Jo Serrapere and Friends to Play a Benefit Concert for WHFR

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Join us Thursday, April 7th at Trinity House in Livonia (38840 W. Six Mile, Livonia, MI) during Radiothon week for a special benefit concert with Jo Serrapere and Friends.

No "Malt Shop" 2-4pm today (March 14th)

Dave has the day off... tune in next week!

"We Are Not Alone" Monday, March 7th, 2:00-3:00 PM EST.

Host David Twichell will be the guest on March 7 at 2 PM. Last month’s guest, Tony Sivalelli, will be the guest host. Twichell will discuss his own personal close encounter UFO sighting as well as the many other paranormal encounters he has experienced in his life that led him to developing We Are Not Alone for WHFR radio.
More We Are Not Alone info at https://whfr.fm/station/programs/malt-shop-we-are-not-alone-0

The WHFR Journal - Tuesday, 2/22/22 9am Special Edition - Tuskegee Airmen Presentation

The WHFR Journal - Special Edition

Due to the recent inclement weather, WHFR presents a special edition of the WHFR Journal, Tuesday morning, February 22 at 9am. As part of Henry Ford College and WHFR's celebration of Black History Month we present “The History of the Tuskegee Airmen: Their Contributions to the Military and Society”. The speaker will be Retired Major William Burnett, the founder and president of the Macon-Thomas West Bloomfield Chapter of Tuskegee Airmen. The Tuskegee Airmen are America’s first Black pilots and airmen who served in the U.S. Armed Forces, during World War II. Their strength of character, courage, and ability to triumph over adversity serves as a means to inspire others to rise above the obstacles in their own lives and achieve their goals. Before the Tuskegee Airmen, no African-American had ever been a U.S. military pilot. Join us this week at this special time, Tuesday morning at 9, and at our usual time of Friday, 1pm for the WHFR Journal at 89.3FM and here at whfr.fm.

Henry Ford Campus Closed - Classical Programming

The challenging weather is causing an interruption to our regular programming. Henry Ford College shut down Thursday afternoon and, when this happens, our DJs aren't allowed to come in to do their shows. We hope to return to regular programming at 10 AM Saturday morning, but that is dependent on the college reopening.

In the meantime, please enjoy our classical programming and stay safe and warm.

Latin Jazz Percussionist O.B. Sucarri on The Play It By Ear Show Sunday, February 20th at Noon

Join Terence Tyson for a discussion and music from Detroit-area percussionist O.B. Sucarri .
He will talk about how the band "PANAMO" was formed, his upcoming record release, and the stories behind his compositions, "Andrea Mia", "Angelito", and "Vicky".
Sunday, February 20th at Noon!

THE HOUSE THAT JACK SWING BUILT

The musical format is the same but it's time to make that change so please join me on Thursday Nights, from 10pm until Midnight, for that New Jack Swing Sound, spiced up with Hip Hop Soul, Rap, R&B, Gospel, Jazz, Soul and so much more on the station that continues to make waves!
#IAMMISSYJ

Acoustic Alternatives Feb 10th has a special guest!

This Thursday at 11 AM on Acoustic Alternatives with John Bommarito, John will be airing a pre-recorded interview with local singer songwriter Adam Plomaritas.
Since we aren't quite yet able to host guests in Studio Jay, John went to Adam's home studio for a chat and performance to talk about his upcoming release and show at Trinity House Theatre.

"We Are Not Alone" Monday, February 7, 2022. 2 – 3 PM EST.

Tony Sivalelli is the guest on We Are Not Alone. Tony has looked into the possibility of what he refers to as “Not-of-this-Earth Intelligences” for over 25 years. He has authored a book titled Ambassadors to the Stars, which explores this theme from a variety of angles. He also teaches what is called Basic Scientific Remote Viewing (or Basic SRV). Join us at 2 PM on February 7th to hear what he has learned through remote viewing, a practice sanctioned by the US pentagon for many years.

“Theme Attic” Expands to Four Hours!!! - Wednesdays, noon to 4pm

Some remodeling is taking place to WHFR's schedule: Another hour is being added to “Theme Attic!”
Hosted by Phil Maq, “Theme Attic”—now in its twelfth year, will continue with its offbeat musical mixture of eccentric and eclectic Rock, Jazz, Blues, Folk, and too many other genres to mention!

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