Sat. 8 pm EDT- Tune in to The Sister Perspective. Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) were established to serve the educational needs of African Americans when they were denied admission to white institutions. Decades after integration, some HBCUs struggle to survive. What can be done to help these valuable institutions thrive? 11/09/2019.
Sat. 5 pm EDT-When The Moon Sings – Northerly winds are bringing cooler weather to the city, the sun dives for the horizon an hour earlier, and the mood becomes less than heated. It’s time for reflection and the music that promotes it. This week, we have unusual tunes from Wynton Marsalis and Phillip Glass, more Oblivion Hymns, and homage to Gerry and the Pacemakers. From the Soapbox, P. T. ponders the odd creatures he sees, including the one that stares at him as he shaves. Join us. 11/09/2019
Fri. 5pm EDT- If you missed our first episode of Music from Movies and TV catch an encore presentation. Tune in Friday, November 8th. At 5PM EST for 2K Mix on WRUU – 107.5 FM Savannah globally at WRUU.org, and on TuneIn. We will be back next Friday with a new episode. 11/08/2019.
Fri. 12:06 pm EDT-You may know Adam from his show on WRUU, or perhaps his column in the Savannah Morning News, but Adam is also an author and a poet. He recently published a volume of poetry (What the Night taught me); previously, he had published works on everything from local vampires to writing press releases. When he isn’t doing those things, he’s one of the driving forces behind Savannah Authors Expo. This week, Adam Messer visits with Leigh and P. T. to chat about his work, his approach, and the Expo.11/08/2019.
Fri. 11 am EDT-Beyond The Liner Notes – November 8, 2019, 11 am – Noon. Finn Taylor has existed for about a decade. But if you think that one fact determines his music choices, you are in for a surprise. This week, Finn visits with Brian and P.T. with a list of things he listens to and talks about the allure of his choices. We’ll hear music from a well-informed younger perspective on Beyond The Liner Notes – join us. 11/08/2019
Thu. 8 am EDT-For those who may have missed the special post-election show broadcast on Wednesday, or just want to hear it again – a replay of the show which featured Jim Morekis, Editor-in-Chief, Connect Savannah, and Rebecca Rolfes, President of League of Women Voters of Coastal Georgia, offering commentary on the municipal election results. 11/07/2019.
This Wednesday (11/6/19) on Savannah Music Local and Sustainable from 9-10pm EST I will be talking with David Murray, pianist and faculty member at Georgia Southern University. We will be talking about and hearing his performances of music by CPE Bach, William Balcom and Elvis Costello. 11/06/2019
Wed. 7 am EDT- NOTE: Special additional show on Wed. at special time. Wayne will have in the studio Jim Morekis, Editor-in-Chief, Connect Savannah, and Rebecca Rolfes, President of League of Women Voters of Coastal Georgia for fresh commentary on the municipal election results. 11/06/2019.
This Tuesday (11/5/19) on Contemporary Classics from 8-10 pm EST is my conversation with composer Anna Clyne whose work “Masquerade” will lead off the November 16th concert of the Savannah Philharmonic and whose work “Sound and Fury” on November 7th will be premiered by the Scottish Chamber Orchestra in Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. 11/05/2019.
Tue. 8 am EDT- It’s Election Day! Get out there and vote! On Savannah Lexicon Wayne brings Chatham County Board of Elections board member Antwan Lang to the studio to give last-minute advice on handling the voting process including things such as determining where to vote, necessary IDs, provisional ballots, voter assistance for voting machine problems or other kinds of problems, etc. Then he will feature Mary Crouch, Executive Director, America’s Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia. 11/05/2019.
