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  • Outermost Poetry Reading

    Posted: April 26th 2021 @9:25 AM

    Click here to join the meeting and view the reading

     

  • Crank It Up!

    Posted: April 12th 2021 @9:08 AM

    Join or renew at the Sustaining level and receive a hand crank battery radio as our gift. Includes a USB charging port for your devices. Keep connected to your community even when the power goes out.

     

     

  • Last Day for a Doc!

    Posted: April 5th 2021 @10:08 AM

     

  • Theater Of The Mind

    Posted: February 2nd 2021 @12:01 PM

     

    Work It On Out

     

  • Radio Stars

    Posted: January 24th 2021 @11:11 AM

    Thanks to all of our volunteers and supporters who keep WOMR strong.

    These are just a few of the people that you hear on the radio:

    Sandra Hemeon-McMahon
    Fred Boak
    Mike Fee
    Chef Rossi
    Kathy Tarr
    Tony Scungilli
    Brenda-Conlan-new
    JustinePhoto
    Denya LeVine
    Pandora Peoples
    Scott Penn
    Ira Wood
    Carol Courneen
    [Show slideshow]

    click on the images to expand

     

  • Celebrate MLK

    Posted: January 16th 2021 @12:54 PM

    White Space: a short film by Michael Cestaro

    white space trailer1 from UPABOVE Creative on Vimeo

    Mozelle Andrulot, Tianna Esperanza, Alejandra Cuadra and Muska Yousuf relate their experiences of growing up on Cape Cod. Filmed in Provincetown’s historic Hawthorne Barn.

     

  • 8th Annual Joe Gouveia Outermost Poetry Contest

    Posted: January 4th 2021 @9:17 AM

     

  • ‘Tis The Season

    Posted: December 17th 2020 @9:03 AM

    Yule For Fuel

     

    Wellfleet Harbor Actor’s Theater once again presents the holiday benefit for Lower Cape Outreach Council. The holiday party is hosted by Stephen Russell and takes place on your screen from December 18-31 featuring archival performances from the last 12 years.

    The production features performances by David Roth, CRY (Chris Miner, Lynda Shuster, and Rick Sweeney), Rosemary Clancy and James Rice, Patty Larkin, Christine Rathbun Ernst, Sophie Crafts, Lucy Swain, The Fix-It Sisters (Susan Blood and Candace Hammond featuring Lucy Blood and Freya Rich), Bridget and Alli Doyle, The Chandler Travis Three-O, Catie Flynn, The Flakes, Tom Leidenfrost, and Broadway Central (Frank Poranski and Larry Chaplan).

     

    Cape Cod Christmas Cavalcade

     

    The Cavalcade is also happening again. The benefit for the Housing Assistance Corp. takes place virtually and in two parts hosted by Ding & Danny. The show features vintage clips from past Cavalcades and promises a few new surprises too.
    Get links and find out more at Chandler Travis’ website.

    Part one of the Cavalcade features:

    The Chandler Travis Philharmonic, Kate & Tad from Sidewalk Driver, Cla Da Bossa Nova, Zoe Lewis, Jordan Renzi with Tad Price, Suede, Toast & Jam, Fred Fried, Broadway Central, Gip Hoppe, Kami Lyle, Tripping Lily, The Spampinato Brothers Band, Christine Rathbun Ernst, Steve Shook & the Elftone Mostly Girl Revue, The Snowflakes, Fred Boak with the Athol Thingerth and more?!?

    Part two of the Cavalcade features:

    Siobhan Magnus, The Chandler Travis Philharmonic, Trevor the Juggler, The Ticks with the Cavalcade Players, John Shuman, Pierre Beauregarde, The Greenheads, The Rip-It-Ups, Scream Along With Billy, The Catbirds and more?!?

     

     

  • The 400 Club

    Posted: November 23rd 2020 @11:06 AM

    In celebration of our partnership with the Harwich (UK) Festival of the Arts and in recognition of the anniversary of the Mayflower landing in Provincetown, we aired excerpts of this year’s festival. Harwich, England was the home of the captain of the Mayflower, Christopher Jones.

    One of the performers featured in that broadcast was Matthew Crampton.  Matthew has produced a video about Harwich, the Mayflower and other stories of migration:

        

    For centuries Harwich has seen migrants leave for better things – and arrive in search of sanctuary. Here we meet some of these desperate people. And we see how such human cargo – such as transportees, the enslaved, kindertransport and other refugeess – has shaped Britain, and America.

     

    Donate Your Junk

    One person’s trash is another person’s way of funding community radio.

    If you’ve got old records or old vehicles, we’ll take them off your hands. Our partners will pick up your vehicle and sell it at auction so we get the cash. The records will go into the inventory of our record store which also generates cash to help support the station. Unfortunately, the record store is closed while the local COVID numbers remain high, but we’ll back and dealing as soon as possible. Call the office or email matty@womr.org to arrange for pick up or drop off of your unwanted vinyl.

     

  • Annual Meeting

    Posted: November 15th 2020 @8:50 AM

    Hear the state of the station and welcome the newest members of our board of directors, all from the comfort of your own home.

    The annual business meeting of the corporation (which is a lot more fun than it sounds) will take place this Saturday, November 21 at 1pm. Those interested in attending can get the link by emailing chris@womr.org

     

    Donate Your Junk

    One person’s trash is another person’s way of funding community radio.

    If you’ve got old records or old vehicles, we’ll take them off your hands. Our partners will pick up your vehicle and sell it at auction so we get the cash. The records will go into the inventory of our record store which also generates cash to help support the station. Call the office or email matty@womr.org to arrange for pick up of your unwanted vinyl.