12pm-4pm Wanako - Seasonal Format, si esta muy soleado se necesita un tipo de musica y si esta triste, tengo que poner rancheras o algo. Call in requests, Spanish Variety!
4pm-5pm Wanako - International Hour de todo de todo de todo
5pm-7pm DJ Animal- La otra nota desde la selva: A show which opens doors for several ethnicities as audience, these belong to whole one “World community”. La otra Nota sounds like: clásica Salsa, bosa, flamenco, rumba, nueva trova, cumbia, reggae, mambo, and whatever extra you like... A show to discuss seriously about global issues; its creators, damages, victims, purpose, but specially “Wakeup calls” to open our eyes to and ready to confront injustice around the globe and become participant in the reintegration of peace and progress all around… You are welcome to visit when you get a chance.
7pm-9pm alternating *NEW* Eclecticist with DJ Clifton Renaldo! Artist interviews discussions about electronic music, different genres of music will be played from independent artists from the underground scene.
7pm-9pm 2nd & 4th weeks This Wheel's on Fire - Hosted by Dj Bottom Bracket - Bicycle news and views with a classic country/bluegrass/no depression soundtrack. email thiswheelsonfireradio at gmail dot com
9pm-11pm alternating Diana with her show Switch and Signal Alternates - proof that the future is already passé. Tune in for all things angular, leftfield, bass-heavy, or french.
9pm-11pm alternating Noise Academy with DJ Jennder is fizzy distorted jangly dreamy art-rock, indie, twee, noise pop, shoegaze, proto-punk and beyond. Guest spots from local djs and musicians may get labyrinthine but you'll always end up in a good place. Jennder also deliberates about local bike culture, art shows and other stuff.
Monday
7pm-9pm 1st 3rd & 5th weeks DJ Trinity Serves Up... A variety of new music peppered with classic sounds and topped with local art happenings
7pm-9pm 2nd & 4th weeks alternating
9pm-11pm 1st 3rd & 5th weeks Audio Postcards from the Edge with DJ Blank Stares sends each listener a personal hand-buzzer of sonic delites from D.C. and around the globe. Punky, funky, toasty, and kitschy sounds with a focus on the feminist persuasion. Highly bias commentary and questionable interpretations accompany the music.
9pm-11pm 2nd week DJ PJ: Punk, indie, and more.
9pm-11pm 4th week DJ Sockets bringing you Ornamental Sound: A unique mix of local electronic, experimental, found sound and dance music that creates a document that is more than the sum of its parts.
Tuesday
6pm-7pm Radio Hybrid Presents: Gender Apocalypse - Bent and Mothersheister take you through a journey of witty banter, scathing commentary, tunes to make you dance, interviews and live guests.
(Gender Apocalypse is on Hiatus until September 2009)
7pm-9pm 1st & 5th weeks My Friends and Neighbors: DJ Jo hosts a night of R&B and soul music (mostly from the 50s and 60s) and New Orleans music, mixed with a bit of gospel, country, blues and roots, and the occasional pop tune from left field. Now and then a friend or neighbor will drop in to chat about happenings in the neighborhood, city and beyond.
7pm-9pm 2nd & 4th weeks The Colonel: International and experimental music, live audio collage, other sonic surprises. Archived shows here.
7pm-9pm 3rd week No Show / The Sounds of Silence
10pm-midnight 1st 3rd & 5th weeks Dissonance with Danger Mike - Punk and harDCore music from the District, suburbs and beyond. Each week features a different interview and guest DJ from the DC punk community. Also available online in mp3/podcast format.
9pm-11pm 2nd & 4th weeks *NEW* Eclecticist with DJ Clifton Renaldo! Artist interviews discussions about electronic music, different genres of music will be played from independent artists from the underground scene.
Wednesday
9pm-11pm DJ Zombie: Bringing you Old School and New School GO-GO, and everything in between.
Thursday
4pm-6pm Come On, Children: Vintage blues, soul, country and gospel from the 1920s to the 1960s, with DJ Paul
6pm-7pm 1st 3rd & 5th weeks Ramjet's Radio Ranch - Join Ramjet, Rocket and the Junior Thunder Riders as they attempt to broadcast their unique blend of documentary radio and country & western/rock & roll, while simultaneously fending off the unscrupulous land claims of the evil research scientists who wish to harvest Muritania's radium deposits and silence the ranch forever.
6pm-7pm 2nd & 4th weeks DJ Busca- Latin Flavaz from all over the world
7pm-9pm ** NEW** Dj Fusion: Fusebox Radio The mission of the FuseBox Radio Broadcast since its beginnings when radio, club & mixtape DJ, DJ Fusion, was an undergraduate student at Rutgers University in 1998 has been to bring a Balance Back to Black Radio via offering up diverse Hip-Hop & Soul Music (and just Black Music in general - reggae, funk, jazz, disco, etc.) to the masses as well as quality commentary and interviews to our radio listeners, especially in this age of overall mulitiple "cookie cutter" and poorly overly corporate run radio stations (not all stations, mind you, but a lot). Please feel free to check out our weekly archives and our official website.
9pm-11pm 1st 3rd & 5th weeks Flux Electric with Patchwerk - An eclectic and electric mix of downtempo electronica, world rythms, jazz fusion, beat down house, IDM (let's pretend that's not an acronym) and post-rock meanderings. Tune in and space out to the night sounds that are sure to make your soul quiver.
9pm-11pm 2nd & 4th weeks ¡Ooo Latenite Confessions! DJs Choque y Fuga are two friends who play music from their families' countries, including Pakistan, Peru and neighbors. They also air scrappy interviews with people they love (or sit next to on the bus) as well as featuring your call-in proclamations and confessions! * lateniteconfessions at gmail dot com
Friday
6pm-7pm
6pm-7pm 2nd & 4th weeks DJ Inti- The Science of Life, provides information on how to use techniques in life to your advantage through community discussion. Our bi-weekly show addresses all levels of related questions about Islamic answers to these questions.
7pm-9pm Conspiracy a Go-Go w/ DJ Fancy Lad: Music inspired by conspiracy theories and the belief that aliens walk among us.
9pm-11pm DJ Impulse: Bluenotes--A meandering exploration of jazz from the past to the present.
11pm-1am DJ Junior with HOUSEHIPHOPMIX-DOT-COM
Saturday
11am-1pm *NEW* Health Show
1pm - 3pm The World Music Hour- DJ Maestra - Shopkeepers Favorite Records from around the world-from Iran to El Salvador to Vietnam to Somalia
3pm-7pm *NEW* DJ Pelon! The Spanglish Show
7pm - 9pm DJ Wanako Las Horas Guanacas: cumbia chanchona, y musica regional
9pm - 10pm DJ Wanako La Hora Rokera
10pm - 11pm DJ Wanako mUisca Urbana
0pm - 11pm DJ Wanako surprise hour
12am - 1am DJ Wanako La hora Romantica
One
of the chief missions of Radio CPR is to provide the space and
an outlet for voices rarely heard at great length in the mainstream
media or within traditional forums of civic engagement. Since
our first broadcast in 1998, Radio CPR has opened up our studios
to a diverse array of neighborhood residents for public affairs
programs around local issues:
* Youth from the Marthas Table Teen program planned and ran their
own radio show and learned production skills.
* A group of Asian
American teens and a youth worker broadcast a weekly show featuring
commentaries, Vietnamese music and interviews
* Bell Multicultural High School students recorded and broadcast
commentaries about issues that directly impact them
* Outreach workers from the Whitman Walker Clinic broadcast HIV
prevention public service announcements aimed at Latino teens
through a Latin Rock show
* Social Workers from My Sisters Place discussed their work with
domestic violence victims and how the community can come together
to address this issue
* Youth from the Youth Action Research Group produced a weekly
show featuring commentary and interviews with local housing activists
including a tenants group from Trinity Towers, residents of La
Casa shelter and organizers from WISH
* Youth from Sol y Souls Spoken Resistance shared spoken word
performances and poetry DJ Carlitos Brown broadcast interviews
with Bancroft Elementary School Students about peace and justice,
art and basketball
* Youth workers from Calvary, LAYC, YARG and Asian American Lead
have been interviewed on radio CPR about the joys and challenges
of working with young people
* Tenant organizers from local associations shared challenges
tactics for effective organizing in Section 8 housing
* Immigrant rights workers educated listeners about the impact
of the 1996 legislation on the lives of the citys immigrant residents
Our schedule is always shifting as new people join us and new voices get heard. Check us out every night at 97.5 FM. And if you are interested in getting on the air, please contact us at radiocpr at riseup dot net!
