Check out Light from the Underground Saturday June 12, from 10:00 a.m. to Noon. Bill Keith will talk with hip hop artist, poet and author Propaganda about his new book "Terraform - Building a Better World." The interview will air at 11:00 a.m. They talked about what it means to terraform the world around us, neighborliness, and his love for the "D." As we head towards Father's Day, they also talked about Prop's song "We Let the Credits Roll" and the challenges of coming to terms with his father.

Join host David Twichell for his return to WHFR and the radio version of WE ARE NOT ALONE after a long hard year. Twichell’s first guest is Cheryl Lynn Carter, a freelance journalist and author, a psychic medium, remote viewer and UFO experiencer. Carter discusses the fact that she has worked closely with law enforcement agencies in the past to help locate missing persons and murder suspects. She describes her past encounters with UFOs and extraterrestrials. Make sure you tune in!

Former WHFR staff member Dunamis Archer overcame many setbacks to graduate from MSU with his bachelor's degree in communication. Dunamis is the son of longtime WHFR DJ Andre Archer, who hosts the Strictly Gospel show on Tuesdays from 2pm-4pm.

Listen this Friday, May 28 at 1pm for the WHFR Journal when we'll chat with HFC Music Director G. Kevin Dewey about the upcoming (and first-ever virtual) HFC President's Collage Concert (click on story title for full info). Kevin will provide details about the event that is free and open to all, and share how he reinvented the HFC Music Department throughout the pandemic to come out stronger.

Many thanks to those of you who pledged your support through a Radiothon 2021 financial donation. We are grateful for the vote of confidence you've shown in your HomeGrown broadcast and internet station, WHFR. If you have not yet made your donation, there's still time! Please click on the colorful donation link at the top of this page or reach out to me at 313-845-9842 or scmcgraw@hfcc.edu. Sincerest thanks!

Susan McGraw
WHFR General Manager

WHFR Radiothon is in high gear. Please make your donation today if you haven't already. We are spotlighting two home-grown bands that have a special place in the heart of WHFR: Labour day Weekend and Windy and Carl. Check out the story on the home page, below. As a reminder, Labour Day Weekend's show will air at 12pm and 4pm, and will include new music from their unfinished upcoming album plus acoustic tracks performed by vocalist, songwriter & guitar player Joe Kaminski.

Happy Earth Day to our Loyal Listeners from your Home-Grown broadcast and internet station, WHFR. We wish you a beautiful day and encourage you to celebrate and respect our earth through kindness, thoughtfulness, and purpose. Donate to Radiothon today to mark this festive occasion!

We have some "fun fact" Radiothon pledge levels this year to go along with our theme of "WHFR - Your Home Grown Radio Station." Thanks in advance for your pledge of support!
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$270 Pledge: WHFR's Power Level – We broadcast at 270 watts of power on the FM radio dial. This level Includes TWO Engraved Brass Leaves* on the WHFR Family Tree, located on the main wall outside of the WHFR Studios in Dearborn. Consider one for you and one to dedicate to someone else!
$100 Pledge: WHFR's Tower Level – Fun fact: Our broadcast tower is 100 feet tall.

WHFR is reaffirming our commitment to HomeGrown local and independent music during Radiothon 2021 and we are focusing on two bands we have nurtured throughout their career.

Two of the most celebrated Dearborn area bands – space-rock ambient duo Windy & Carl and punk band Labour Day Weekend – will be featured in a special way throughout the week, from April 19-24, 2021.

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It's been quite a year, and WHFR Radio has been right here with you. Whether you've been enjoying our classical music to help life's challenges or are thrilled to have our local, independent programming back on the air, know that our roots are firmly planted in our community. WHFR Radio has been committed to providing programming that is little else (or not at all) heard on the metro Detroit radio dial for 35 years. With original musical styles from talented and creative area artists and great local talk – we air what other stations won't.