Fresh Tunes - Rock, Rhythm & Roll - Jazz Encounters - Global Rhythms - Under-Appreciated Gems - Deep Cuts - Musings
Keep Your Week Movin' & Groovin' - Till Then
First Time Spin On 'YCE
This Is A Must Have Album
For more than 30 years, The Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts has offered the community innovative experiences in the latest art forms. Today, they present programs in visual arts, film, dance, literature, performance arts and music. They provide artists with studio space, sales support and educational opportunities - all under one roof. To learn about the UICA and its new location at 2 Fulton Street West - visit UICA dot ORG
Join us Tuesday nights at 10:15 for 'Electric Poetry. Hear stylistic whiplash and verse from Grand Rapids' hardest working poets. And search archived episodes of 'Electric Poetry' at our website - WYCE.ORG - just search our Tuesday schedule.
Center for Inquiry Michigan seeks to foster a secular society based on science, reason, humanist values, and freedom of inquiry. CFI promotes the use of critical thinking skills and fact-based research. They host educational and social events for adults and children as well as develop communities where like-minded individuals can meet and share experiences. Translating humanist values into action for the common good of humanity, members also give back to their community through service projects. Learn more at C F I Michigan dot org or on Facebook: facebook dot com slash C F I M I
First Time Spin On 'YCE
The Rapidian is a hyper-local news source powered by you! This online citizen journalism project is intended to increase the flow of local news in the Grand Rapids community and its neighborhoods. The Rapidian empowers individuals to report the news from the inside out by providing tools, training, platforms and support. Get involved at the rapidian dot org The Rapidian is a service of the Grand Rapids Community Media Center.
Certified Gold In 1976 & Platinum In 1997.
"Jackson Browne" Has Long Been Recognized As A Timeless Collection Of Reflective Ballads Touching On Still-Difficult Subjects.
The Album Is Often Mistakenly Referred To as "Saturate Before Using." The Words Appear On The Album Cover, Which Was Designed To Look Like A Water Bag.
Browne Had Minor Success As A Songwriter But Was Unable To Obtain His Own Recording Contract Till Sending a Demo Of Jamaica Say You Will To David Geffen, Founder Of Asylum Records.
Remembering The 40th Anniversary Release Of "Jackson Browne." The Album Is Mistakenly Referred To As "Saturate Before Using." Released In January 1972.
Become a member of WYCE's Sustaining Circle for as little as $10 a month. Investing in our Sustaining Circle puts more of your dollars into the music you love every day. * It helps us save money on postage, paper and administrative costs. * and keeps on-air fund drives to a minimum. Spreading your support over time is easier on your budget. Plus it gives WYCE the security of a steady, reliable stream of programming support. Call WYCE at (616) 459-4788 to get started today!
Fulfilling A Request From Last Week. Thanks For Listening, Jill.
Disability Advocates of Kent County advocates, assists, educates, and informs independent living options for persons with disabilities and works to create a barrier-free society for all. Information on a wide variety of disability related issues is available for employers, organizations and other interested parties. Disability Advocates dot U S
'YCE Early Morning Deep Cut Spun From Glorious Vinyl
http://bbmgr.org/ WMEAC 1007 Lake Drive SE Grand Rapids, MI 49506 616.451.3051, ext. 24
Recorded In Mali With Resident Musicians
Good Morning! First Time Spin On 'YCE
Join WYCE From noon to 1 weekdays for the Red Hot Lunch! At high noon we bring you "Red Hot and NEW", a full set of music brand new to the WYCE library. Red Hot Lunch continues with twenty minutes of your favorite Blues selections with "Red Hot and BLUE"; and we top off the hour with "Red Hot and YOU", featuring music requested exclusively by YOU our listeners! It's the "Red Hot Lunch", weekdays from Noon to 1; right here on 88.1 FM WYCE.
