Deb K

Ryan Cooke

In it's 26th year, a weekly, 3-hour, nationally syndicated radio show featuring both familiar and new artists of rock, folk, and other music styles in a thematic setting. Plus, In-depth interviews like you've never heard before.

Henry and Jane Fischer host the 1st 3rd and 5th Sundays

Sandra Hemeon-McMahon

RED RIGHT RETURN, variety mix, alternate Mondays from 6-9am

Justine uncovers new sounds while embracing old ones. You’ll lose yourself in a smattering of indie rock, electronic, alternative folk, psychedelic pop, chillwave, and a dash of shoegaze, be ready to jump, fist pump, and slow down with musing melodies.

Twitter/Instagram/Spotify: @stinasparrow

Email: justine@womr.org

BOB WEISER hosts "The Old Songs' Home" every Monday morning at 9:30 AM

Folk and acoustic, traditional and contemporary, new songs about old subjects and old songs about current matters, singer-songwriters and anon all in the mix.

You'll hear new releases by folks you've never heard of, old chestnuts from the greats, spiced with a touch of bluegrass, Celtic, Cajun, blues, and ethnic music. Songs about real people and their lives, labor and work songs, protest music, and comic relief are all included.

Bob brings his several lifetimes of experiences to the show- labor activist and metal worker, school teacher and salesman, cab driver and chef, father, farmers' market and food coop organizer, etc.

Bob produced close to 1000 musical events- folk, bluegrass, Celtic, festivals and more- before moving to the Cape. He's hosted folk music programs at WBRS 100.1 FM in Waltham, and the late lamented WADN (Walden 1120 AM) in Concord.

Bob has been with WOMR since 2001, and ably fills the void left by the late Jack Cullen, long the host of Monday Folk music at WOMR.

Felice Coral

On her "Roots n' Offshoots" show, Carol Courneen plays a variety of roots music including folk, blues, rock, country, and any offshoots that happen to sprout up along the way.

These roots spread far and wide to include such artists as Dylan, Van Morrison, Emmylou Harris, Levon Helm, Joan Baez, Neil Young, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, The Band, Mississippi Sheiks, and Gillian Welch. New and lesser known artists and groups are always taking root, and are frequently featured on the show. Tune in and find your favorite roots, every Tuesday from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM.

Rick Haggerty hosts “Kickin’ It For Peace, Culture & Education,” a musically significant and fun weekly 2 hour show devoted to musical themes (with commentary), such as musical anniversaries, honoring musician birthdays and musician passing. Also highlighted is “This Date in Music History,” along with social justice and climate related spots, such as Prison Radio and Yale’s Climate Connections. My show audience members have reported looking forward to great music and learning facts about musicians and their music and musical careers that they never knew previously. Past live music and interview shows of “Kickin’ It” are available on my youtube channel and Archive.org.

Alan Morehouse

DJ Chuck Cole

We start out quietly - Chants Or instrumentals...

Spiritual Awakening Radio: 5:30 - 6am the spiritual quest in the spirit of world music - produced by James Bean of Maine

New Dimensions: interviews with people who should be heard...on community radio 6-7am
Lori...Dougie...Dar...Marc...Lucy...
Loreena...Richard...Greg...Patty...
7-8am uninterrupted folk, singer-songwriters whose lyrics matter. Coffeehouse style acoustic music + more...often with previews of performers soon to be heard in our area. 8:30 - 8:45 Read-Aloud ... often in The Key of the Sea. My place of play + inspiration!

Thursday First Light - gentle music to start your day....

with Matty Dread
Bringin' the beats that move your feets. Using legends such as James Brown, Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, The Meters, Otis Redding, Al Green and Curtis Mayfield as a center of gravity, The Soul Funky Train also visits contemporary leaders such as Sharon Jones, JJ Grey and Michael Franti among others. Funk and Soul are broadly interpreted to include everything from swing and doo wop to blues, rock and jazz. We even go off the board entirely to indulge in the guilty pleasures of straight up pop candy. You don't need no baggage, just get on board.

A Plymouth resident, and long time Red Sox fan, Billboard Bob was bitten by the pop music bug when he first heard “Sea Crusie” by Frankie Ford (it reached #14 in April 1959). Over the years, he began to associate certain songs with certain life experiences, and then — he discovered the charts.

“Being a baseball fan lends the opportunity to analyze statistics, so why not translate this practice to music!” thought Billboard Bob.

Thus, began a relentless study of the billboard charts, which eventually led him to WOMR.

Deb K

Janice Murphy

In it's 26th year, a weekly, 3-hour, nationally syndicated radio show featuring both familiar and new artists of rock, folk, and other music styles in a thematic setting. Plus, In-depth interviews like you've never heard before.

Sam Holmstock hosts “Africa Oye” on the second Sunday of the month from 6-9 PM.

Sam is a percussionist specializing in African and Latin percussion and performs with The Mark Greel Latin Jazz Trio and roots rockers Reckless Roots. He teaches African and Cuban Drumming at Cotuit Center for the Arts. He also facilitates drum circles for special needs groups including Alzheimer’s, brain injury, autistic adults and incarcerated teens. Sam first got into radio in the early eighties as a public affairs producer at WXPN in Philadelphia, home of the syndicated radio show “World Cafe”. He then went on to a very part time thing at WMVY on Martha’s Vineyard in the late 80’s programming Jazz and World music on Sunday mornings. He currently programs folk, jazz, and world music at WKKL 90.7 in West Barnstable making “Africa Oye” at WOMR the icing on the cake.

Africa Oye, the lastest and greatest Pop styles from the length and breadth of the African Continent. With the occasional foray to communities of the African Diaspora Like Haiti, Garifuna Belize, Brazil and Cuba. The second Sunday of the month from 6-9 PM

RED RIGHT RETURN, variety mix, alternate Mondays from 6-9am

Justine uncovers new sounds while embracing old ones. You’ll lose yourself in a smattering of indie rock, electronic, alternative folk, psychedelic pop, chillwave, and a dash of shoegaze, be ready to jump, fist pump, and slow down with musing melodies.

Twitter/Instagram/Spotify: @stinasparrow

Email: justine@womr.org

BOB WEISER hosts "The Old Songs' Home" every Monday morning at 9:30 AM

Folk and acoustic, traditional and contemporary, new songs about old subjects and old songs about current matters, singer-songwriters and anon all in the mix.

You'll hear new releases by folks you've never heard of, old chestnuts from the greats, spiced with a touch of bluegrass, Celtic, Cajun, blues, and ethnic music. Songs about real people and their lives, labor and work songs, protest music, and comic relief are all included.

Bob brings his several lifetimes of experiences to the show- labor activist and metal worker, school teacher and salesman, cab driver and chef, father, farmers' market and food coop organizer, etc.

Bob produced close to 1000 musical events- folk, bluegrass, Celtic, festivals and more- before moving to the Cape. He's hosted folk music programs at WBRS 100.1 FM in Waltham, and the late lamented WADN (Walden 1120 AM) in Concord.

Bob has been with WOMR since 2001, and ably fills the void left by the late Jack Cullen, long the host of Monday Folk music at WOMR.

Reed Boland

On her "Roots n' Offshoots" show, Carol Courneen plays a variety of roots music including folk, blues, rock, country, and any offshoots that happen to sprout up along the way.

These roots spread far and wide to include such artists as Dylan, Van Morrison, Emmylou Harris, Levon Helm, Joan Baez, Neil Young, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, The Band, Mississippi Sheiks, and Gillian Welch. New and lesser known artists and groups are always taking root, and are frequently featured on the show. Tune in and find your favorite roots, every Tuesday from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM.

Rick Haggerty hosts “Kickin’ It For Peace, Culture & Education,” a musically significant and fun weekly 2 hour show devoted to musical themes (with commentary), such as musical anniversaries, honoring musician birthdays and musician passing. Also highlighted is “This Date in Music History,” along with social justice and climate related spots, such as Prison Radio and Yale’s Climate Connections. My show audience members have reported looking forward to great music and learning facts about musicians and their music and musical careers that they never knew previously. Past live music and interview shows of “Kickin’ It” are available on my youtube channel and Archive.org.

Squid Jigger's Blend with Tony Scungilli

Come tune in turn on and freak out to the full tilt outermost mooncusser primitive chunka chunka of THE SQUID JIGGER'S BLEND.
An in progress and in motion sonic collage of way gone pre-psychedelic garage thrown in with some murky superfuzz post-grunge shamanistic screaming life rantings, the sweetly fecund sounds of low tide surf guitar noir, some down low distorted reverbed revivalist tube amped snake oil, the romantic cynical conceptual continuity of obscure Frank Zappa guitar tunings, goofy-ass white boy emoh hip drop humpty bumps and the existential flotsam and jetsam that spurts forth from Sonic Trout.

Every Wednesday from 6-9 AM. Heigh ho.

DJ Chuck Cole

We start out quietly - Chants Or instrumentals...

Spiritual Awakening Radio: 5:30 - 6am the spiritual quest in the spirit of world music - produced by James Bean of Maine

New Dimensions: interviews with people who should be heard...on community radio 6-7am
Lori...Dougie...Dar...Marc...Lucy...
Loreena...Richard...Greg...Patty...
7-8am uninterrupted folk, singer-songwriters whose lyrics matter. Coffeehouse style acoustic music + more...often with previews of performers soon to be heard in our area. 8:30 - 8:45 Read-Aloud ... often in The Key of the Sea. My place of play + inspiration!

Thursday First Light - gentle music to start your day....

with Matty Dread
Bringin' the beats that move your feets. Using legends such as James Brown, Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, The Meters, Otis Redding, Al Green and Curtis Mayfield as a center of gravity, The Soul Funky Train also visits contemporary leaders such as Sharon Jones, JJ Grey and Michael Franti among others. Funk and Soul are broadly interpreted to include everything from swing and doo wop to blues, rock and jazz. We even go off the board entirely to indulge in the guilty pleasures of straight up pop candy. You don't need no baggage, just get on board.

A Plymouth resident, and long time Red Sox fan, Billboard Bob was bitten by the pop music bug when he first heard “Sea Crusie” by Frankie Ford (it reached #14 in April 1959). Over the years, he began to associate certain songs with certain life experiences, and then — he discovered the charts.

“Being a baseball fan lends the opportunity to analyze statistics, so why not translate this practice to music!” thought Billboard Bob.

Thus, began a relentless study of the billboard charts, which eventually led him to WOMR.

Deb K

Ryan Cooke plays soundtracks

In it's 26th year, a weekly, 3-hour, nationally syndicated radio show featuring both familiar and new artists of rock, folk, and other music styles in a thematic setting. Plus, In-depth interviews like you've never heard before.

Henry and Jane Fischer host the 1st 3rd and 5th Sundays

RED RIGHT RETURN, variety mix, alternate Mondays from 6-9am

Justine uncovers new sounds while embracing old ones. You’ll lose yourself in a smattering of indie rock, electronic, alternative folk, psychedelic pop, chillwave, and a dash of shoegaze, be ready to jump, fist pump, and slow down with musing melodies.

Twitter/Instagram/Spotify: @stinasparrow

Email: justine@womr.org

BOB WEISER hosts "The Old Songs' Home" every Monday morning at 9:30 AM

Folk and acoustic, traditional and contemporary, new songs about old subjects and old songs about current matters, singer-songwriters and anon all in the mix.

You'll hear new releases by folks you've never heard of, old chestnuts from the greats, spiced with a touch of bluegrass, Celtic, Cajun, blues, and ethnic music. Songs about real people and their lives, labor and work songs, protest music, and comic relief are all included.

Bob brings his several lifetimes of experiences to the show- labor activist and metal worker, school teacher and salesman, cab driver and chef, father, farmers' market and food coop organizer, etc.

Bob produced close to 1000 musical events- folk, bluegrass, Celtic, festivals and more- before moving to the Cape. He's hosted folk music programs at WBRS 100.1 FM in Waltham, and the late lamented WADN (Walden 1120 AM) in Concord.

Bob has been with WOMR since 2001, and ably fills the void left by the late Jack Cullen, long the host of Monday Folk music at WOMR.

Felice Coral