MONDAY

5:30AM TO 6:00AM - A music mix to wake up to.

6:00AM to 8:05AM - NPR MORNING EDITION draws public radio’s largest audience - 7.5 million listeners weekly-with its in-depth roundup of what made news overnight. Morning Edition delivers what you need to complete your morning routines. Mixing humor and hard news, analysis and arts. Morning Edition begins at 6-8AM, Monday through Friday.

8:05AM to 9:00AM - LOCAL MORNING EDITION with Eric Schubring from Monday through Friday. A Public Affairs format featuring local, regional and national interviews. Tune in for regular astronomy updates with Greg Furtman, Sam Moore sharing Natural Resources information, or the LCO Reservation news. Also featuring Jim Hightower News commentaries, and reports from the Great Lakes Radio Consortium, Superior Broadcast Network and Ed Garvey.

9:00 to 10:00AM - Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman

10:00AM TO 12NOON - PATCHWORK promotes women in broadcasting, hosted by Eric Schubring featuring music mixed with all genres and genders.

12NOON TO 1:00PM - NATIVE AMERICA CALLING is a one hour LIVE call-in program distributed by Native Voice One. Guests include politicians, actors, musicians, artists, and professionals from health and business industries to debate the issues and invite listeners to call-in to interact with the guests Live on national radio. Native America Calling is produced from the studios of KUNM in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

1:00PM TO 5:00PM - PM EDITION "Fresh Cuts" with Jeff Jones Monday afternoon from 1-5PM. Featuring the tastiest new additions to the WOJB music library. Covering the latest pop/rock, native, blues, jazz, world beat/reggae, folk and country/bluegrass releases.

5:00PM TO 5:30PM - COUNTERSPIN A 1/2 hour program that exposes and highlights censored stories, biased and inaccurate news, gaffes and goofs from America’s leading TV pundits, racist and sexist media drivel, as well as showcasing independent journalism that cuts against the media grain.

5:30PM TO 6:30PM - AS IT HAPPENS the international news magazine from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation heard at 5:30 - 6:30 P.M., Monday through Friday. Hosts Barbara Budd, and Carol Off probe the major stories of the day, mixing interviews with coverage in an informative and often irreverent style. Their interviews are as often with people affected by the news as with the news makers, and the result is a very human and relevant analysis of the world’s top stories.

6:30PM TO 7:30PM - BEALE STREET CARAVAN Blues, New Orleans style

7:30PM TO 12 MIDNITE - BLUE MONDAY hosted by Steve Rheaume, Jeremy Hill, Bob Hielsberg, Aaron Williams and Captain Desultory. All the rhythms of all the Blues.
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TUESDAY

5:30AM TO 6:00AM - A music mix to wake up to.

6:00AM to 8:05AM - NPR MORNING EDITION draws public radio’s largest audience - 7.5 million listeners weekly-with its in-depth roundup of what made news overnight. Morning Edition delivers what you need to complete your morning routines. Mixing humor and hard news, analysis and arts. Morning Edition begins at 6-8AM, Monday through Friday.

8:05AM to 9:00AM - LOCAL MORNING EDITION with Eric Schubring from Monday through Friday. A Public Affairs format featuring local, regional and national interviews. Tune in for regular astronomy updates with Greg Furtman or Sam Moore sharing Natural Resources information, or the LCO Reservation news. Also featuring Jim Hightower News commentaries, and reports from the Great Lakes Radio Consortium,Superior Broadcast Network and Ed Garvey.

9:00 to 10:00AM - Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman

10:00AM TO 12NOON - PATCHWORK promotes women in broadcasting, hosted by Ronda Tworek and Nicky Kellar featuring female artists mixed with all genres and genders, but by no means exclusive to women.

12NOON TO 1:00PM - NATIVE AMERICA CALLING is a one hour LIVE call-in program distributed by Native Voice One. Guests include politicians, actors, musicians, artists, and professionals from health and business industries to debate the issues and invite listeners to call-in to interact with the guests Live on national radio. Native America Calling is produced from the studios of KUNM in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

1:00PM TO 5:00PM - PM EDITION Native Tuesday hosted by Native Affairs Producer Jeffrey St, Germaine featuring the best of traditional and contemporary Native American music, culture and public affairs.

5:00PM TO 5:30PM - LOCAL, REGIONAL NEWS RECAP a half hour program of public affairs recap of the day's Local Morning Edition and state news from American Press.

5:30PM TO 6:30PM - AS IT HAPPENS the international news magazine from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation heard at 5:30 - 6:30 P.M., Monday through Friday. Hosts Barbara Budd, and Carol Off probe the major stories of the day, mixing interviews with coverage in an informative and often irreverent style. Their interviews are as often with people affected by the news as with the news makers, and the result is a very human and relevant analysis of the world’s top stories.

6:30PM TO 7:45PM - DEAD DOG CAFE Comedy with Tom King, Jasper Friendly Bear and Gracie Heavy Hand.

7:00PM TO 12 MIDNITE - DRUM SONG a mix of contemporary and traditional Native music from around the country hosted by Barb Lacapa every Tuesday evening. Drum Song features interviews with local and regional native elders, leaders, and community members at 7:00 P.M. followed by 4 1/2 hours of music. Everything from Lac Courte Oreilles Badgers to Blackstone singers and contemporary artists like Bill Miller, John Trudell, and dozens of other native musicians.

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WEDNESDAY

5:30AM TO 6:00AM - A music mix to wake up to.

66:00AM to 8:05AM - NPR MORNING EDITION draws public radio’s largest audience - 7.5 million listeners weekly-with its in-depth roundup of what made news overnight. Morning Edition delivers what you need to complete your morning routines. Mixing humor and hard news, analysis and arts. Morning Edition begins at 6-8AM, Monday through Friday.

8:05AM to 9:00AM - LOCAL MORNING EDITION with Eric Schubring from Monday through Friday. A Public Affairs format featuring local, regional and national interviews. Tune in for regular astronomy updates with Greg Furtman, Sam Moore sharing Natural Resources information, or the LCO Reservation news. Also featuring Jim Hightower News commentaries, and reports from the Great Lakes Radio Consortium, Superior Broadcast Network and Ed Garvey.

9:00 to 10:00AM - Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman

10:00AM TO 9:30AM -Interviews with Theresa Depies discussing organic gardening on the 2nd Wednesday of the month; THIS WAY OUT - An award winning 1/2 hour news program on gay & lesbian issues around the globe. It offers summaries of news events, conversations with authors and lecturers, AIDS updates and humor and poetry. The program is hosted by Greg Gordon and Lucia Chappelle. Airs on the 1st & 3rd Wednesday, and Tiffany Nielsen of Honoring Our Children on the 4th Wednesday of the month.

10:30AM TO 12NOON - PATCHWORK promotes women in broadcasting, hosted by Fran featuring female artists mixed with all genres and genders, but by no means exclusive to women.

12NOON TO 1:00PM - NATIVE AMERICA CALLING is a one hour LIVE call-in program distributed by the Native Voice One. Guests include politicians, actors, musicians, artists, and professionals from health and business industries to debate the issues and invite listeners to call-in to interact with the guests Live on national radio. Native America Calling is produced from the studios of KUNM in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

1:00PM TO 5:00PM - PM EDITION "On the Porch" with Jeff Jones featuring guitars, banjos, harmonicas and mandolins will jockey for position with bata drums, bandoneons, mbiras and balaphons Telecasters and steel guitars are welcome to plug in, too. Heck, folks is folks no matter where in the world their porch may be.

5:00PM TO 5:30PM - LOCAL, REGIONAL NEWS RECAP a half hour program of public affairs recap of the day's Local Morning Edition and state news from American Press.

5:30PM TO 6:30PM - AS IT HAPPENS the international news magazine from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation heard at 5:30 - 6:30 P.M., Monday through Friday. Hosts Barbara Budd, and Carol Off probe the major stories of the day, mixing interviews with coverage in an informative and often irreverent style. Their interviews are as often with people affected by the news as with the news makers, and the result is a very human and relevant analysis of the world’s top stories.

6:30PM TO 7:30PM - TENT SHOW RADIO a one hour music show of musical guests from the Big Top Chautauqua with your host; Warren Nelson. Followed by our own locally produced music program

7:30PM TO 12 MIDNITE - FOLKWAYS A music show hosted each week by different hosts with a folk flavor. Join Ernie Martinson, Dave Kellar, Dave Zimmerman and Mark Pedersen playing American roots music to contemporary singer/songwriters.

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THURSDAY

5:30AM TO 6:00AM - A music mix to wake up to.

6:00AM to 8:05AM - NPR MORNING EDITION draws public radio’s largest audience - 7.5 million listeners weekly-with its in-depth roundup of what made news overnight. Morning Edition delivers what you need to complete your morning routines. Mixing humor and hard news, analysis and arts. Morning Edition begins at 6-8AM, Monday through Friday.

8:05AM to 9:00AM - LOCAL MORNING EDITION with Eric Schubring from Monday through Friday. A Public Affairs format featuring local, regional and national interviews. Tune in for regular astronomy updates with Greg Furtman, Sam Moore sharing Natural Resources information, or the LCO Reservation news. Also featuring Jim Hightower News commentaries, and reports from the Great Lakes Radio Consortium, Superior Broadcast Network and Ed Garvey.

9:00 to 10:00AM - Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman

10:00AM TO 12NOON - PATCHWORK promotes women in broadcasting, hosted by Cleo White featuring female artists mixed with all genres and genders, but by no means exclusive to women.

12NOON TO 1:00PM - NATIVE AMERICA CALLING is a one hour LIVE call-in program distributed by Native Voice One. Guests include politicians, actors, musicians, artists, and professionals from health and business industries to debate the issues and invite listeners to call-in to interact with the guests Live on national radio. Native America Calling is produced from the studios of KUNM in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

1:00PM TO 5:00PM - PM EDITION "In the Garage" with Jeff Jones. Back the car out, plug in the amps and prepare to annoy the neighbors. We'll spend the afternoon ripping through our favorite three-chord burners from the early 60's to the present. Jeff's garage is big and messy, crammed to the rafters with rockabilly, surf, British invasion, psychedelia, glam, proto-punk, punk and even a little insurgent country thrown into the mix. The common thread is ragged, rebellious and somewhat reckless attitude that has driven generation of parents and other authority figures to distraction.

5:00PM TO 5:30PM - LOCAL, REGIONAL NEWS RECAP a half hour program of public affairs recap of the day's Local Morning Edition and state news from American Press.

5:30PM TO 6:30PM - AS IT HAPPENS the international news magazine from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation heard at 5:30 - 6:30 P.M., Monday through Friday. Hosts Barbara Budd and Carol Off probe the major stories of the day, mixing interviews with coverage in an informative and often irreverent style. Their interviews are as often with people affected by the news as with the news makers, and the result is a very human and relevant analysis of the world’s top stories.

6:30PM TO 7:30PM - AFRO-POP WORLDWIDE Contemporary popular music from Africa and beyond. Every Thursday at 7PM, George Collinet brings the freshest and most exciting Afro-Atlantic music from countries not only in Africa, but the Caribbean, the Americas, and Europe as well. Each Afropop program features a visit abroad, a live performance, or a mix of recent studio recordings and interviews with featured artists.

7:30PM TO 12 MIDNITE - WORLDBEAT REGGAE Playing classic and trend setting Reggae, ska, and music from around the world till midnight. Hosted by Jody Wergeland, Laurie Broome, and B.P. Storm and Sue Menzel.

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FRIDAY

5:30AM TO 6:00AM - A music mix to wake up to.

6:00AM to 8:05AM - NPR MORNING EDITION draws public radio’s largest audience - 7.5 million listeners weekly-with its in-depth roundup of what made news overnight. Morning Edition delivers what you need to complete your morning routines. Mixing humor and hard news, analysis and arts. Morning Edition begins at 6-8AM, Monday through Friday.

8:05AM to 9:00AM - LOCAL MORNING EDITION with Eric Schubring from Monday through Friday. A Public Affairs format featuring local, regional and national interviews. Tune in for regular astronomy updates with Greg Furtman, Sam Moore sharing Natural Resources information, or the LCO Reservation news. Also featuring Jim Hightower News commentaries, and reports from the Great Lakes Radio Consortium, Superior Broadcast Network and Ed Garvey.

9:00 to 10:00AM - Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman

10:00AM TO 12NOON - PATCHWORK promotes women in broadcasting, hosted by Jacque Lindskoog featuring female artists mixed with all genres and genders, but by no means exclusive to women.

12NOON TO 1:00PM - NATIVE AMERICA CALLING is a one hour LIVE call-in program distributed by Native Voice One. Guests include politicians, actors, musicians, artists, and professionals from health and business industries to debate the issues and invite listeners to call-in to interact with the guests Live on national radio. Native America Calling is produced from the studios of KUNM in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

1:00PM TO 5:00PM - PM EDITION "The New Friday Show" with Jeff Jones prepares you for the weekend with a party mix of classic rock 'n soul. We'll be pulling the hits off the shelf. Move the furniture and roll up the rugs. Dancing is strongly encouraged.

5:00PM TO 5:30PM - MAKING CONTACT - 1/2 hour political, public affairs syndicated from a national perspective.

5:30PM TO 6:30PM - AS IT HAPPENS the international news magazine from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation heard at 5:30 - 6:30 P.M., Monday through Friday. Host Barbara Budd and Carol Off probe the major stories of the day, mixing interviews with coverage in an informative and often irreverent style. Their interviews are as often with people affected by the news as with the news makers, and the result is a very human and relevant analysis of the world’s op stories.

6:30PM TO 9:00PM - ECCLTAMANIA hosted by local artist extraordinaire-Joan Jacobowski,
who mixes music, drama, and a whole lotta fun!

9:00AM TO 12 MIDNITE - AT RISK RADIO, hosted by different volunteers each week. Tune in with either Mark Perrine, Fred Bourg, Uncle John, Phil Arnold or Captain Desultory, for music that just a tad risqué’.
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SATURDAY5:8:00AM TO 8:00AM - BIG BAND & CLASSIC JAZZ is hosted by volunteer Al Hixson, and Poppa Bill. Music from the personal collections of our Big Band hosts and WOJB produce the sweet sounds of the Big Band era every weekend.

8AM TO 10AM - NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO'S WEEKEND EDITION an effective transition to weekend programming with Scott Simon or Liane Hansen. Weekend Edition offers a combination of news, analysis, and features on just about everything. For a copy of a tape or transcripts of NPR programming, you can call 888 NPR-NEWS.

10AM TO 12NOON - MORNING FIRE a two hour public affairs program featuring national regional and local Native issues, Tribal School News, and telephone interviews with Native leaders, elders, and youth sharing information about the events in their communities. Hosted by Jeff St. Germaine.

12NOON TO 1PM - EARTH SONGS is a weekly music program featuring contemporary native music from artists such as Robbie Robertson, Indigenous, Bill Miller, Murray Porter, Joanne Shenandoah, and Robert Mirabel. The program is produced by Koahnic Broadcast Corporation, provided by Native Voice One.

1PM TO 5PM - SPICE OF LIFE MUSIC Hosted by a variety of volunteers and staff, who are dedicated to playing everything from Bluegrass, Jazz, Rock’n’Roll, Blues, Country, and Native music for your listening pleasure; Join Shirley Armstrong, Sue Menzel, Captain Desultory, or Jim Babbitt for a great mix of music. Remember, variety is the Spice of Life!

5PM TO 7PM - MOUNTAIN STAGE Live performance by musical guests such as Shemekia Copeland, Ani DiFranco, John Trudell. Hosted by Larry Groce every Saturday beginning at 5PM.

7PM TO 7:15PM - Northland Jamboree a fifteen minute Bluegrass program featuring live performances.

7:30PM TO 12MIDNITE - HONKY TONK is classic country tunes. This popular program is hosted by “Country Dave” & Nicky Kellar as hosts of Honky-Tonk. Tune is for the best, gosh darn country music of the northwoods.

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SUNDAY
5:30AM TO 8AM - BIG BAND & CLASSIC JAZZ Hosted by volunteers: Miner Hayward, Al Hixon and Melanie Meyer. Music from the personal collections of our Big Band hosts and WOJB produce the sweet sounds of the Big Band era every weekend.

8AM TO 10AM - NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO'S WEEKEND EDITION an effective transition to weekend programming with Scott Simon or Liane Hansen. Weekend Edition offers a combination of news, analysis, and features on just about everything. For a copy of a tape or transcripts of NPR programming, you can call 888 NPR-NEWS.

10AM TO 11AM - is a one hour public affairs series that features diverse perspectives on national and international issues. Alternative Radio programs challenge the conventional views usually promoted by the mainstream media. Guest speakers include; Noam Chomsky, Helen Caldicott, Alexander Cockbun, Michael Parenti, Edward Said, Ralph Nader, and many others.

11AM TO 11:30AM - TIME OF USEFUL CONCIOUSNESS better known as TUC RADIO is a weekly Public Affairs Program on Globalization, local resistance, the Environment and Native Nations. TUS Radio's unique focus on Globalization includes information on GATT, the WTO, the MAI, biotechnology, patenting of seeds and genetic material and their impact on our lives and on the earth. Speakers on TUC Radio include: Sandra Steingraber, Vandana Shiva, Winona LaDuke, Ralph Nader, and many extraordinary people.

11:30AM TO 12NOON - COUNTERSPIN A program that exposes and highlights censored stories, biased and inaccurate news, gaffes and goofs from America’s leading TV pundits, racist and sexist media drivel, as well as showcasing independent journalism that cuts against the media grain.

12NOON TO 1PM - THIS AMERICAN LIFE - Radio theatre from WBEZ in Chicago with your host Ira Glass. This American Life explores a weekly theme - fiascoes, Sinatra, conventions, the job that takes over your life - through a playful mix of radio monologues, mini-documentaries, “found tape”, and unusual music. The stories presented are engaging, intimate, surprising, funny, disturbing, bittersweet.

1PM TO 5PM - SPICE OF LIFE MUSIC Hosted by a variety of volunteers and staff, who are dedicated to playing everything from Bluegrass, Jazz, Rock’n’Roll, Blues, Country, and Native music for your listening pleasure; Join Jeff Ames, Dan Posh, Tom Jaspar, Arien Knopps or Dave Brygger for a great mix of music. Remember, variety is the Spice of Life!

5PM TO 6PM - NATURAL LIVING WITH GARY NULL - A program about alternative healing methods. Join Gary Null for information on everything from Echincia to the danger of Pet Foods to Hypoglycemia and Diabetes. Every week is a new topic and a new guest.

6PM TO 7PM - NEW DIMENSIONS - This insightful series looks at American culture through science, philosophy, business, health, the arts, politics and the economy. It explores the spiritual and the physical aspects of daily life. Hosted by Michael & Justine Toms.

7PM TO 8PM - RHYTHM SWEET & HOT - With Mike Plaskett of WDUQ in Pittsburgh

8PM TO 12MIDNITE - JAZZ REFLECTIONS - A wide spectrum of taste for the styles, periods, and transformations of jazz from America to worldwide. Locally hosted by Poppa Bill, John Sobieski and Steve Rheaume.