Genre: Syndicated

with Larry Becker

This two-hour guided tour of blues artists is produced in Albany, New York at the studio of WCAA-LP. Curated and conversational blues, with some Jazz, R&B, a little Rock and some surprises. The blues played is typically from around the country by bluesmen and blueswomen, some well-known, some a bit eclectic or rare. We do play well-known blues standards, but there’s also just excellent blues music that listeners may never have heard before.

The Chenango Sessions, hosted by Andru Bemis, is a weekly, one-hour, nationally syndicated radio program which features world-class musicians playing in intimate spaces—living rooms, galleries, and listening rooms—for small, enthusiastic audiences around Binghamton, New York. Audiences and artists are encouraged to interact, and the spirit of the live show is preserved in the radio program and recordings.

We’re dedicated to filling educational gaps, by focusing on civics, STEM, culture, and performance, using interviews with scientists, astronauts, civil servants, cultural educators, performers and others, and weaving shows together with a wide variety of musical genres. The Children’s Hour includes kids in all aspects of the production. Kids on our crew and in our community contribute content, design programming, and cohost our shows, both live and in studio. The Children’s Hour is a weekly, educational and entertaining public radio program that originated on the University of New Mexico’s flagship station, KUNM-fm.

Tonos Clasicos/Classical Tones is a weekly two-hour bilingual show of classical music “with a Latin connection”. Every work played has some connection to Spain or Latin America, typically the composer and/or the performer(s). Much of the programming is music that is rarely or never heard on most classical music radio shows. Each piece is preceded by a minute or two of interesting information about it, first in Spanish, then in English.  is a weekly two-hour bilingual show of classical music “with a Latin connection”. Every work played has some connection to Spain or Latin America, typically the composer and/or the performer(s). Much of the programming is music that is rarely or never heard on most classical music radio shows. Each piece is preceded by a minute or two of interesting information about it, first in Spanish, then in English.

with Margaret Prescod

Sojourner Truth Radio brings you news and views on local, national, and international policies and stories that affect us all. We draw out how those of us most impacted – women, communities of color and other communities are responding. We also discuss the inter-relationship between art and politics.

CODEPINK Radio is an energizing program focused on ending wars and militarism, and building a peace economy. Listen weekly to robust conversation and inspiration from grassroots peacemakers in places like Korea, Yemen, Venezuela and Iran, peacemakers in our nation’s capital who are confronting warhawks in the White House and in Congress, and peacemakers in our communities who are modeling the actions of what a world of peace can look like.

Valley Free Radio’s own Paki Wieland (formerly of Occupy the Airwaves) is one of the hosts.

All Mixed Up is an eclectic mix of arts and information, featuring mood-driven music mixes and interviews with figures from the worlds of literature, film, television, theater, and the visual arts. The program has hosted live performances from a diverse cast of acts, including P J Harvey, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Daniel Johnston, and Olu Dara.