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Fridays 7-9
Eclectica
Eclectica is a musical journey that can be anywhere from ethnic world music, indie, electronic, hip hop, lo-fi, or possibly music from outer space. Your host Marianne is a sonic voyager seeking out ear candy that satisfies the soul. Take a weekly trip on her show Friday evenings from 8-10.
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Sundays 6-9 PM
Hayden CarpenterA Sunday Night Music/Interview show with special guests that range from Musicians, Artists, Athletes, Local Business Owners, Non-Profits, and all things Elk Rapids and surrounding areas.
We Will keep the public up to date on calendared events so folks know where the music is going to be, where the plays are, and all the great events are being held in the upcoming week. All while being backed up by Killer tunes, Live Music, and local stories.
Feel free to suggest and request! Sunday night Vibes.
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Sat 12-1 & Sun 10-11 - DJ Leo
Classical music, opera, classical and contemporary musical meets Minecraft, Destiny, and Fortnite. Let's learn, discover, and grow together.
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Weekdays from 8-11 AM
Listen to the morning show on village Radio, 99.7 LPFM WEIE with your host Jon Christy. Jon Invites you to start your day at 8 am with the uplifting and patriotic times of the early 40's. He will inspire you with the sounds of the big band era while engaging you with fun facts, and history about the eras best and least known band leaders and the songs that they recorded. Continue to listen as the programs second hour of smooth jazz will ease you into your day. In the third hour Jon will get your motor running with the best in classic rock. Listen from 8-11 every weekday morning to be inspired, informed and entertained on the morning show 99.7 on your FM dial. The Morning show with your Host Jon Christy
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Tues 6-8 PM
Big Melon
Featuring Blues, Jazz, Folk, Country, Bluegrass, Big Band, and all of the above genres that are found and expressed in Rock and Roll. Playing the music he loves, the soundtrack of his life.
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Thursdays 6-9 PM - Ivan J
Join Ivan J as he plays music from a mix of genres leaning heavy on adult alternative/alt country/classic rock and whatever else crosses his random mind. You might hear Hank Williams Sr. followed by Pavement.
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Saturdays & Sundays 11-12
DJ Nicky
Don't miss DJ Nicky's hip hop hour, where he's spinning family friendly hip hop - from Vanilla Ice, NF, Connor Price and more! Whether you're a 90's baby looking to revive your parachute pants, or one of our young listeners looking for some rap that Mom and Dad will approve of, DJ Nicky's got you covered.
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Sat & Sundays 12-2 PM
Dave LawsonTHE SHAKE OUT is an all-vinyl two-hour radio show hosted by Detroit DJ Dave Lawson, sharing shouldabeen hits and forgotten favorites. Dave connects deep cuts to familiar musical narratives through background players, producers, songwriters, and studios. Each week is an freerange genre romp through soul, rhythm and blues, early rock’n’roll, disco, funk, reggae, garage, Brill Building pop, NOLA, indie, jazz, City Pop, honky tonk, and who knows what else – all pulled from Dave’s personal record collection. Mostly 45s, always vinyl! Learn more at www.shakeoutradio.com
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Saturdays 9-11 PM
DJ Wonder"The Mix Tape" will feature a blend of musical genres. Primary genres for the show will include alternative rock, rock, folk rock, and electronica.
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Mondays 7-10 PM
Nick RangerProgram Desc.
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Saturdays 11 PM-Midnight
DJ Phil RuediPROGRAM DESCRIPTION
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Sun 5-6 PM, Wed 6-7
Alex SmithProgram Desc.
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Sun 4-5 PM & Wed 5-6 PM
DJ Aubri
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Time - Aaron Timlin
A special program featuring Village Radio’s own advisory board members as they spotlight stations from around the world. Each week Aaron will share the curator’s handpicked station in a one- to three-hour listening journey.
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TIME - Tyler Vess
Take a journey through time with Chansons Chronologiques, a weekly hour-long exploration of francophone music from its earliest roots to modern-day sounds. Hosted by James Tyler Vess, this rich and eclectic series begins with ancient traditional music of French Canada and winds its way through the decades—highlighting folk, wartime ballads, 1960s yéyé pop, African and Caribbean francophone music, disco, techno, early hip hop, and alternative rock.