People

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Basabi Basu is interested in Indian Classical and Semi-Classical vocal and instrumental music. She enjoys Indian Regional Music and is continuously on the lookout for great folk music from all over India. Her love for ghazals and poems gives...

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Bathsheba Monk is the author of two novels: Nude Walker and Now You See It…Stories from Cokesville, PA, named a Best Book of the Year by the Chicago Tribune.  Bathsheba organized and hosted the Memoir Writing Conference at ArtsQuest in...

Executive Director

Dr. Bill Dautremont-Smith was the Interim Executive Director at WDIY from late April 2008, becoming Executive Director in March 2009. His involvement in radio began at WDIY in February 2003, after taking an early retirement from a long career...

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Bill Fox is one of the most influential people in the international electronic music community.  A tireless promoter of the genre in the northeastern United States, he hosts radio broadcasts of electronic music on two radio stations, both of...

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Bob Cohen was WDIY's first Classical Music Coordinator, and hosted theopening show (January 1995) with the Bach Choir's "Wachet Auf." A cabaret vocalist and now a saxophonist, Bob still subs as a WDIY Classics programmer, and still loves doing...

Occasional host

Carlos Benjamin takes you on many musical journeys each Friday afternoon on The Blend, featuring live interviews with musicians and a segment called The Rockabilly Roundup at 3:00, featuring surf and rockabilly of yesteryear and today.  He...

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Charles (Dr. Chas) has been a listener of public radio for more years than he cares to acknowledge! He's come to rely on NPR as his source of information, and programs like All Things Considered, Car Talk and others for education and...

Dave Fry is a veteran folksinger, LV roots-radio programmer (WSAN, WMUH, WDIY), and co-founder and former artistic director of Godfrey Daniels in Bethlehem.  www.davefrymusic.com

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Musically entranced from a young age, the rhythms of the globe found entrance to Deb's soul early on. Reggae's heartbeat and Latin percussion, sitar, marimba, African guitar sessions... these are the sounds she share with her listeners;...

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