Get ready to dance and party as WHFR.FM celebrates a "Decade of Dance." In October of 2004, WHFR.FM started a show on Thursday evenings from nine to midnight called "The Journey into Trance." Ten years later, and now called "The Mix", WHFR radio host "BAM" continues to bring you the best in local Techno, Trance, House and Dance every Thursday evening spun live by local DJ's. Join us on October 25th, 2014 at Oakwood Bar and Grill in Dearborn to celebrate a "Decade of Dance" with mixes from many of your favorite artists from the show playing live including:
* Mr. Jeffrey Woodward
* DJ Stop-e & 2Tall
* Detroit Deep Sessions ( Dj Disc...Detroit, Brian Borsa, Tim CroniCk )
* Detroid vs. Radiohack
* NF-3 (aka DJ Deejay Roach, Carlos G, and Tunnel7)

This is a WHFR benefit with a $5 minimum donation at the door. 21+ please

Continuing our effort to inform you about the choices you need to make in the Nov. 4th election, we first interview Dearborn Schools Superintendent Brian Whiston about the "Hold Harmless" millage renewal proposal, and then speak with Debbie Dingell, Democratic candidate to represent the 12th District to the U.S. Congress. No sound bites allowed, and no attacks on other candidates! Can't catch the show? Remember it with be archived immediately after broadcast as a podcast on this website; for listening anytime, click on Talk Shows--WHFR Journal--(select date).

What the heck is a trunker? Find out as your host Lynn discusses trunkers along with all sorts of kid-friendly Halloween activities. Remember all WFHR talk shows are archived on this website as a podcast, available for listening anytime after broadcast. For this one: click on Talk shows--Tuesday Forum--(select date).

The Annual WHFR Record Show is Saturday Oct 18 from 10am-4pm at the Henry Ford College Student Center Building. This will be a great show with a wide variety of vendors setting up and selling vinyl, cds, tapes, movies, memorabilia, and more. ALSO, we still have tables available for any vendors who want to set up, If you are interested in getting a table please email whfr@hfcc.edu or call 313-317-6579 ASAP to reserve you table today! For more info about the record show see: http://www.whfr.fm/recordshow

Dave Twichell's guest today is Mr. Reinerio Hernandez, a J.D. (Juris Doctor) and Ph.D. candidate, founder of the Foundation for Research into Extraterrestrial Encounters (FREE), which has teamed up with some of the biggest names in Ufology and aspires to scientifically study the ET/contactee phenomenon as well as offer support to those involved in it. His new website is: www.experiencer.co. Miss this show? Liisten to it anytime after broadcast as a podcast from this website: click on Talk Shows--Tuesday Forum--(select date).

Whoopee! So, how do YOU celebrate? Keep listening to WHFR-FM, of course--local college radio [from Henry Ford College] at its best. Hear music and local news & talk that other stations don't offer--and no commercials. Therefore, though EVERY day with WHFR is special, here are two shows to note today: 1-2 PM, "WHFR Journal" interviews Paul Homeniuk, Green Party candidate for Governor, and 2-6 PM, during "Highway 61 Blues," a special live in-studio performance by R.J. Spanger's "Kansas City Six." Tune-in, tell others--we're "making waves"!

Like listening to live music? Fancy yourself someone others should listen to? Both are possible at Livonia's historic Thrinity House Theatre. Learn about this unique venue when Lynn speaks with Bill Keith, Trinity House Board President and concert coordinator, on the next edition of IMPACT!, the show about individuals and groups making a positive difference in the community. Can't catch the broadcast? Listen anytime afterwards to the podcast from this website: click on Talk Shows--Tuesday Forum--(select date).

Here are two more candidate interviews--with challengers not incumbents--before the Nov. 4th election. Today, they have been prerecorded, but certainty still give insights not possible with "sound bites" allowed by other media. Miss the broadcast? Listen to the podcast on this website: click on Talk Shows--WHFR Journal--(select date).

Continuing our series of interviews with political candidates in the Nov. 4th election--with challengers rather than incumbents--we will be talking today with Terry Bowman, Republican challenger for the U.S. Congress, 12th district (crazily gerrymandered to run from Ann Arbor through some of Dearborn and on down to Trenton). Note: we are giving candidates for Governor about 30 minutes each and others about 15 minutes--no 10-second sound bites!

WHFR-FM begins the election season with an interview with Mary Buzuma, Libertarian, running for Governor of Michigan. No sound bites here--we'll spend a full 30 minutes exploring her views (unlike how most other media seem to deny the existence of legal candidates). In upcoming weeks before the Nov. 4th election, we'll focus on the challengers not the incumbents, so you can make the best choices with your votes. Catch the podcast on this website if you miss the live show: click on Talk Shows--Tuesday Forum--(select date).