Thursday, September 02nd, 2010

Program

Looking At Worcester


This Sunday morning 7:30-8:00 a.m. WICN presents Looking At Worcester, with Worcester's City Manager Michael O'Brien. Tune in to hear about the city's capital improvements, perspective on Worcester's economic recovery, and the upcoming Gubernatorial election.

Rovers, Ramblers & Hard Travellers


This week on the Folk Revival you'll hear voyages, odysseys, and adventures in folk music, featuring special guest co-host Mary Casiello. Tune in on Thursday, June 10 at 7pm.

H.W. Brands' American Dreams


This Sunday on the Public Eye host Al Vuona chats with H. W. Brand, a Pulitzer Prize nominee, about his book, "American Dream". Tune in on June 13 at 10:30 pm.

Spyro Gyra's founder Jay Beckenstein


Join us Thursday, June 10th, at 2 pm on Jazz New England when Spyro Gyra's founder Jay Beckenstein speaks with host Joe Zupan.

The Memphis Horns on “The Soul Serenade”


Join host Tom Shaker this Monday at 7pm as he celebrates the music of the Memphis Horns!!

From The British Isles


This week on Folk Revival you'll hear folk music from England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales and a special interview with North Sea Gas! Tune in on Thursday, June 3 at 7pm.

Newspaper Blackout


This week on Public Eye, host Al Vuona chats with poet and author Austin Kleon about his interesting way of writing poems. Tune in on Sunday, June 6 at 10:30pm.

All Request Memorial Day Soul Dance Party!


This Monday join host Tom Shaker as he plays your requests all night long! Make sure you get your request played by emailing Tom now at tomshaker@wicn.org

The Myth of Hanoi Jane


This week on Public Eye, Jerry Lembcke, Sociology Professor at Holy Cross College will talk about his book "Hanoi Jane". Tune in on Sunday, May 30 at 10:30pm.

Making a Market in Environmental Sustainability


This Sunday on Business Week, host Steve D'Agostino will interview Bill Picard, Mike Bingham & Mark Deuger of AES. Tune in on May 30 at 10pm to hear them talk about "Making a Market in Environmental Sustainability".
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