Sun. 6 pm ET- Bill Cooper’s guest on Savannah at Night, is Charles ‘Bo’ Bowen, Savannah’s well known ,prominent entertainment attorney. They will be talking about the Film industry in Savannah and the jobs it generates.. Not to be missed! 06/02/2019
Sat. 9 pm ET-Before every home had a television, families sat around the radio and listened to their favorite drama and comedy shows. Hear rebroadcasts of famous radio showsfrom the 1930’s and 40’s including Groucho Marx, Abbott and Costello, Philip Marlowe, The Shadow, Jack Benny, Milton Berle, the Green Hornet, Orson Welles,and many others. 06/01/2019
Fri. 12:00 to 5 am ET- If you are a “Night Owl” then check out our weekly Night Shift Programs, they are interesting, entertaining, and just plain fun. 05/31/2019
Tue. 8 am ET- As we near the official start of Hurricane Season for our area this weekend, CEMA Director Dennis Jones and Chelsea Sawyer, Emergency Management Coordinator, Community Outreach for the organization join Wayne in the studio. Learn about two hurricane expos coming up this weekend; Chatham County’s free Citizen Hurricane Academy coming late July, which will offer multiple classes on potentially life-saving information. Plus just good basic info on hurricane preparation and how to sign up for weather alerts. 05/28/2019
Sun. 9 am ET- This week on “The Heart and the Hand” with Orlando Montoya: We talk about neurodiversity and neuroplasticity, the amazing way our minds are different and ever-changing. We also talk about how to find trust and redemption in the aftermath of abuse. I’m also adding some new songs to the Music Hour playlist. Tune in Sunday for mostly talk from 9-11am and mostly music from 1-2pm. This program puts the UU in WRUU with messages on spiritual themes. 05/26/2019
Sat. 6 pm ET- Is femininity or rather WOMANHOOD defined by colors, sexuality, women’s physical bodies. What are the degrees Womanhood are measured? Is womanhood both public & private persona? Does patriarchy have the right to decide? Today, Saturday, May 25, 2019 join The Verb Altitude Hour, as Carry & Leona talk with an awesome panel of women on, “Womanhood,” 6:00PM to 7:00PM on WRUU.org-107.5FM.~The highest news your way twice a week-in an hour just for you! 05/25/2019
Sat. 5 pm ET- No, that’s not a typo. This week, P. T. Bridgeport explores the swing era and the big bands. These were the years of the Great Depression and the Second World War, and music helped the entire country through those times. We’ll certainly have the big names, but we’ll also have Jimmy Lunceford, Will Bradley, and Ray Noble, who aren’t as well remembered. P.T. stays off the soapbox this week – it was probably still full in this era. Join us. 05/25/2019
Fri. 12:06 ET- This is Memorial Day weekend, and literature is rich with observations – in novels, poetry, and memoirs. Memorial Day originated as the result of the Civil War, and each conflict since has come with new observations about the act of war and the fallen. Join Leigh Rich and P. T. Bridgeport as they attempt to gather meaning from the literature of the men who survived – and the men who fell. 05/24/2019
Fri. 11 am ET- This week, Brian Renner cannot be with us, so P. T. leads us through musical examinations of birds and beasts. We’ll cover local residents, exotics, and singers who see parallels between themselves and beasts (usually exotic -nobody see parallels between themselves and egrets or bullheads). We’ll have a variety of genres, from the 18th Century to just a few years back. Join us as we cast the musical net and see what we bring in. 05/24/2019
Thu. 8 am. Jamey Espina, Vice President, Development & Community Services, Hospice Savannah, comes back on Savannah Lexicon to talk about Hospice Savannah’s 40th anniversary celebration and Thursday night’s anniversary party and art auction fundraiser. 05/23/2019
