July 7th, 2010 / No Comments » / by WSLR 96.5 LPFM
Late nights rock on WSLR!
If you like hard rock, punk rock and heavy metal, by all means check out the late night programming on WSLR on Monday and Wednesday nights.
Preceded by Mark Binder’s Yesterday’s Dead Today at 7 p.m. and Mike Finly’s We Need More Jazz, the Monday evening musical fare kicks it up a couple notches at 11 p.m. with two new additions to the WSLR rotation.
At 11 pm tonight (Monday, July 26), tune in for The Harvey Smith Punk Show hosted by Dave O’ Sullivan. The Harvey Smith Punk Show highlights the music of old school punk bands like the Sex Pistols, The Dead Kennedys, The Misfits, The Ramones and more punk favorites and rarities.
Tune in next Monday (August 2) at 11 p.m. for The Rock Show hosted by Late Night Frank and returning after a successful July 19 debut. The Rock Show features deep cuts by rock, hard rock and heavy metal bands from the 80s and 90s and beyond, with a good dose of local rock included with each week’s show.
The Harvey Smith Punk Show and The Rock Show alternate on Monday evenings, so either way, WSLR rocks late at night on Monday nights.
And the fun doesn’t stop there…Every Tuesday morning at 1 a.m. The Nightmare Room follows the Harvey Smith Punk Show or The Rock Show with two hours of blistering heavy metal music, metal news and a smattering of comedic relief hosted by Lord Riot, with Princess Pain and friends contributing to the metal mayhem.
The metal madness continues every Wednesday evening at 11 p.m. with Metal Medicine – WSLR’s pioneer heavy metal show, featuring metal music, commentary and metal music reviews by Devin & Kyle.
If hard rock, punk rock and heavy metal aren’t your cup of tea, check out the WSLR program schedule, where you’re sure to find musical programming that fits your listening needs.
Listen to WSLR online 24 hours a day at: wslr.org/listen-live/
July 7th, 2010 / No Comments » / by WSLR 96.5 LPFM
Antsy McClain may be best known as a humorist, but he has been raising the eyebrows of fans, critics and fellow musicians alike. His poignant,observational writing style has received the praise of Willie Nelson, Guy Clark, Lindsay Buckingham, David Wilcox and countless others.
His music & show are a combination of hilarious stories and sociological observations about the trailer culture where he grew up in Kentucky.
Antsy performs solo and with a variety of musicians known affectionately as the Trailer Park Troubadors.
Catch Antsy and The Troubadors this week on the Friday Happy Hour before they yuk it up at Ace’s Lounge in Bradentucky Friday night; then head North to Skipper’s Smokehouse for a WMNF benefit concert Saturday night.
July 7th, 2010 / No Comments » / by WSLR 96.5 LPFM
Sal White Horse will interview James Magaska Swan of United Urban Warrior Society / A.I.M.—”Black Hills” S.D. After providing security for “The International Northern Hemisphere Indigenous Summit” at Crazy Horse Mountain, the American Indian Movement Black Hills South Dakota Chapter will start up patrols in South Dakota. Not since the 70′s during the infamous shootout with the FBI on the Jumping Bull Ranch and the 71 day takeover of Wounded Knee has the American Indian Movement been so visible in South Dakota. At this time the Police Chief and city officials in Rapid City South Dakota have been supporting AIM. AIM has also contacted “Western Community Policing Institue” at Western Oregan University where they have a Native Policing program. AIM will be involved with this training. Many other Native subjects and issues will be discussed.
July 2nd, 2010 / No Comments » / by WSLR 96.5 LPFM
Saturday July 3
Noon until 1 PM
This week on Newtown & Beyond…Janie Poe Residents Association President Valerie Buchand and Amaryllis Park Neighborhood Association and Police Advisory Panel member Barbara Langston stop by to discuss a number of topics related to Newtown, Amaryllis Park and the Janie’s Garden housing complex – including some concerns about the lack of parking at Janie’s Gardens.
Local Matters host Joe Hendricks will be filling in as guest host this week, with Newtown & Beyond host Lauretta Anderson taking the week off.
