Sat. 6 pm ET -Bennie R. Mitchell III, Director of Feature Film, “It is Well,” will discuss how his 11 year process to produce, “It Is Well,” brings to life the political contributions and fight for civil rights of his father, Reverend Dr. Bennie R. Mitchell, Jr. to the Savannah-big screen. Tune in for another amazing, The Verb Altitude Hour, the highest news your way twice a week-in an hour-just for you!
Sat. 5 pm ET-A little serendipity this week. I’ve played the music of Greg Reiter, who is a guitarist that I admire. While looking for more of his music, I fat-fingered the entry and found Greg Reitan, who does some very thoughtful piano work. How do I find my music? Sometimes by falling down the manhole. I also have Greg Schmidt, who is not Jon Schmidt of the Piano Guys, but an interesting pianist in his own right. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, P.T. wonders about the meaning of it all and decides he doesn’t have the right dictionary. Join us.01/26/2019
Fri. 12:06 pm ET Starting with Mary Shelley’s novel Frankenstein in 1818, literature has examined science rather critically. Many books portray experiments that go wrong and the unfortunate series of events that follow the failure, many of which have been made into films. [details below] This week, Leigh Rich and P.T. Bridgeport examine the reasons for these failures: flawed results, scientific hubris, misuse, public paranoia, and others. This week, Leigh and P.T. will focus on The Birthmark, and bring in other works too. Join us. Ed
We’d. 10 pm. ET – Hey Joe, where you going with that radio in your hand? The Theme Stream is flowing south of the border this week; join us as we explore the many moods of Mexico! 01/23/2019
Sun. 1 pm. ET-Sunday, January 20, tune in to Sister Sound for Songs of Farewell—our final broadcast as host Josephine Johnson prepares for her move to Music City! 1:00 to 2:00 pm Eastern Standard on WRUU – 107.5 Savannah — Streaming everywhere at www.wruu.org. 01/20/2019
Sun. 9 am. ET – This week on “The Heart and the Hand” with Orlando Montoya: We welcome two new participating ministers from the mountain west of British Columbia and Colorado. Shana Lynngood will talk about possibilities. And Kelly Dignan will talk about the unknown. We’ll have all the regular segments including natural silence and world religions. Tune in for mostly words from 9-11am and mostly music from 12-1pm as I put the UU in WRUU. 01/20/2019
Sat. 6 pm.ET-Today, on The Verb Altitude Hour, Vice Chair of the Board of Directors of Georgia’s Winlist, Murem Sharpe, will join Louis & Carry live in the studio to wrap-up the 2018 Georgia Midterm Election. Also, joining the panel on today’s show, Representative (GA House-163) J. Craig Gordon will call-in to discuss what’s ahead for the 2019 Georgia Legislative Session for the GA-General Assembly. So don’t forget to tune in tonight. 1/19/2019
Sat. 5 pm. ETThis week, Carol Cole comes to chat with P.T. Carol is a home-grown artist of considerable talent and skill. In music, we have Greg Reiter with some Latin-flavored guitar. P. T. shakes his head and wonders about the old people today on his Soapbox. 01/19/2019
Fri. 11am. ET -Sometimes. a new slant on a song or a new situation for a song propels it onto the charts – or reintroduces it. This week we look at covers that made a big impact. The song Unchained Melody was from a movie that didn’t attract much attention, but the song did. At one time, four different versions were on the charts at the same time. Brian Renner is away this week; Leigh Rich and PT Bridgeport hosts of Listening To Literature play an hour of covers, and discuss some of the fascinating stories behind them, before going on to Listening To Literature 2. 01/18/2019
Wed. 9 pm. ET – This week on Savannah Music Local and Sustainable is music by local guitarist Andrew Sovine. 01/16/2019
