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Format: 2013-06-19

Sunday, June 16th

  • Midnight-2AM, Group Harmony Review with Dan Romanello.
  • 2-3AM, Beale Street Caravan.
  • 3-4AM, eTown: Cyndi Lauper/Charlie Musselwhite/Mohammed Alidu & The Bizung Family.
  • 4-6AM, American Routes.  [See 6PM]
  • 6-8AM, Mountain Stage.
  • 8-11AM, Sunday Breakfast with John Platt: Songs for Father's Day and a studio session with Aoife O'Donovan, lead singer of the progressive string band Crooked Still who has just released her first solo album.
  • 11AM-Noon, Mass from Fordham University Church.
  • Noon-4PM, Ceol na nGael with Tara Cuzzi and Megan Scully: Celebrate Father's Day with us on Ceol na nGael as we play music from Finbar Furey, Phil Coulter, Cherish the Ladies and Frank Patterson.
  • 4-5PM, Woody’s Children with Bob Sherman: Then and Now: folksongs recorded over half a century by Dick Weissman, Joanne Davis and Charlie Maguire.
  • 5-6PM, Sound Opinions.
  • 6-8PM, American Routes: Grateful Journey: Kris Kristofferson.
  • 8PM-Midnight, The Big Broadcast with Rich Conaty.

Saturday, June 15th

  • Midnight-1AM, The Grateful Dead Hour.
  • 1-3AM, The World Cafe.
  • 3-6AM, Echoes.
  • 6-7AM, Sound Opinions.
  • 7-7:30AM, Fordham Conversations with Robin Shannon: On this week's show, Chris Williams talks to people who, in one way or another, have gone back to college. Cira Vernazza, director of Fordham University's College at 60 program, talks about how the university has special classes designed for people 60 and older. Three of the students in the program (Judy Bowman, Timothy Kiehn, and Peg Smith-Loeb) discuss the benefits of taking college courses after retirement. Then, Taylor Harris talks about moving back to her alma mater and her McSweeney's column, "Big Mom on Campus: Raising 2 Kids in a College Dorm."
  • 7:30-8AM, Cityscape with George Bodarky: They collect our garbage, and plow our streets after a snowfall, but New York City's sanitation workers often don’t get a whole lot of appreciation. On this week's show, we’re focusing our attention on the city’s sanitation workers, and we'll learn why it’s not okay to call them "garbage men." Our guest is Robin Nagle, the sanitation department’s anthropologist in residence. She'll join us to talk about her new book Picking Up: On the Streets and Behind the Trucks with the Sanitation Workers of New York City. We'll also dip into the Cityscape archives for segments with the city’s first female sanitation worker, as well as one with the late Andrew Macchio — a sanitation worker who loved to sing behind the truck.
  • 8-9AM, Míle Fáilte with Seamus Blake: Fathers Day  Beannacht ar gach athair.
  • 9AM-Noon, A Thousand Welcomes with Kathleen Biggins.
  • Noon-1PM, The Thistle & Shamrock: Heading South: Fiona celebrates the musical connections that captured her attention when she first travelled in the U.S. in the early 1980s by exploring the music of the Southern Mountains.
  • 1-4PM, One on One. New York’s longest running sports call-in show.
  • 4-8PM, Mixed Bag with Don McGee.
  • 8-10PM, Vin Scelsa’s Idiot’s Delight.
  • 10-11PM, The Bottomless Pit with Marshall Crenshaw.
  • 11PM-Midnight, Conversations from The World Cafe.

Thursday, June 13th

  • Midnight-2AM, The World Cafe.
  • 2-5AM, Echoes.
  • 5AM-10PM, It's FUV's Summer Music Guide: Get the the scoop on the 2013 summer festival season.
  • 5-10AM, FUV Music with Don McGee: Including the Question of The Day.
  • 10AM-2PM, FUV Music with Carmel Holt.
  • 2-6PM, FUV Music with Dennis Elsas.
  • 6-9PM, FUV Music with Darren DeVivo.
  • 9PM, FUV Live: It’s a Clearwater Festival preview and an early listen to songs from her forthcoming album, One True Vine, as Mavis Staples joins Rita Houston in Studio A.
  • 10PM-Midnight, The Alternate Side on FUV with Russ Borris.

Monday, June 10th

  • Midnight-2AM, The World Cafe.
  • 2-5AM, Echoes.
  • 5AM-10PM, FUV’s New Music Monday.
  • 5-10AM, FUV Music with Paul Cavalconte: Including the Question of The Day.
  • 10AM-2PM, FUV Music with Carmel Holt.
  • 2-6PM, FUV Music with Dennis Elsas: Including The Beatles Fab Foursome at 4:05.
  • 6PM, FUV Music with Eric Holland.
  • 7PM, FUV Live Broadcast: It’s a full Rockwood Music Hall stage as host Alisa Ali welcomes Robert Randolph & The Family Band for an FUV Live performance featuring tunes from their forthcoming album, Lickety Split.
  • 8PM, FUV Music with Eric Holland.
  • 9PM, FUV Live: Ahead of their Bowery Ballroom show, catch a Studio A session with Irish indie-folk band, Villagers, hosted by Alisa Ali.
  • 10PM-Midnight, The Alternate Side on FUV with Alisa Ali.

Sunday, June 9th

  • Midnight-2AM, Group Harmony Review with Dan Romanello.
  • 2-3AM, Beale Street Caravan.
  • 3-4AM, eTown: Brett Dennen / Razia
  • 4-6AM, American Routes.  [See 6PM]
  • 6-8AM, Mountain Stage.
  • 8-11AM, Sunday Breakfast with John Platt: A salute to married musical couples, including a studio session with Kim and Reggie Harris, who combine superb musicianship with a message of justice and peace.
  • 11AM-Noon, Mass from Fordham University Church.
  • Noon-4PM, Ceol na nGael with Tara Cuzzi and Megan Scully: Tune in to Ceol na nGael from noon to 4pm for the latest and greatest in Irish music. Plus community information at 1:30, 2:30, and 3:30 and the news and sports report from Dublin at 2pm.
  • 4-5PM, Woody’s Children with Bob Sherman: Clearwater Previews: our annual look ahead to the Great Hudson River Revival.
  • 5-6PM, Sound Opinions.
  • 6-8PM, American Routes: Festival Time in Lafayette, LA.
  • 8PM-Midnight, The Big Broadcast with Rich Conaty.

Saturday, June 8th

  • Midnight-1AM, The Grateful Dead Hour.
  • 1-3AM, The World Cafe.
  • 3-6AM, Echoes.
  • 6-7AM, Sound Opinions.
  • 7-7:30AM, Fordham Conversations with Robin Shannon: On this week’s show, Robin Shannon talks with Fordham’s Julianny Gomez and Dr. Aimee Cox about the term “Ratchet.” Julianny’s research examines how the derogatory term has been adopted as a way for young African Americans to police, embarrass and degrade one another.
  • 7:30-8AM, Cityscape with George Bodarky: New York City is known as the “concrete jungle,” but you won’t be hard pressed to find flowers here, from blossoms in Central Park to the bodega variety. On this week's Cityscape, we’re talking flowers. We’ll learn how to arrange a bouquet with deli flowers and visit a flower shop that doubles as a bar at night, among other things.
  • 8-9AM, Míle Fáilte with Seamus Blake: No education permitted for Irish speakers from the eighteenth-century to 1878.
  • 9AM-Noon, A Thousand Welcomes with Kathleen Biggins.
  • Noon-1PM, The Thistle & Shamrock: Alan Reid.
  • 1-4PM, One on One. New York’s longest running sports call-in show.
  • 4-8PM, Mixed Bag with Don McGee.
  • 8-10PM, Vin Scelsa’s Idiot’s Delight.
  • 10-11PM, The Bottomless Pit with Marshall Crenshaw.
  • 11PM-Midnight, Conversations from The World Cafe.

Thursday, June 6th

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