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Classical 24
Classical 24 by CLASSICAL 24
05/19/2024 - 11:12pm
Classical 24 Via Satellite
WHFR Sunday Night Mysteries
Escape 04/14/1950 The Golden Snake starring Tony Barrett by ESCAPE (1950) The Golden Snake
05/19/2024 - 11:11pm
WHFR's SUNDAY NIGHT MYSTERIES
Escape 03/21/1948 Misfortune Isle starring Paul Frees by ESCAPE (1948) Misfortune Isle
05/19/2024 - 11:10pm
WHFR's SUNDAY NIGHT MYSTERIES
Mercury Theater on the Air 10/09/1938 Hell on Ice stars Orson Welles by MERCURY THEATER ON THE AIR (1938) Hell on Ice
05/19/2024 - 9:45pm
WHFR's SUNDAY NIGHT MYSTERIES
Hotwax radio
Finches by Ill
05/19/2024 - 8:53pm
Gotten Gains
Latest News
"Beats To The Rhymes" Debuts on Memorial Day
Former host of The Zone Radio, Detroit's longest running hip hop radio show, returns to WHFR's airwaves with the new radio program, Beats To The Rhymes.
Hosted weekly by DJ Shawn Daniel, showcasing fine selections of instrumental productions and lyrics from artists past to present, each week's playlist will consist of any genre of Detroit Music, from hip hop, funk, soul, rock to jazz - leaving the listener with every broadcast, something fresh for your ears to hear.
As an ambassador for the Michigan music community, Shawn keeps an open-door policy on giving new music a chance to be heard on air.
Beats To The Rhymes will air Mondays from 9:00 - 11:00pm. Set your alarm for 9:00pm on Memorial Day, May 27th, to listen to the show's debut!
WHFR Journal Friday, May 17, 1pm
Tune in to the WHFR Journal Friday, May 17 at 1pm as we take a fun look at the HFC Mathematics Club and share details about their recent award-winning competition season. Also, we'll air the latest edition of Hawks: Where Are They Now, our alumni spotlight show hosted by Shai James-Boyd. This episode, Shai talks with HFC alumna Tracy Gardner, long time nurse and award-winning mystery novel writer, about her interesting career paths and advice for future novelists. Hope you'll check it out!
"WHFR Journal" Tomorrow at 1pm: "I Can't Remember if I Cried" author and a Mother's Day Legacy
Join us at whfr.fm or 89.3FM tomorrow (Friday, 5/10/24) at 1pm for the WHFR Journal. We'll speak with Lori Tucker-Sullivan, HFC alumnus and author of a new book called" I Can't Remember If I Cried: Rock Widows on Life, Love, and Legacy". We'll also hear a short segment called "Memorial" which speaks to the legacy of communicating with our mothers and how important those can be when we lose her. Tune in from 1pm-2pm and enjoy the program.
“WHFR PRESENTS” Wishes You A Happy Mothers Day
On Sunday May 12, WHFR Presents will feature three hours of the music of Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention for your listening and dancing pleasure.
Frank Zappa (1940-1993) was known to some as an eclectic rock musician but his work spanned across rock, jazz, modern classical and synth music. Going beyond his provocative lyrics and social commentary, Zappa's music incorporated the work of modern composers, jazz and the avant-garde.
WHFR Presents will feature the works of Frank Zappa concentrating, in large part, on his early work with the Mothers of Invention and his many instrumental works. Join me, Pat Frisco, for a three-hour ride into the world of Frank Zappa on Sunday, May 12, from 4-7pm EDT here on WHFR 89.3 fm and streaming on whfr.fm.
(photo from the LP We're Only In it For the Money c/o The Zappa Family Trust)
WHFR PRESENTS airs every Sunday beginning 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.
WHFR Journal Friday at 1pm
Tune in to the WHFR Journal Friday, May 3 from 1pm-2pm to learn about some free educational opportunities at HFC, including a planetary program and an apprenticeship informational session. Also, we'll air a special PRX program from Peace Talk Radio called "The 1871 Mother's Day Proclamation for Peace", which shares the story of Julia Ward Howe's 1871 Proclamation for Peace and her call for a universal Mother's Day to promote peace and disarmament. Hope you'll tune in and listen on Friday at 1pm.
