This Week on WDIY
MONDAY, November 16
Lehigh Valley Art Salon, 6 to 6:30 pm: Host Audie Cohen interviews Gloria Domina on the 11th annual Lehigh Valley Music Awards, scheduled for Tuesday, December 1, at Allentown Symphony Hall. Also, Paul Willistein delivers his weekly film review on "At the Movies."
Take Charge of Your Life, 6:30 to 7 pm: Join host Eleanor Bobrow and her guests for a stimulating and informative discussion aimed at helping you take charge of your life.
Folk Classics, 7 to 9 pm: This weekend is "Celebration of Folk" weekend at the Miller Arts Center in Reading. In anticipation of appearances by Janis Ian on Friday and Richie Havens on Saturday, host Steve Aaronson rebroadcasts recent interviews and plays some of Janis's and Richie's classic songs. Tune in for great music as well as interesting insights on the contributions of these two important artists.
WEDNESDAY, November 18
Your Financial Choices, 6 to 7 pm: Host Laurie Siebert, CPA, CFP, discusses year-end income tax planning and introduces ROTH Conversions. She will be joined by guest Rod Young, CPA, CFP. Laurie will also take your calls on these timely subjects at 610-758-8810.
THURSDAY, November 19
Lehigh Valley Discourse, 6 to 7 pm: Co-hosts John Pearce and Greg James interview Dr. Phil Secor, former dean of Muhlenberg College and President of Cornell College, on "Religion in the White House" through the years and "Higher Education in the Lehigh Valley."
Galactic Travels, 11 pm to 1 am: Bill Fox presents hour-long soundscapes of electronic, ambient, and space music. The Special Focus for November is Fanger and Schonwalder, as we celebrate Analog Overdose Month. Mario Schonwalder of Manikin Records and Thomas Fanger of Starflux Records combine their passion for Berlin School music and the classic sound of analog synthesizers in creating the Analog Overdose series of albums. The Featured CD at Midnight will be Disk One from "Analog Overdose 2" by Fanger and Schonwalder on Manikin Records.
SUNDAY, November 22
Swing Sunday, 5 to 6:30 pm: Rosalie and Steve feature a wide variety of big bands from the Swing Era - some familiar and some...not so much. You'll also hear from a contemporary band that is keeping the Swing Era alive, and Steve's 1950s segment rounds out the show.
=======This Week on WDIY - Special Programming Highligts:
Today, May 12th, at 3pm on the The Blend , tune in for the Rockabilly Round Up, in which Carlos Benjamin brings you a set of traditional American roots rock.
Monday evening, May 12th, from 6 to 6:30pm, on Lehigh Valley Arts Salon Cinaman reviews "Iron Man", Pana Columbus looks ahead to the ambitious Green Man Festival coming next weekend in Allentown, and we will bring you the Visual and Lively Arts Calendar.
Following this on Monday evening from 6:30 to 7pm, on Take Charge of Your Life , the guests are Sherry Kramer, founder of the Lehigh Valley Food Coop, and Lia Nichols, director of food services at Rodale, who will be discussing the Food Coop that is coming to the Lehigh Valley.
On Wednesday, May 14th, at 6pm on Lehigh Valley Discourse , we preview the Lehigh River Sojourn upcoming in June, and then talk with the League of Women Voters about their plan to change the method of redistricting in PA.
On Thursday, May 15th from 6 to 7pm on Valley Venue , youth media students Erika Weisbach and Justin Beaver report on their trip to an exhibit of National Geographic art at the Allentown Art Museum, and they interview the curator, Dr. Lee Vetter.
On Galactic Travels at 11 p.m. each Thursday, the special focus for May is the solo releases of Stephen Philips, that tend to be very ambient, deep chill and experimental.
Check out new shows on WXLV 90.3 FM: Vinyl Cafe (Mondays at 7 pm), The Randall Zimmerman Show (Tuesdays at 9 am), The Bill Loftus Show (Fridays at 9 am) and Thursday Night Roots Review (Thursdays at 7 pm).
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