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WHFR Presents

Eriee by Oliver Lake

07/06/2025 - 6:09pm
Ntu: Point From Which Creation Begins

Joro (Roscoe Mitchell) + Lori Song (Joseph Jarman) by Art Ensemble of Chicago

07/06/2025 - 5:54pm
The Paris Session

Crossing - Fourth Movement by Cecil Taylor

07/06/2025 - 5:49pm
Silent Tongues

Signals by Mal Waldron

07/06/2025 - 5:44pm
Signals

Side One Cut One by Anthony Braxton & Chick Corea

07/06/2025 - 5:43pm
The Complete Braxton

Latest News

On The Next "We Are Not Alone"...

We Are Not AloneJoin us for We Are Not Alone with host David Twichell the first Monday of each month at 2PM. We cover the UFO phenomenon and all things paranormal and talk to special guests about their experiences and research.

On Monday, July 7, we will speak with Denise Stoner who has been associated with MUFON for the past 21 years. She is a certified hypnotist specializing in forensic, regressive hypnosis and author. Her involvement in the UFO field spans more than 40 years.

Tune in at 89.3 on the FM dial in Dearborn/Detroit and surrounding communities, or listen anywhere via our online streamer.

This Just In: Episode 53

This Just InEpisode 53 of This Just In, WHFR's pre-recorded new music showcase, airs July 7th, 2025 from 8-9pm and July 8th, 2025 from 3-4pm.

This week's playlist:

Taj Mahal & Keb' Mo' ft. Wendy Moten - Better Than Ever [Blues / AAA]
The OneUps - Dating Tale [Funk / Video Game Cover]

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - Lonely Cosmos [Indie Rock]
Billie Marten - Clover [Indie Pop]
D/troit - Running on the Spot [Jazz / Insrumental Soul]

Amanda DeBoer Bartlett - Mama Rolls On [Folk]
Grackles - There Will Be Time [Indie / Americana]
Chad Kouri - Drift [Jazz / Avant]

Jody Redhage Ferber, Alan Ferber, and Mark Ferber - Paper Trombones [Jazz]
Hotline TNT - Candle [Indie Rock]
Wunderhorse - The Rope [Indie Rock]

Valeriana - Xico [Electronic / Ambient]

Tune in to This Just In each week as we feature a unique playlist of music recently received at the station, in a variety of musical formats.
To submit your music for airplay consideration, please visit the Contact Us tab on our website: https://whfr.fm.

"WHFR Presents": The Sounds Of "Freedom"

WHFR PRESENTSTo wrap up the July 4th holiday weekend, WHFR PRESENTS will explore the music of FREEDOM RECORDS, a jazz music label based out of England, featuring some of the great American artists of the late '60s and 1970s.

The program will include giants in the avant-garde such as Cecil Taylor, Albert Ayler and Anthony Braxton. Tune in this Sunday, July 6 from 4-7pm EDT to listen at 89.3FM locally (Dearborn/Detroit) or online at whfr.fm
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WHFR PRESENTS airs every Sunday beginning (usually) at 4:00 pm with a rotating cast of WHFR DJs, taking in-depth looks into the many genres of music that WHFR has to offer. Tune in at 89.3 on the FM dial in Dearborn/Detroit and surrounding communities, or listen anywhere via our online streamer.
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WHFR Journal this Friday, July 4 at 1pm: Community and the Tick

WHFR JournalOn this 4th of July holiday edition of the WHFR Journal, we'll talk about a sense of connection to the community we come from with a PRX special from December of 2024 called "Top of Mind - Community Traditions that Connect Us to Home" It’s the season for nostalgia, so we’re looking at how community traditions help us feel connected to the place we live. Is there a certain holiday, or time of year, when you’ll go out of your way to be in your hometown? The podcast shares stories from around the country of Christmas traditions, Fourth of July festivities, summer music jams and a host of quirky celebrations from small town America. Also, we'll talk about the dreaded pest the tick and your host shares her story of contact with this nasty bug and how to avoid getting bitten. Tune in Friday at 1pm and Happy 4th of July from the WHFR Journal.