Now 4 Ways To Listen:
LIVE:
1. 103.3 FM - in New Jersey from Morristown to Cherry Hill, Red Bank to Milford and Exits 4-13 of the Turnpike and in much of Philadelphia and Bucks County.
2. WPRB.com - anywhere in the world.
LIVE OR LATER:
3. TuneIn Radio - listen on your web browser on PC or Mac; mobile device apps for iPhone, iPad, Android, Palm, BlackBerry, Samsung Bada, and Windows Phone; and home devices including Google TV, Yahoo TV, Roku, and WDTV).
4. DAR.FM - If you can't listen on Sundays, check out this VCR-type device that enables you to automatically record the show each week. You can listen to the recording on your PC, mobile phone, and other devices.
Latest blog entry:
January 10, 2012Pete Labriola on January 15th; Beppe Gambetta on January 29th
Pete Labriola and John Weingart seem to be alternating hosting the show this month. Pete, who was in on the first of the year, will return on January 15th while John who did the show on January 8th will return … Continue reading
THE RADIO SHOW
| "the best radio program in the universe..." - (George and Linda Griffin, Golden, Colorado, listeners on WPRB.com) "...always very wide-ranging, unpredictable and fun." - (Princeton Folk Music Society News) "among Philly's best and most unusual radio programs" - (RJforever.com/radiostars1.htm) |
Music You Can't Hear On The Radio was begun by John Weingart in February 1974 to weave folk music, string band music, bluegrass blues, humor, the Grateful Dead and occasional news clippings and readings into a whole that aims to be, as often as possible, bigger than the sum of its parts. The program usually includes a mix of CDs and LPs each often linked to the ones that came before and follow after in a way intended to evoke interest, amusement, surprise, profound educational experiences, bewilderment, or other forms of active engagement. The opening song and other parts of the program may refer to particularly current news or seasonal events.
Every Sunday evening, for a few minutes usually sometime between 8:45 and 9:15 pm, the program includes a reading of selected concerts in the central New Jersey, Bucks County and Philadelphia area. These events and many more are maintained on a list available at the Concert Calendar page. To have other events noted on the list, please e-mail a barebones version of the relevant information.
