12:00amMonday-1
Show Description The Witching Hour is an eclectic show about Witchcraft and Paganism in a fun and practical way. Each week we will cover a subject of witchcraft with tips, tricks and laughs with other diverse guests in their practices. This show is very interactive and phone calls with questions or advice needed are welcomed. Each show will end with a weekly astrology report for our guests. This is all in hopes of breaking the stigma of what being a witch means. Host Personal Bio Dylan Howell is an intuitive psychic, witch and palm & tarot reader for over 13 years. She was born in Illinois and is a graduate of USF and is very active on all social media platforms surrounding witchcraft, spirituality and helping others. Click on the Read Button below to access the show archive.
2:00amMonday-1
Music from the WSLR Music Library
3:00amMonday-1
Thom Hartmann is a progressive national and internationally syndicated talk show host whose shows bring a progressive and alternative perspective to listeners.
6:00amMonday-1
BACKGROUND BRIEFING: A radio program featuring international and national news, expert guests, policy makers, and critics offering analysis and insight on national security, foreign and domestic policy, political, cultural, and social issues.
7:00amMonday-1
Scheduled On: Mondays 7 - 9am Host: John Dickman Tune in to hear some of the lesser-played, interesting blues that crosses the genres. Expect the unexpected and be pleasantly surprised. Click on the READ MORE button to learn about your host and to access the show archive including playlists and recordings.
9:00amMonday-1
ArtBeat with Kathleen Murray is a one-on-one interview program with artists, arts nonprofit workers, curators and art and design faculty. Guests will share the music that is getting their creative juices flowing and Murray will delve into big-picture conversation threaded through a social lens: Sarasota is known and touted by realtors and tourism officials as the “Cultural Coast” – the “city of arts and artists” but how do artists (especially young, emerging and/or artists of color) afford to live, work and stay mentally and physically healthy here and what (if anything) is being done about it? Tune in with Kathleen and find out. Scheduled On: Alternate Mondays 9 - 10am Host: Kathleen Murray Click on the READ MORE button to learn about your host and to access the show archive including playlists and recordings.
10:00amMonday-1
Democracy Now! is a national, daily, independent, award-winning news program hosted by journalists Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez. Democracy Now!’s War and Peace Report provides our audience with access to people and perspectives rarely heard in the U.S.corporate-sponsored media.
11:00amMonday-1
Music of the World, hosted by Marco Ciceron, brings you music from all over the world. Songs to help connect people, to enrich our culture, and to bring peace. The show was inspired from the 9/11 tragedy as a chance to do 'something' to work toward a peaceful planet. Scheduled On: Mondays 11am - 1pm Host: Marco Ciceron Click on the READ MORE button to learn about your host and to access the show archive including playlists and recordings.
1:00pmMonday-1
2:00pmMonday-1
Life on Longboat Key is a unique experience. I have lived it for two years now and hope to distill my experiences into a twice monthly musical luau. You’ll hear everything from Tiki, Lounge, Surf Guitar, 60’s Sunshine Pop, Reggae, Latin Jazz, Polynesian and Calypso. I’ll also mix in some Jump Blues, Vocal Standards, Novelty Tunes, and so much more. It promises to be a shindig for your ears, so pull up a lounge chair, slap on some sunscreen, pour yourself a cold one, and join us. Aloha! Gary Saunders (“The Ho Dad”) Gary has resided on LBK since December 2020. A native of DC suburbs, Saunders was a DJ in the SW Virginia area before embarking on a career in pro and college sports. A graduate of Virginia Tech, Gary is married (Eileen) and has two adult sons (Austin and Travis). He enjoys walking the beach, floating in the Gulf, eating out, and chilling at the SeaPlace pool. Gary has a large collection of record albums, many which reside in a mainland storage facility. Support for the Longboat Luau comes from:
4:00pmMonday-1
The Music Museum has an array of "listening galleries" for the adventurous music enthusiast. Each gallery has a music theme, and can provide the listener with new experiences of music. A recurring gallery will be "indie artists". Hosted by Ed Foster.
6:00pmMonday-1
On Economic Update with Professor Richard Wolff, Wolff and guests discuss the current state of the economy, both locally and globally in relation to the economic crisis. Economic Update is a weekly show for people who want to understand and change not only their own financial situation but also the larger economy we all depend on.
6:30pmMonday-1
Capitol Update is a half-hour public affairs program that airs nightly when the Florida Legislature is in session and weekly the remainder of the year. Through in-depth reporting, live interviews, and regularly occurring segments like Bill Track, the program provides viewers across the state with a clear, concise and balanced view of state government in action. Show Archive
7:00pmMonday-1
Mark Binder broadcasts a Grateful Dead concert from “today in history”.
9:00pmMonday-1
SynthWorld is a deep exploration of often overlooked and obscure electronic music sub-genres that produce some of the best that modern music has to offer. Expanding beyond a solid Synthwave foundation, listeners can also expect to hear: SynthPop, Outrun, IDM, Vaporwave, Datawave, Post-Rock, Darksynth, Chillsynth, DnB and Experimental. These styles often influenced by 80's & 90's sci-fi film scores and analog synthesizers take us into a not so distant past while adding a new age touch. You can follow his art, photography and life in general at his IG: https://www.instagram.com/scorched_earth_designs/
11:00pmMonday-1
Down the Road celebrates the music and musicians from New Orleans and the surrounding areas. We play Traditional Jazz, Swing, Funk, Klezmer, Rock, Rhythm and Blues, Brass Band, Ragtime, Soul, and stuff that defies categorization. From Louis Armstrong to the Rebirth Brass Band, from Sidney Bechet to the Panorama Jazz Band, from Dave Bartholomew to the Tin Men, you will hear the best sounds from the Crescent City. Follow on Facebook. Listen to archives on Mixcloud.
WSLR+Fogartyville is a center for creative expression and community engagement that amplifies the voices of our diverse community, and promotes peace, sustainability, democracy, and economic and social justice.
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