WXXI and the University of Rochester join
forces to provide
NPR news and eclectic music programming.
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etown airs Mondays at 7 p.m.
etown is an exciting weekly radio broadcast taped in front of a live audience and features performances from many of today's top musical artists as well as conversation and information about the world around us. With the addition of inspiring e-chievement awards, listeners all over the country are reminded that individual efforts really do make a difference. etown is a place where respect for each other and our natural environment go hand in hand.
SOUND OPINIONS airs Mondays at 6 p.m.
Take two nationally respected rock critics, the latest music news, personal commentary, and exclusive interviews and performances, add a huge pile of records old and new, and the result is SOUND OPINIONS, the world's only rock and roll talk show. The program is consistently informed, engaging, and controversial dialogue makes it a unique and essential source for the top stories, albums, and trends in music.
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Concerts from NPR
more Concerts from NPR
Rock/Pop/Folk from NPR
more Rock/Pop/Folk from NPR
World Music from NPR
more World Music from NPR
Arts & Cultural Council of Greater Rochester
About the WRUR-FM 88.5 & WXXI Partnership:
WXXI and WRUR University of Rochester joined forces to strengthen both their services. The partnership has enabled AM 1370 to simulcast local and national programming on FM 88.5, helping to fill open airtime on FM 88.5. It also offers an opportunity for WXXI-AM, Rochester’s only NPR station, to broadcast on an FM frequency and reach people who may have difficulty accessing the AM signal, especially at times when AM 1370 must “change pattern” at night to avoid interference with other stations. NPR is currently simulcast on WRUR 88.5 and AM 1370 Monday.-Friday 5am-9am and 4pm-6pm.
WRUR-FM 88.5 is owned by University of Rochester Broadcasting Corporation and operated by the students of the university on a volunteer basis. The station continues to operate from its facility at the University of Rochester’s Todd Union building. Its format remains the same offering a diverse mix of musical styles, from hip-hop to classical.
