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Wednesday Programs: |
4-6am |
TBA
To be announced
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6-7am |
French Toast
Hosted by: Brian Thompson
Bonjour, Boston! Start your morning with music from the French-speaking world (mostly in French), presented in both English and French. World music with a French accent, as it were.
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7-8am |
Chemistry 101
Hosted by: Jmonatomic
The grooviest curated selection of psychedelic rock in the observable universe and the sweet, sweet sounds of the 60's.

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8-10am |
Breakfast of Champions
Hosted by: Tim, Ted, Becca, Roksi, Erik, and Jon
Start your morning off right with a bowl full of sugary sweet pop goodness, sprinkle on some tasty punk influences, and help yourself to the buffet of sumptuous soundscapes, melancholy melodies, quirky cadences and raucous rock.
 Twitter Feed: @bocwmbr
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10am-Noon |
Late Risers' Club
Hosted by: Joanie, Mark, Mook, Ron, L-Train, Ben, and many others
It's like sewing your ear to a vacuum cleaner.
 Twitter Feed: @laterisersclub
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Noon-2pm |
Lost and Found
Hosted by: Mark Francis, Bob Dubrow, Brother Wayne, Christopher Vyce, Alex McNeil, Lawrence Azrin
Rock, pop, and soul from the ’60s and early ’70s, but not the same old songs you hear every day on commercial radio.

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2-4pm |
Jazz on a Summer's Afternoon
Hosted by: Fred Allen
Why can't it be summer all year 'round? It can on this jazz radio show. Listen to swinging tunes, close your eyes and pretend it's nice out.
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4-5:30pm |
In the Margin of the Other
Hosted by: Sue Schardt
Whose voice is that in your head? A singer his song he sings, “come here where your ears cannot hear.” The beauty of the sky, perhaps someone to love. Cry out, troubles they flow. I bring pandemnity, and to be not the only one awake In the Margin.
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5:30-6pm |
WMBR Nightly News
Hosted by: WMBR News Department
News and analysis from independent journalists around the country. On Fridays, local news and events in Cambridge and Greater Boston, focusing on power and justice, and listening to voices not often heard in the mainstream media.

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6-7pm Alternates Weekly |
Sonic Mood Ring
Hosted by: Christina Spinelli
Moods dictated by sound waves and not thermochromic elements. Featuring a variety of genres including but not limited to: indie rock, international pop, blues, oldies, bird calls, space sounds, etc.
Upcoming shows: Jan 27, Feb 10
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6-7pm Alternates Weekly |
Salvation Corner
Hosted by: Fred Allen
Black American gospel music. All you sinners catch the spirit
Upcoming shows: Feb 3, Feb 17
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7-8pm Alternates Weekly |
Lentil and Stone
Hosted by: Valentina Chamorro
Where is home? Is it in a lentil? A stone? A poem? Join us on Wednesdays to find out.
Upcoming shows: Jan 27, Feb 10
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7-8pm Alternates Weekly |
Bike Talk
Hosted by: Galen Mook
BikeTalk is an open discussion with guests and listeners about all things Bicycle; w/ tool tips and advice, advocacy, history, current issues, biking events and much more. Share your #BikeJoy stories!
Upcoming shows: Feb 3, Feb 17
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8-9pm Alternates Weekly |
What the Hack?
Hosted by: Afra Ansaria
The podcast series is a long-form conversation with fellow researchers and professors at MIT about the future of security and privacy in the ever-growing digital space.
Upcoming shows: Jan 27, Feb 10
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8-9pm Alternates Weekly |
Slow and Unsteady
Hosted by: Tim Gilman
Eeyore's favorite radio show.
Upcoming shows: Feb 3, Feb 17
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9-10pm Alternates Weekly |
Music by Dead People
Hosted by: Brian Sennett
...but it's not dead music! Classical works of masters and lesser-known composers from before the Renaissance to the early 20th century.
Upcoming shows: Jan 27, Feb 10
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9-10pm Alternates Weekly |
Transistor Radio
Hosted by: DJ Broccolini
Electrons move to the beat and break out in song. Tune in and turn wherever you are into a dance floor.
Upcoming shows: Feb 3, Feb 17
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10-11pm |
Exit Tangent
Hosted by: Jacob Miske & Noah McDaniel
Looking for a place to lose yourself in an audio-digital netherspace? Welcome to Exit Tangent. McD and Miske bring to you a plethora of electronic music and casual rambling for your aural immersion.
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11pm-1am |
Radio Ninja
Hosted by: L-Train
Sometimes dark with an industrial brutality to it, sometimes soulful and happy. It's not necessarily dance music and it's not necessarily not dance music. Radio Ninja has been bringing you car commercial music since 2003.
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