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The show's guest hosts this summer will generally play music similar to what is usually heard on Music You Can't Hear On The Radio except for: |
(Read Pete Seeger's testimony before the House Un-American Activities Committee; August 18, 1955)
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/radiodirectory) |
Music You Can't Hear On The Radio is a radio show begun in February 1974 by John Weingart to weave folk music, string band music, bluegrass blues, humor, the Grateful Dead and occasional news clippings and readings into a whole that is, 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 in a way intended to evoke interest, amusement, surprise, profound educational experiences or bewilderment. The opening song and other parts of the program may refer to particularly current news or seasonal events.
Music You Can't Hear On The Radio will be on the air live this Sunday from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. on WPRB which broadcasts to a 45-mile radius from Princeton, New Jersey, at 103.3 FM and to the world at WPRB.com.
Every Sunday evening, usually between 8:45 and 9:15 p.m., Music You Can't Hear On The Radio includes a selected listing of concerts in the central New Jersey, Bucks County and Philadelphia area. This list and more is available at the Concert Calendar page. Also, please e-mail any concert information you would like included in the on-air listing.
Comments from listeners are encouraged and welcomed. Listeners with a quick question or comment may call WPRB during the show at 609-258-1033 but the DJ is often too busy and distracted to talk or listen coherently. E-mail comments will be read and replied to after the show.
