Sat. 6 pm. Minister Vivian Childs will be on The Verb Attitude Hour to shed light on the role of conservative women, and conservative minorities in the American political process. Child’s is National Chairman of the Georgia Black Republican Council; and … 08/18/2018
The WRUU – 107.5 Savannah Action Squad is staffing an information table at the Forsyth Farmers’ Market on Aug. 18. A special edition of “Beyond the Reef” will air in support of their efforts. Tune in at 9 a.m. on 107.5 FM or stream via wruu.org. If you’re in Savannah, stop by the table and grab a WRUU sticker. 08/18/2018
Dave Lake is the substitute host for Beyond the Liner Notes from 11-12noon on Friday with a show entitled Paris, 1920s. He will be playing the popular music that drove the craze for the black bottom and the Charleston, songs of Cole Porter who spent much of the 1920s in Paris and his first big hit review on Broadway was called Paris, and … 08/17/2018
Wes Tex again takes over for Big Tex and Ham Sud on this week’s Rigor Mortis on Thursday from 9-10pm. He is under strict orders to play by the rule – so other than the change in the voice everyone will enjoy the same programming brought to you each week on this most excellent program. 08/16/2018
Thu. 8 am. DA Meg Heap comes back to Savannah Lexicon for an update. Wayne and the DA will talk about grand juries, parole issues, the program to protect victims of domestic violence, the new project manager for the End Gun Violence campaign, and law and order in Chatham County. 08/16/2018
Wednesday 9pm, on Savannah Music Local and Sustainable is my interview with local singer-songwriter Levi Moore who brings a country twang to the local music scene here in Savannah. 08/15/2018
Wed. 3 pm. on Art on Air, An Alabama native, Gaddy. He has settled at Georgia Southern University. Gaddy also writes for and hosts Brew/Drink/Run a podcast devoted to craft beer and exercise. Check it out, and be sure to tune into Art on the Air this Wednesday. 08/15/2018
Tuesday 8pm, on Contemporary Classics we will do a second week celebrating the recent Bang on a Can Festival at MassMOCA in North Adams Massachusetts. 08/14/2018
Savannah’s writer Marcel Williams has recently written three well-researched articles critiquing the City of Savannah’s planned Westside Arena/Canal District project, strongly stating that the decision to locate it at Stiles Avenue and Gwinnett Street is “a grave mistake.” This Savannah Lexicon discussion will delve into his findings on this expensive, important project. 08/14/2018
