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monday

1:00am WTJU Overnight Mix free form
Hosted by DJ Auto

An assortment of tunes curated from WTJU's digital database.

5:00am Classical Prelude classical
Hosted by various Classical hosts

Classical Prelude wakes you gently with fine orchestral and choral music. Most of the featured works are over 50 minutes long, enveloping you in a world of sound. Awaken to music by classical and romantic composers such as Beethoven, Bruckner, Mozart, and Schubert.

6:00am Classical Sunrise - Monday classical
Hosted by Andrew Morgan

Start the day right with WTJU! Classical Sunrise offers three hours of classical music to ease you through your busy morning with friendly, knowledgeable hosts, weather updates, and everything you need to begin your day with a smile. On Monday morning from 6-9, Andrew will help start your week off right with the best classical music from around the globe.

9:00am Left of Cool jazz
Hosted by Larry Minnick

Modern Jazz programming designed to give your morning a lift. Left of Cool , heard each Monday morning from 9 til noon, is a place where improvising musicians of all styles can come together and see what's possible. Searching for that common thread, acoustic or electric, experimental and eclectic -- whatever sounds good!

12:00pm Soulful Situation blues
Hosted by Rum Cove

From the Dixie-fried sounds of the Southern soul centers of Muscle Shoals, Memphis, New Orleans and Shreveport to the Uptown Rhythm and Blues shots from the Northern cities of Chicago, Detroit, New York and Philadelphia, Rum Cove puts you in a Situation that is Sooo Soulful! Soulful Situation, each Monday afternoon from noon 'til 2 right here on WTJU.

2:00pm The Broadcasting System / Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza rock
Hosted by Tyler and Ken

The Broadcasting System: is about getting into it. Lightning Bolt gets into it, and so do Tony Conrad and Stereolab. Ralph Peer recorded Jimmie Rogers and the Carter Family getting into it in Bristol. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan is all about it. They get into it in the forests of Bali and they surf slack-keyed on it in Hawaii. It's called transport, and only music - every kind of music - does it for me. How about you? Two hours spent deep in it, with Tyler.

Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza: Live improvised sound collage experiment, weaving mesmerizingly dreamy soundscapes in the present moment from found and collected materials, performed from stages, radio stations, tree houses, cement bunkers, construction sites, experimental dance spaces, living rooms, and elsewhere. Pop music, speeches, spontaneous monologues, and your live call-ins become ambient loopy layered threads riding the liminal spaces between waking and dreaming. Now in its 25th year. Audio archives: lastever.org

Loosely alternating Monday afternoons from 2 to 4pm.

4:00pm Back Up and Push folk
Hosted by Annette and Ryan

Ryan and Annette look back at Bluegrass and Old Time tunes of yesteryear, and push forward to the music of today and tomorrow. Along with traditional Bluegrass and Old Time, they'll throw in some Folk, Local Favorites, plenty of Live In-studio performances, and the latest news of festivals and other venues for live music. So buckle up for the ride on Monday afternoons from 4 til 7 with the best picking and strumming around on Back Up and Push!

7:00pm The Early Music Show classical
Hosted by Uncle Dave Lewis and Sandy Snyder

Imagine hearing the origins of the music of Western civilization! The Early Music Show reaches back to the ancient meditative sacred music and foot tapping dances of the abbeys and troubadours of the first millennium and journeys through seven centuries of music, featuring the friendly madrigals of the Italian and English traditions, sublime motets and music of the Renaissance, Medieval and Baroque eras up to the time of JS Bach - a genre of endless richness and variety. Imagine, and then join us for music of centuries gone by, every Monday evening from 7 til 9 on The Early Music Show.

9:00pm Point of Departure jazz
Hosted by Freddie Jin & David Moltz

DJs Freddie Jin and David Moltz invite you to join them for an exciting and insightful exploration of avant-garde, free, and spiritual jazz. Expect to be challenged, inspired, and otherwise transfigured by music from the pioneers, torchbearers, and followers of these mold-breaking jazz genres. Free your ears and your mind will follow! Tune in to Point of Departure, heard each Monday night from 9 'til 11 on WTJU.

11:00pm Bamboo on the Moon rock
Hosted by Trey P. and cream soda

The kind of bamboo you cannot stop from spreading, it is music of all forms plucked from outer space and planted in the soil of WTJU. Grounded and cosmic. Nothing and everything. Neil Armstrong faked the moon landing and we have the tapes to prove it.

tuesday

1:00am WTJU Overnight Mix free form

An assortment of tunes curated from WTJU's digital database.

3:00am WTJU Overnight Mix free form
Hosted by DJ Auto

An assortment of tunes curated from WTJU's digital database.

5:00am Classical Prelude classical
Hosted by Various Classical Hosts

Classical Prelude wakes you gently with fine orchestral and choral music. Most of the featured works are over 50 minutes long, enveloping you in a world of sound. Awaken to music by classical and romantic composers such as Beethoven, Bruckner, Mozart, and Schubert.

6:00am Classical Sunrise - Tuesday classical
Hosted by Andrew Morgan

Start the day right with WTJU! Classical Sunrise offers three hours of classical music to ease you through your busy morning with friendly, knowledgeable hosts, weather updates, and everything you need to begin your day with a smile. On Tuesday mornings from 6-9, Andrew Morgan brings you great performances of the finest in classical music to help start your day with uplifted spirits.

9:00am Professor Bebop blues
Hosted by Professor Bebop

Take a weekly trip into Heptown each Tuesday morning from 9 til noon. Professor Bebop ankles down Swing Street, slips into Blues Alley, checks out the Museum of the Rhythm and the Blues, catches the service at the Cathedral of the Broken Heart and slips down Palpitation Boulevard to Soulville.

12:00pm Eclectic Woman specialty
Hosted by Rebecca & Eileen

The only radio program in Central Virginia that features women's music exclusively, Eclectic Woman spans all musical genres and the globe with a variety of rich perspectives. Expect a fresh and tantalizing musical menu of singer-songwriters, women of color, and womyn's music, spiced liberally with traditional, blues, world, jazz, rock, avant-garde, and instrumental music. The Eclectic Woman show, heard each Tuesday afternoon from 12 til 2, also features music and occasional news updates which specifically serve the gay and lesbian community.

2:00pm Ye Olde Tuesday Afternoon Rocke Show rock
Hosted by Dave and Erin O

Ye Olde Tuesday Afternoon Rocke Show, heard each Tuesday afternoon from 2-4, is an assortment of afternoon ear candy from 30 years ago to 30 seconds ago.

4:00pm Around This Town folk
Hosted by Alice Clair

Join Alice on Tuesdays from 4-7 pm for Around This Town as she throws her musical nets over the acts coming to the Central VA area, and tries to pull some of them in for live appearances before their concerts.

7:00pm A Time for Singing classical
Hosted by Xavier

A Time For Singing, heard each Tuesday evening from 7 til 9 right here on WTJU, where great singing is always the main feature as Xavier offers the finest in solos, duets, ensembles and choruses from the recital tradition and the world of opera.

9:00pm Radio Superfly jazz
Hosted by Eric and Shea Butter

Light on the talk, heavy on the funk--that's the Radio Superfly way. Tuesday nights from 9-11 pm, join your hosts Shea Butter and Eric as they explore the funkiest soul, jazz, and rare grooves from around the world.

11:00pm Virginia Tradition rock
Hosted by Ciclamino

Let's hear how DJ Walt sums it up: "It's different every show. And they often go deep into certain places that you don't usually get to anywhere else - it's always a journey." Following a map passed down from their Virginia forebears, the crew sets sail on a serpentine course from the undersea caverns of garage rock through the treacherous straits of art-damaged punk, around the balmy isles of Italo disco, on through the Tropics of Ambient and often running aground on the desolate shoals of forgotten pop songs from decades of American music. At times veering off the globe into uncharted murky waters of subgenres, where THERE BE MONSTERS. May occasionally contain pop songs that you think you know all too well, or sometimes guitars and other instruments when necessary. Ciclamino makes up new Virginia Traditions every week that has a Tuesday, from 11 until 1am.

wednesday

1:00am Psychedelic Therapy rock
Hosted by Dream Girl

Late Night Adventures each Wednesday morning from 1-3 right here on WTJU

3:00am WTJU Overnight Mix free form
Hosted by DJ Auto

An assortment of tunes curated from WTJU's digital database.

5:00am Classical Prelude classical
Hosted by Various Classical Hosts

Classical Prelude wakes you gently with fine orchestral and choral music. Most of the featured works are over 50 minutes long, enveloping you in a world of sound. Awaken to music by classical and romantic composers such as Beethoven, Bruckner, Mozart, and Schubert.

6:00am Classical Sunrise - Wednesday classical
Hosted by Ralph Graves

Start the day right with WTJU! Classical Sunrise offers three hours of classical music to ease you through your busy morning with friendly, knowledgeable hosts, weather updates, and everything you need to begin your day with a smile. On Wednesday mornings from 6-9, Ralph Graves runs the gamut of music from the middle ages through the present day, celebrating the rich heritage of the classical repertoire.

9:00am Great Morning Jazz jazz
Hosted by Ann Porotti

Great Morning Jazz, heard each Wednesday from 9 til noon, will provide relief from the Midweek Morning Blues. The tunes will include new releases and older ones, the various styles (bop, hardbop, soul jazz, etc.), enough variety of tempo to keep the vital juices flowing, and a weekly sprinkling of modern blues for spice. It's good for what ails ya'.

12:00pm Beyond Borders world
Hosted by Steve and Malcolm

Borders have political meaning, but when it comes to culture, they're just lines on a map. The music of the world can't be contained by borders or boundaries. Beyond Borders explores the unexpected rhythms, tones, and textures of music from every continent and corner of the globe. Every Wednesday, from noon to 2:00, only on WTJU.

2:00pm Witches Brew rock
Hosted by Wicked Sharkie

Sippin' a witches brew, you're bound to take in some potent kaleidoscopic combination of heavy psych, early bell-bottomed metal, hard rock and proggy '70s fusion with an occasional accent of tripped-out stoner and doom. Heavy riffs and shredding guitars for the fuzzy minded on Witches Brew each Wednesday from 2-4 pm.

4:00pm Something New folk
Hosted by Emily

Tune in each Wednesday afternoon from 4-7 for Something New as Emily digs into the new arrivals. Visit Something New on Facebook to leave a message!

7:00pm A New Sound classical
Hosted by Kyle Chattleton and Brian Simalchik

Over the past one hundred years, music and the arts have undergone as much revolutionary change and experimentation as science, technology, and medicine. These sounds inspired riots and revolutions, created new schools of thought, and crossed the Rubicon into uncharted musical territory. Join us every Wednesday evening from 7-9 on A New Sound as we explore together the classical music of our lifetime.

9:00pm Living Time jazz
Hosted by Gary and Steve

Wednesday nights at 9, take the plunge into the Living Time zone— a 2-hour immersion into the stimulating world of modern jazz and the avant-garde. Gary and Steve bring you a world-spanning mix of music, from the cathartic cries of African American masters like Ornette Coleman and John Coltrane to the great innovators of the European improvisational scene, with a focus on the ECM label. If Real time is getting you down, rejuvenate yourself with a weekly dose of Living Time, on WTJU Charlottesville.

11:00pm Merging With the Night rock
Hosted by ANDROID

Inspired by the name of a 1975 Brian Eno song, Merging With the Night blurs the lines between rock and other genres. Join ANDROID on Wednesday nights from 11pm to 1am to discover some of the best music you may have never heard. More information at https://musicalandroid.blogspot.com/

thursday

1:00am WTJU Overnight Mix free form
Hosted by DJ Auto

An assortment of tunes curated from WTJU's digital database.

3:00am Geezer Rock rock
Hosted by Jeffrey Lindholm

Geezer Rock is a weekly, one-hour radio program that plays new music by geezers who rock. For our purposes, that's anyone over 50 (AARP eligible). On Geezer Rock, it's the musicians who are the oldies, not the songs! We'll hear all-new songs by all of our favorite touch-of-gray rock stars from the '60s, '70s, and '80s who are still hitting the stages and putting out new albums of new rockin' tunes. These songs rock, and they deserve to be heard!

4:00am WTJU Overnight Mix free form
Hosted by DJ Auto

An assortment of tunes curated from WTJU's digital database.

5:00am Classical Prelude classical
Hosted by Various Classical Hosts

Classical Prelude wakes you gently with fine orchestral and choral music. Most of the featured works are over 50 minutes long, enveloping you in a world of sound. Awaken to music by classical and romantic composers such as Beethoven, Bruckner, Mozart, and Schubert.

6:00am Classical Sunrise - Thursday classical
Hosted by Ken Nail and Francesca da Rimini

Start the day right with WTJU! Classical Sunrise offers three hours of classical music to ease you through your busy morning with friendly, knowledgeable hosts, weather updates, and everything you need to begin your day with a smile. On Thursday mornings from 6-9, Ken and Francesca bring you classical music from around the globe to help you through the second half of your week. You'll find classics and new favorites as we highlight the wide world of classical music each Thursday morning.

9:00am All That Jazz jazz
Hosted by Daniel Chaldekas and Russell Perry

Thirty years and still running, All That Jazz remains committed to all the "bops," global influences, and the New. Join us for a continuing salute to the luminous, continuously changing archive that is Jazz. Always, more music and less talk. Thursday morning from 9 'til 11 right here on WTJU.

11:00am Wild Women & Friends blues
Hosted by Sandy Snyder and Louise Largiadèr

Taking our title from the Ida Cox song, "Wild Women Don't Get the Blues," our show Wild Women and Friends will feature women artists in Jazz and Blues, with a liberal use of the word "friends" to include other genres, and even an occasional boy now and then. Please join Sandy Snyder and Louise Largiadèr every Thursday morning from 11 'til noon for an hour of Classic Blues women, Jazz women, piano, mellow standards and lots more.

12:00pm Cosmic American Jamboree folk
Hosted by Lonesome George

Country and Americana hot off the griddle.... the newest, best releases and guest appearances from artists without Spandex, plastic surgery, pitch correction or fear of alienating key demographic markets. Pull up to the bar each Thursday afternoon at noon while your new friends pour you two hours of pure country and Americana comfort.

2:00pm Carry the Zero rock
Hosted by Matthew, Stevik and Brett

Your trusty selectors Matthew, Stevik and Brett host WTJU's long-standing Thursday afternoon tradition Carry the Zero from 2 to 4 o'clock. They gladly give you a wide variety of rock tunes to get you through the day-- including, but not limited to, innovative pop, soul, psychedelic, and calculated beats. You do the math. It's enough rock to make your wave function!

4:00pm Folk and Beyond folk
Hosted by Peter and friends

Heard each Thursday afternoon from 4-7, the title says it all. You can leave Peter and the Folk and Beyond crew a message either at their Facebook page, or by e-mailing folkandbeyond@gmail.com.

7:00pm Piano Forte classical
Hosted by Matt Fritts and Paul Cederoth

Join us for Piano Forte each Thursday evening from 7-9 as we present the rich repertoire of the piano. Explore the limitless possibilities of this beautiful and powerful instrument, from intimate salon pieces and chamber works to sonatas and virtuoso concertos.

9:00pm Induced to Judder jazz
Hosted by The Juddermeister and Jay Hertel

Induced to Judder, heard each Thursday night from 9 to 11, brings you a sonic massage of modern and classic Jazz, Blues, Funk, Soul, and Rhythm and Blues... intended to move, groove, and soothe the soul.

11:00pm Black Circle Revolution rock
Hosted by Sam and Phil Free

Stay up and explore the outer limits of rock and roll with Black Circle Revolution Thursday night from 11 to 1. Two vinyl-heavy hours of classic and new punk, stoner metal, garage rock, psychedelic freak-outs, and the best riffs you've never heard from the past 30 years to the present. Join Phil Free and Sam for an audio adventure guaranteed to ease the pain.

friday

1:00am 80808 rock
Hosted by DJ Malcolm A

Hip hop, soul, dance music and in between

3:00am WTJU Overnight Mix free form
Hosted by DJ Auto

An assortment of tunes curated from WTJU's digital database.

5:00am Classical Prelude classical
Hosted by various Classical hosts

Classical Prelude wakes you gently with fine orchestral and choral music. Most of the featured works are over 50 minutes long, enveloping you in a world of sound. Awaken to music by classical and romantic composers such as Beethoven, Bruckner, Mozart, and Schubert.

6:00am Classical Sunrise - Friday classical
Hosted by Michael Pillow

Start the day right with WTJU! Classical Sunrise offers three hours of classical music to ease you through your busy morning with friendly, knowledgeable hosts, weather updates, and everything you need to begin your day with a smile. On Friday mornings from 6-9, Michael plays wonderful classical music from the Middle Ages to our times; featuring historical performances and recent recordings by exciting young musicians; and a wide array of venues and pieces, from the intimate setting of a drawing room sonata to the concert hall symphony.

9:00am The Jazz Messenger jazz
Hosted by Brian Keena

The depth, diversity and often contrasting ideas of jazz and blues programming is reverently represented each Friday morning with an emphasis on hard bop, modern, soul jazz and scrapyard blues, as well as a sampling of current releases and reissues. Brian invites you to take a full, deep breath and end your week on the downbeat with one hundred eighty minutes of hedonic tones, jazz classics, featured artists and organized chaos. That's The Jazz Messenger, heard each Friday morning from 9 'til noon right here on WTJU.

12:00pm World Turning world
Hosted by Ron, Jordan, and John

Take a sound journey with your World Turning hosts each Friday afternoon from 12-2 and reflect on the creative contributions that people all over the planet are making through music. Enjoy a world of diversity in voices and instruments--celebrate the fragile experiment that is humanity.

2:00pm The Deadbeat Club rock
Hosted by Baby Shampoo and Nick M

Join your local chapter of the Deadbeat Club every Friday afternoon from 2 until 4. Hosts Baby Shampoo and Nick M serve soup to nuts. Drop out and tune in.

4:00pm Sunset Road folk
Hosted by Pete

Hear the full range of musical traditions in folk, bluegrass, new grass, celtic, old time, country, singer/songwriter, blues, world and any other roots-based music. Pete brings you the old and the new, be it local, regional, national, or international, with an emphasis on who's coming to perform around Charlottesville and Virginia. That's Sunset Road, heard Friday afternoon from 4-6.

6:00pm On With The Show classical
Hosted by Perry

Every Friday evening from 6 to 8, Perry brings his vast knowledge of the musical theater to present On with the Show, a program featuring music from Broadway musicals, operetta and anything else he finds to entertain us. On With The Show!

8:00pm Offbeat Roadhouse specialty
Hosted by WTJU

Offbeat Roadhouse invites a different musical group from around North America into your home each Friday night for an hour long concert live from WTJU's performance space. There will be Blues, Folk, Jazz, Roots, World and more. So gather round each Friday night from 8 til 9 for Offbeat Roadhouse, right here on WTJU Charlottesville, truly the sound choice in Central Virginia!

9:00pm Nothin' But the Blues blues
Hosted by Peter Welch

One of the longest running blues shows in 'TJU's history, featuring the best of Mississippi and Chicago, rural and urban, and acoustic and electric blues. Nothin' But The Blues, each Friday night from 9 to 11 right here on WTJU.

11:00pm The Kitchen Sink blues
Hosted by Dave

After another grueling week of working for "the man," replenish your soul every Friday night from 11 to 1 with The Kitchen Sink. Join us while we search for that perfect song, that perfect set, that perfect alignment of the cosmos that reminds you why you love music in the first place. Or you can just tune in and get the party started, this and every Friday night from 11 to 1. The Kitchen Sink, right here on WTJU.

saturday

1:00am Foggy Notion rock
Hosted by DJLP and DJ Zostress

Mood motivated music for late night musing. You’ll hear music from all genres: soul, punk, funk, dance, and of course, rawk!

3:00am WTJU Overnight Mix free form
Hosted by DJ Auto

5:00am With Good Reason public affairs
Hosted by Sarah McConnell

Each week scholars explore the worlds of literature, science, the arts, politics, history, and business through lively discussion with our ever curious host Sarah McConnell. From the controversies over slave reparations and global warming, to the unique worlds of comic books and wine-making, With Good Reason is always surprising, challenging and fun. With Good Reason has won five Gabriel Awards for Best Documentary or Public Affairs Programs and is also the recipient of top honors from the Public Radio News Directors, Radio and Television Digital News Association and the Virginia Association of Broadcasters. Produced at Virginia Foundation for the Humanities. More information at withgoodreasonradio.org.

6:00am Soundboard public affairs
Hosted by various Public Affairs hosts

A collection of collected news stories throughout the week along with interesting interviews.

6:30am Leftover Biscuits folk
Hosted by Paul Josey

Tune in Leftover Biscuits every Saturday morning from 6:30 'til 8 for stories and music from the early roots of American Country, Bluegrass and Blues music. We'll hear about the famous acts and the not so famous. From the Carter Family, Uncle Dave Macon and the Monroe Brothers to the less-heard sounds of Kelly Harrell, Washington Phillips, and the Golden Melody Boys. Jug bands, string bands, shape note singers, and even classic country and bluegrass artists from the 50s and 60s are all likely guests to round out the show and start your weekend right. Leave a message or request on their Facebook page (and give them a thumbs up!).

8:00am Atlantic Weekly Part I folk
Hosted by Sumner Brown, Steve Kindig, and Guests

For over 30 years, Atlantic Weekly Part I has been providing listeners with a Saturday morning wake up call of acoustic music. From contemporary singer-songwriters and Americana to the bedrock traditions of bluegrass and old-time string bands, we will have you singing and dancing around the kitchen during your first cup of coffee. Tune in and explore the insightful lyrics and musical diversity that can be found only outside the limits of commercial radio. That's Atlantic Weekly Part I heard each Saturday morning from 8-10.

10:00am Atlantic Weekly Part II folk
Hosted by Kevin Donleavy, Mark Rough, Bruce Koplin and Alex Davis

The Celtic-flavored second half of Atlantic Weekly is based in Britain and Ireland but with regular excursions north to Scandinavia and across the channel to the Continent. Hear harps and bagpipes, slow airs and quick jigs, new songs and old ballads. That's Atlantic Weekly Part II each Saturday from 10 'til noon.

12:00pm Reggae Vibrations world
Hosted by Goldfinger

The tradition of Roots and Culture in the Old Dominion endures. Set upon the solid foundation of bedrock Nyabinghi chants, syncopated Ska and rumbling Rock Steady, your selectors build the framework of the positive Word, Sound and Power of Reggae. Riddim for the Next Generation each Saturday afternoon from 12 'til 2 right here on WTJU...

2:00pm Radio Freedonia rock
Hosted by Sister Pirate Jenny and Poubelle

One salt-rubbed hunk of indie rock
1 Florin, Post-Punk Gold
1/4 Cup, Whine Pop Vinegar
1/3 Mole, Brazilian Tropicalisimo
2 Bunchs, Wilted Soul and Psychedelia
2 Omicrons, Electronic Ambience
1 Candela, Forgotten Funk
1 Blessed Blast, Japanese Noise Bands
Dash of bitter insouciance
Salt-n-Pepa to taste
Braise Weekly. Cooks between 2 and 4 PM on Saturday afternoons on 91.1 WTJU.

4:00pm Jumpin' on the Bed folk
Hosted by David Soyka

Tune in for two hours of musical mayhem each Saturday afternoon at 4 on Jumpin' on the Bed as David provides you with high-energy Americana to end your Saturday afternoon and start the evening off right. New releases, timely artist appearances and interviews are a staple. You'll hear a blend of rock, folk, country, blues and rockabilly to liven up your Saturday PM. Tune in and start jumpin'!

6:00pm Sunshine Daydream folk
Hosted by Bill and John

Sunshine Daydream, heard each Saturday evening from 6 'til 8, brings you the best of the Grateful Dead and attendant offshoots, descendants, friends, influences and predecessors, from Bob Dylan, New Riders of the Purple Sage, the Jefferson Airplane and Robert Hunter to David Grisman, the Kentucky Colonels and mucho mas. In the strangest of places...

8:00pm Gather 'Round folk
Hosted by Various

Gather 'Round each Saturday night from 8-9 for an hour of special concerts, both archived and live. There will be shows from the legendary Prism Coffeehouse and VA Folklife Program archives mixed in with some from our announcers' own libraries. And you never know when a live concert might happen, so Gather 'Round each Saturday night right here on WTJU!

9:00pm The Groove Tube jazz
Hosted by Darby Wooten & Trey P

Take a ride on The Groove Tube every Saturday night from 9-11 on WTJU.

11:00pm Refrigerate After Opening rock
Hosted by The Swinging Man and Steve

Leftover delights from yesteryear's afterthoughts. Moldy stew, rancid milk, a toxic sludge that leaves a grudge. Charming collections of peculiarly preserved sounds that taste better now than they ever did. Salvage what you can, but please do not let any go to waste.

sunday

1:00am Why Sleep? rock
Hosted by Alex Shoaibi

It’s Saturday night for heaven’s sake. Alex Shoaibi will make you very happy you stayed up. Always vinyl.

3:00am WTJU Overnight Mix free form
Hosted by DJ Auto

An assortment of tunes curated from WTJU's digital database.

5:00am Classical Prelude classical
Hosted by various Classical hosts

Classical Prelude wakes you gently with fine orchestral and choral music. Most of the featured works are over 50 minutes long, enveloping you in a world of sound. Awaken to music by classical and romantic composers such as Beethoven, Bruckner, Mozart, and Schubert.

6:00am First Light classical
Hosted by Paula O'Buckley

Sunday mornings begin with First Light. Join Paula as she brings you noteworthy compositions, some well-known, some yet to be discovered - but all refreshing and engaging. Got feedback? E-mail wtjuclassical@gmail.com. First Light, Sunday mornings from 6-9. Only on WTJU.

9:00am In the Spirit gospel
Hosted by Rebecca and Guests

In The Spirit, heard each Sunday morning at 9, is an hour of vintage and contemporary gospel music to feed your soul and lift you up.

10:00am Jazzmania jazz
Hosted by Aaron the Jazz Czar and Dusty Garwood

Jazzmania , heard each Sunday morning from 10 'til noon, presents a diverse blend of modern and classic jazz as well as other forms of creative, improvised music..."a veritable smorgasbord of jazz." Comments and requests appreciated at 924-3959.

12:00pm Tell Us A Tale specialty
Hosted by Peter Jones

Heard on stations all over the world, Tell Us A Tale, while technically a children's program, is so much more. Offering stories, tales and tunes collected from six of the seven continents (still working on Antarctica), this show appeals to listeners of all ages. So whether you are three years old getting an allowance, waiting tables in college, drawing a pension or collecting social security, gather 'round the radio each Sunday from noon 'til 1 for Tell Us A Tale!

1:00pm Sneak Previews specialty
Hosted by Cameron & Mitchie the Kid

Your weekly hour of cinema scoops, soundtracks, and scores to have you saying 'Play it again, Sam.’

2:00pm Sunday Opera Matinee classical
Hosted by Tim Snider and Ann Shaffer

Heard each Sunday afternoon from 2-6, Sunday Opera Matinee is the only non-syndicated weekly broadcast of opera in Central Virginia coming to you year round, regardless of the season! Hosts Ann Shaffer and Tim Snider share their favorite recordings, old and new. Plot synopsis and historical background are provided.

6:00pm The King of Instruments/ Evensong classical
Hosted by Michael Latsko

Michael pulls all the stops to present all manner of music for the monarch of musical instruments -- silvery to stentorian, sublime to bombastic, full of pomp and circumstance. From June thru September the King rests and Evensong treats you to the best in choral music, the perfect accompaniment to a summer's eve. The King of Instruments Sunday evening from 6 to 7

7:00pm Just a Few Friends classical
Hosted by Penelope Ward

Just a Few Friends, heard each Sunday evening from 7-9, where Penelope invites you to spend your evening in a salon filled with the intimate strains of fine classical chamber music, from early to modern.

9:00pm Walkin' Blues blues
Hosted by Bill Adams & Sophie Abramowitz

Walk your troubles away listening to the early blues. Songsters from the '20s and '30s, field recordings from the '40s and '50s, rediscovered greats from the '60s, and modern acoustic artists who draw on the blues tradition are featured here. That's Walkin' Blues each Sunday night from 9 to 11 right here on WTJU.

11:00pm Radio Wowsville rock
Hosted by Don Harrison and Rick Clark

Raw Music from the 20th and 21st centuries: Airing its genre-busting blend of progressive hootenanny, provocative commentary, and sprawling pop music history lesson on WTJU since 1995 (or 1996), Radio Wowsville, heard each Sunday night from 11 to 1, is broadcast via nuclear warhead from a cave / sound lab in Grottoes, Virginia.

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