After reading, Edie Richter Is Not Alone, the outstanding debut novel from Rebecca Handler, the big question was how do you talk to the author about her surprising book without revealing the “secret” I prepared myself by taking my time in reading a book that taunts you to immerse yourself in the tragicomic stylized writing and devour it in… Read more »
Good evening listener supporters, I want to inform you that Friday, April 9th was Rob Lorei’s last day at WMNF. I want to thank him for his service to the station. As one of the founding members of the station, he was a big part of our success. We wish him the best in his… Read more »
Join Thee Righteous Temple of Hip-Hop as artist Hulvey and T-R3X, and the crew discuss faith and love through hip-hop. Hulvey, a twenty-two-year-old Brunswick, GA native, went from dropping out of college and scrubbing toilets at Publix to becoming Reach Records latest hip hop rising artist. His label debut EP BRKNHRT released in 2020 and… Read more »
We have exciting news to share! We officially have a date for our next All Station Zoom meeting: April 14th at 8pm. In this meeting, we’ll present our tentative new program schedule, as well as give details about the application process for programmers and those interested in our airwaves. HERE’S THE LINK (Your device must… Read more »
the very first moments of my conversation with Cathal Coughlan began I knew that 60 minutes were not going to be enough time to enjoy what this adventurous musician had to say. Born and raised in Cork, Ireland Cathal began singing in the late 70s and by 1980 he had met Sean O’Hagan and formed… Read more »
“Good Friday” is a prominent event for Christian believers. It is the day that signifies the crucifixion of Jesus Christ at Calvary for the atonement of the sins of the world. A “sin” is defined as a failure to do what is right. Many Christians believe that there are “Seven Deadly Sins” or “behaviors” that… Read more »
In 1819, the poet John Keats wrote six poems that would become known as the Great Odes. Some of them—“Ode to a Nightingale,” “To Autumn”—are among the most celebrated poems in the English language. Associate professor of English, Anahid Nersessian has gathered the odes to write a personal account of what they reveal in our troubled… Read more »
