaldson

It's liquid. It's ice. It's liquid ice.

Sara Gehrdes

A return to the airwaves for Aadam Alfandary and Zach Cherry (promoted from nuisance to DJ). Featuring chit, chat, and a dressing of music, along with special guests, special games, and magical memories.

Adam Alfandary and Zach Cherry

Still conquering the radical rock, six semesters running.

Laura Alagna, Emily Moin, Stephen Trask

A revolutionary dinner party of music that will transcend body and mind to dissimilar worlds, unknown to man. A mix of rock, indie, jazz, world, and classical music will be used to enthuse, scandalize, and perhaps provoke dancing among the listeners.

J. Andre de Leon

I will never reveal the "aww shucks pa" secret.

Ben Klein

Strawberry Jam, Guava, Emergen-C. High Power. No rules. Bring a straw.

Cathy Champion

Is it all right to boil a sentient creature alive just for our gustatory pleasure?

Monica Li and Ben Goldfarb

In a given game, no player receives a payoff less than ze's min-max.

Rose Abramoff, Claire Kiechel, Selena Xie

In the zone.

Matt McClellan and Woody Brown

Enjoyable ambiance, friendly service, and a wide variety of appetizers alongside main courses of happy-go-lucky rock music and a dessert of face melting anger jams.

Stephen A. Stewart and Matt Yellin

Win free ice creeeam!

Greg Leslie and Scott Yakaitis

Amherst's one and only Gothic/Industrial radio show, satisfying the darker side of your listening lifestyle with everything from classic goth rock to modern EBM/synthpop fusions. Come escape the mundane world of your everyday radio show, and join us for a two hour journey to the blackest depths of the human condition accompanied by the electric aura of the machine.

Michael Chernicoff

Everybody comes out to a fish fry. From the wandering bluesmen of the Mississippi Delta to the partying city rats of Chicago -- everybody likes a good fish fry.

Owen Freeman-Daniels

You never know what you're gonna find...

Andrea Park, Julie Keresztes

"Punk is not really a style of music. It was more like a state of mind." -Mike Watt

Max Suechting, Oscar Bedford

I stay on the illest hip-hop beats and tightest rhymes in the power hour. Then I'll take you international with a taste of that hot latin flavor and baby-makin R&B in the power hour. 2 hours, all music. It's the best way to start your weekend...

Rich Andre

Consider the revulsion you felt when you first heard the song All Summer Long by Kid Rock; the hilarity of the piss-poor lyrics; and the unforgivable defacement of two excellent rock songs. Consider all of the bitter emotions you felt. Now, consider the exact opposite of all of that. What you are left with is the Bayou.

Jimmy Swanson

Getting the best local acts to come up, plug in, and do they thang. Time to get live, people!

Stephen Grigelevich

The continued adventures of one dyslexic on the wheels of steel.

Dan Correia

The WAMH Sports team covering Amherst games.

Doug Klein and Friends

We train DJs.

Christina Nieves and Friends

We don't actually play bluegrass. Unless the spirit moves us.

Phoebe Arbogast and Emily Rackleff