Henry Ford College Theatre Arts Department presents its 30th Annual Spring One-Act Festival this month. Find out more about the history of the one-act plays and lots about the HFC Theatre program when Lynn speaks with Gerry Dzuiblinski. Remember you can listen to this show from this website, anytime after broadcast: click on Talk Shows--Tuesday Forum--(select date).

Our special guest is Devon Akmon, Director of the Arab American National Museum, celebrating its 10th year. We'll hear about its origin and its mission: exhibits, collection, library, events, and education projects. Remember this show is archived on this website immediately after broadcast, for listening anytime: click on Talk Shows--WHFR Journal--(select date).

Host David Twichell interviews Linda Zimmerman, the author of over 30 books and a popular speaker, making numerous appearances on television and radio. From the “mysterious airships” of the early 1900s, to “missing time” cases since the 1920s, to the wave of massive triangles in the 1980s, to fascinating present-day cases, Linda Zimmermann’s research points to the possibility that the Hudson Valley region may be the most active in the country. Remember this show can also be listened to as a podcast from this website, any time after broadcast: click on Talk shows--Tuesday Forum--(select date).

Join Tom Wilson and special guests who explain, demonstrate, and evaluate the contribution of the late inventor of the first synthesizer: Dr. Robert Moog. Guests include Trevor Pinch, author of Analog Days: the Invention and Impact of the Moog Synthesizer. Plus, related music, both new and reissued rare music! SIX HOUR SPECIAL!

We're going to have a good time Thursday. The Gasoline Gypsies are bringing rock/country/funkiness up in Studio J. Fresh off the Space Funk Star Jams, featuring our own heroes The Bronze Mambas, Space Odyssey, and more, these four fellas are going to take us somewhere truly fun!
Their live shows are nothing less than a great time and they know just how to bring you to your feet. Tune in and fill your tank up on the station making waves, 89.3, WHFR.

Host Mike Holloway interviews Mary Light, a professional in the metaphysical art of Iridology, an alternative medicine technique whose proponents claim that patterns, colors, and other characteristics of the iris can be examined to determine information about a patient's systemic health. Remember you can listen to this show any time after broadcast as a podcast from this website: click on Talk Shows—Tuesday Forum--(select date).

WHFR is happy to be hosting the first annual Gospel Fest in the Adray Auditorium of the Fine Arts Building on the main campus of Henry Ford College. There will be 13 performers, vendors, and food trucks - so music, fun, and food can be experienced by all. The cost of admissions is only $5 and goes to support WHFR. For more information you can check out our Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/352619468270791/ We would love to see you at the event today! The main campus of Henry Ford College is located at 5101 Evergreen Rd, Dearborn, MI 48128 and the Fine Arts Building is building "F" on all campus maps.

An in-depth look at another great local non-profit organization: First Step, dedicated to helping survivors of domestic and sexual assault. Lyn interviews Theresa Bizoe and also Ailsa Blunk who leads First Step ARK—Animals Receiving Kindness, specifically helping abuse survivors with the issue of displacing their pets. Remember you can listen to this show any time after broadcast as a podcast from this website: click on Talk Shows—Tuesday Forum--(select date).

Yes they know how to work their samplers and loops, but combining tech with hard-hitting guitars, percussion, and the harmonies of two who Know they hail from Motown, make this a show you'll be glad you tuned in to. If you've ever wondered what Soft Cell or The Pet Shop Boys would sound like were they from the West End of Detroit, home to The Stooges and MC5, find out this Thursday, May 11 at 5p.m. Nigel & The Dropout will slam hard for one hour right here at 89.3 on the FM dial, and streaming at WHFR.fm, where you'll find a podcast of the show immediately afterwards.

Our local police chief will be in the studio to update us on a wide variety of crime prevention and enforcement topics, including Dearborn's highly regarded police training programs. In the second half of the show, retiring HFC professor of World Religions, William Secrest, will speak about his long career and the programs he has begun. This program can be listened to any time after broadcast as a podcast from this website: click on Talk Shows--WHFR Journal--(select date).