WJCU and the Waterloo Arts Festival 2008
The 2008 Waterloo Arts Festival continues to grow and WJCU is proud to be part of this great community event. At this year’s festival our outstanding veteran crew made up …
The 2008 Waterloo Arts Festival continues to grow and WJCU is proud to be part of this great community event. At this year’s festival our outstanding veteran crew made up …
Enjoy whats in your own back yard this summer by taking a trip to Stan Hywet Hall in Akron, Ohio! In episode 25 of Arts on the Heights, Uncle Fred …
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Come listen to a sneak peek with Uncle Fred’s review of “The History Boys,” now playing at The Beck Center for the Arts. Episode 18 will give you a great …
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2008 is in full swing and WJCU has just what you need, three brand new episodes of “Arts on the Heights!” In Episode 13 hear Uncle Fred’s review of “Bourbon …
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88.7FM hosted several big names in our University Heights studios this week as singer Sarah Borges and author Mary Morrissy stopped in. Speaking with WJCU’s Chris Hooton, lead singer of …
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WJCU is proud to continue our long history of highlighting culture and arts service opportunities, organizations, and events in our listening area. Uncle Fred of 88.7FM’s “Visiting the Folks” (heard …
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Bill Peters’ popular rock show “Metal on Metal” turned 25-years old at a packed celebration concert at the Beachland Ballroom September 15, 2007. Peters’ show first hit the WJCU airwaves …
In 1982 a DJ named Bill Peters started a rock metal show on 88.7FM. Today, 25 years later, he continues to rock. “Metal on Metal” is one of the longest …
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