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After Work Drive Show with DJ BJ Clark The After Work Drive Show is a venue for local artists to get their music out into the community. It's a positive, energetic show that plays a fun mix of all types of music and provides inspiration to every listener. It's the kind of show that chases your worries away with its positive vibes. Home of the CU Bands and Fans 6 o'clock shout out. DJ BJ Clark, who hosts the show, is also the WRFU station manager. And remember, as DJ BJ Clark always says, Be Positive and Stay Positive!
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Audio Interference Biweekly podcast from the Interference Archive in New York City - "exploring the relationship between cultural production and social movements". Subjects range from community gardening to opposing mass incarceration to anti-war work to activism in 1970s women's self-defense classes ... More about them at: http://interferencearchive.org/ or see their collected podcasts: http://interferencearchive.org/category/audio/ |
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Be'i bal eb jich mam ~ Cultura Maya ~ Mayan Culture Marimba music, commentary around local issues affecting the Q'anjob'al community. We have a section on local, national, and hemispheric news on issues that matter to the community. We hope to incorporate younger kids through poetry and music competitions. There are a lot of Maya marimberos and musicians out there. Also, once the studio re-opens, we hope to have occasional guests. [Q'anjob'al is an indigenous language of Guatemala and parts of Mexico.] |
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The Betty Zane Show Sat 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
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Blues Before Sunrise Sun 12:00 am – 5:00 am
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Words of Life with Mrs. Marilynn |
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Conscious Community Connection Sat 6:00pm - 7:30pm With Tygar (James Corbin), Heather, Anthony, Terrell. A comprehensive discussion talk- show format mixed with latest community events, new releases in music, art, and other creative genre followed by a discussion involving civic reflections, or, highlighted YouTube videos, or movies related to the Black experience in Champaign-Urbana community and America. Some of the discussions will be related to self-improvement, self- development, and self-reliance. |
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CU Immigration Mon 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
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East to West Mon, Wed, Fri 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Hosted by Chuck Simpson, East to West is a show about optimistic hope through love for each other. There is usually a quick discussion on a certain topic, mingled in with music that helps communicate the theme for the show. |
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Education Justice Radio Sun 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Founded in spring 2013, Education Justice Radio is committed to providing a forum for expression and discussion about educational and carceral issues, especially where those concerns intersect. We present stories about the Education Justice Project events, programs, and people; related events and programs on the Urbana campus; and state, national, and international issues related to prison education. |
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The Eleventh Indian Show Wed 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
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Good Afternoon Champaign-Urbana and Vicinity Sat 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm (on hiatus during the pandemic) |
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Harukana Show Fri 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
The host of the show is Mugiko, and the co-hosts live in US and in Japan. We will speak in Japanese as we connect the US and Japan through radio. HARUKANA SHOWThe host of the show is Mugiko and the co-hosts live in US and in Japan. We will speak in Japanese as we connect the US and Japan through radio. You can come to the studio and speak through radio in Japanese or English, or in any other language, or join us by Skype or Google Chat from anywhere in the world. |
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Kite Line Radio |
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Jenell Hendrix - Ladies First Fri 8:00pm-9:30pm “Full of love and smooth as R&B, with a touch of Hip-Hop…”
That’s how Jenell describes her Dj style! She is never afraid to talk about the real issues, but she is very mindful of pouring light into her listeners by playing feel-good music relevant to her message.
Jenell Hendrix was born and raised in the Cham-bana area. She graduated from Champaign Central High School, and she received an Associate in Arts from Parkland College! Jenell is currently attending University of Baltimore obtaining her Bachelor’s in Digital Communications! She loves to learn and grow in her professions!
Having grown up with her father, she inherited his musical taste. And she loves music! Her favorites go back to classic R&B like, Earth Wind and Fire, Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross, Heatwave, Jackson 5, and much more. She, also, loves hip hop and R&B from the 90s to present day.
She inspires to be an active member in her community by using her talents in connection with WRFU, UC-IMC. Jenell wants to shine a light on her community by letting all her listeners know about the opportunities and businesses available to them. She wants everyone to know, not only can they dream, but they can obtain them! For everyone’s dream and life purpose is unique to them, and she wants to encourage them to bring it to pass! She will show them in her actions as On-air personality.
Not only is Jenell an On-air personality, but she is a model, 2015 ambassador for Hooters. Also, she is an actress. Appearances include national TV shows like, Chicago PD on NBC and Empire on FOX. Her prize job is being a mother to her 14 year old son. Jenell is no stranger to ‘ups and downs’, and she want to encourage her listeners through it all. As well as, provide them with the knowledge and resources around the community.
As she like to end her show:
“Don’t touch my crown!”
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Outta the Mouths of Babes Sat 10 am – 11 am
Outta the Mouths of Babes’ youth correspondents (all between the ages of 5 and 11 years old) attend events throughout the Urbana-Champaign community where they meet event organizers, witness cultural and arts programs, and comment on what they encounter.
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Sounds Like Community Sounds Like Community is a live virtual series that happens every Wednesday at 7pm. Curated by the IMC Programming Committee, the series aims to help artists and activists re-establish the time-based and community-based experiences that are so deeply diminished in our lives during COVID-19. |
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The Piano Men Wed 8pm-9pm Piano music and the people who play it. Syndicated program from Sam Karr. |
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The People’s History Hour with Grant Neal and Nick Goodell Sat 6:00 pm – 7:15 pm
The People’s History Hour with Grant Neal and Nick Goodell, two UIUC history students, seeks to educate on radical topics in history while providing a radical, rigorous academic analysis. Recent shows have been on Latin American Socialism, the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan, the radical roots of US folk music, the Philippines in the 20th century, and more. |
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Talks with Tari Truth is difficult but necessary. Let's grow together as we plant some seeds, water, and bloom. Tune in to get some SUN. Motivational Speaker Tari Moore to host... "Those people who tried to bury you didn't know you were a seed." |
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Women in Music M-F 10pm-midnight Jim Cantwell's show -- music by women |
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Youth Climate Justice - The Day After Tomorrow Mon 5:00pm-5:30pm Podcast from local students. Interviews on climate justice with a variety of people, including Carol Ammons, Traci Barkley, Scott Tess, Vishal Verma, and others. |
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