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From the sonic-soundscape of Brooklyn, NY, A Wandering Daydream is a kind of 'slow radio' created by new media artist and musician Joshua Dumas. Each week, using a binaural microphone, he records a walk, and intersperses that field recording with music, poetry, and chit chat. Generally gentle, meditative, and perhaps a little boring, the show hopes to transport listeners to a restful expanse.

--Please note that after five seasons, A Wandering Daydream has wound down production. But don't fret as you can still access all of the amazing soundscape journeys either from the ElectroMagnetic Radio Mixcloud archives (link found at the very bottom of the station's main webpage) OR on Joshua's "Quite Errors" website directly below. 

AND DON'T FORGET TO TUNE-IN TO JOSHUA'S LATEST PRODUCITON: "Bad At Goodbyes" here on ElectroMagnetic Radi, airing in his usual timeslot: Sundays, 10am-12noon ET!

Curated by DJ Stodgie from the outer event horizons of ElectroMagnetic's music library. If you are all-in, then join us for a few hours of eclectic "Alien Wrok" tunage. Free-form radio at its loudest: current Alternative & Lo-Fi tracks; 80's & 90's Indi-Rock and New Wave gems from college radio's heyday; Old School Punk & Hardcore thrashing; plus Ska & Reggae beats; and some odds & sods in-between.

Get Out Here!

Mondays to Thursdays & Saturdays, Midnight to 3am ET.

Join duo Amrita and Andrew of Vijay & Stephens as they spin an undulating, omni-genre collection of tunes. Curating your Sunday supper with peripatetic sensibilities -- but currently broadcasting LIVE from Flatbush, Brooklyn. Whether it's new pop releases, internet house remixes, obscure r&b jams, global bangers or country classics, "Assisted Living" keeps you good company. 

Every Sunday, 6pm - 8pm Eastern Time.

The Asymetrics is a platform piloted by a group of like-minded friends based between Paris, France and Panama City, Panama devoted to music and arts from all around the globe, featuring artists, DJs and record collectors from many different horizons.

Featuring charts, stories, artworks, interviews and lots of mixtapes, the Asymetrics push the envelope in every direction, having as much fun with soulful eclectic records from dusty bins, forgotten classics, or obscure tropical beats, as with contemporary electronic music.

In that spirit, The Asymetrics Show, broadcasting LIVE from Panama and hosted by Kamarita and Malong, features eclectic grooves and exclusive material from the Asymetrics with no other purpose but to have fun and spread good vibes!

Every fourth Sunday, 1pm to 3pm Eastern Standard Time (Panama City) / 2pm-4pm Eastern Daylight Time (NYC) / 8pm-1opm Central European Time (Paris).

Bad at Goodbyes spotlights threatened plant and animal species from the IUCN Critically Endangered Red List. We shares facts, research and conservation information, and play field recordings of our subjects and their habitat, when available. Then we spend the bulk of the show creating a space for contemplation and mourning by performing a kind of elegiac soundbath. A soundscape of quietude, reflection, and maybe regret. It is unlikely that any of these species will survive the 21st Century. Perhaps we might acknowledge their passage with a moment of our attention, a recognition of our kinship, and with a commitment to personal and systemic change.

Broadcasting live from the Inland Empire in sunny SoCal, join DJ FranceBee for "The BeeSides". Serving up weekly themes to keep your minds and ears stimulated, like an expose of a specific music label and the artists that made it top rated; or the history of disco and how it became hated. From funkto punk and city pop to hip-hop, enjoy the chart-topping hits on the A-sides and the lesser-known misfits on the B-Sides. France Bee will take you on musical detours to keep you moving & grooving to help you vibe & thrive so you can survive your upcoming week.

Every Sunday from 7pm-9pm Pacific Time.

Join Jesse on his Black Shirt Mixtape sonic journey as he spins tracks live for your listening (dis)pleasure. New Wave to Hip Hop to Alternative and local artists - it's a wild two-hour journey straight from the suburbs of Dallas, TX! Come for the witty banter, stay for the eclectic tunes!

Broadcasting Live on the First & Third Thursdays of the month, 9pm to 11pm Central Time.

From the origins of accoustic Country Blues in the Mississippi Delta and eastern Piedmont to the Electric Blues that developed in urban centers like Chicago, Kansas City and Memphis and the rockin' Texas Blues that expanded further on these traditions, ElectroMagnetic's Blues Bird Cafe sings the desperate, moanin', angry, longin', glorious sounds of this American musical history.

Tune in for some call & response teutelage on the Twelve-Bar Blues structure, the foundation by which most all modern Jazz, R&B, Rock, Pop and so many other musical genres are based. Class is in Session so grab a chair and get on in here - Professors Blind Lemon Jefferson, Charley Patton, John Lee Hooker, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Lightnin' Hopkins, Stevie Ray Vaughan, just to name a few, are getting in tune.

Mondays & Fridays: 4pm-6pm ET

and,

 Tuesdays & Wednesdays, 5pm-7pm ET.

Technically speaking, the "blue notes" are pitches in the pentatonic scale that can be flattened or sharpened within the blues scale (Pentablues). Stylistically speaking, the blue notes exist between standard notes and they make up the greatest American art form.

Discover these "Bluest Notes" with Host DJ Badge while venturing through all the Jazz idioms -- Bebop to Hard Bop, Modal to Free Jazz -- exploring chords, rhythms and melodies. Delve into the greats like Horace Silver, Hank Mobley, Eric Dolphy, Jackie McLean, Stanley Turrentine, Freddie Hubbard and Joe Henderson, just to name a few. You'll spend some time with contemporary artists as well, including the likes of saxophonist Melissa Aldana, trumpeter Nicholas Payton and singer Gregory Porter.

Every Monday from 7pm to 9pm Pacific Time. You Dig?

Broadcasting live from deep inside her private bunker in Southern California, Bonnie's Vinyl Vault is an eclectic library of nearly 10,000 titles that blur generations, genres and genders. Host Bonnie Waters wipes away the work week and welcomes the weekend with two turntables and nearly three hours of anything-goes.

Fridays, 12Noon to 3pm Pacific Time / 3:00pm to 6pm Eastern Time.

Coming to you from the mountains outside Boulder, Colorado, Mark Duggan hosts "Box of Visions". What is it, you ask - A metaphor for a radio? Or a song? Or a delivery system for new, unusual and imaginative music? Maybe all of those but, for certain, "Box of Visions", along with its sister programs "JazzVisions" and "Ongaku" which air in this time slot from time to time, are a one-hour show mixing new releases and retro tracks to create a soundtrack that's cinematic, stylish, mysterious and sexy!

Airing on ElectroMagnetic Radio every Saturday from 5pm to 6pm Eastern Time. And again on Mondays from 7am to 8am Mountain Time.

Your Host and Master of Ceremonies Stephen Dima is back from the wasteland of morning radio. And he has A LOT to share! Join him, why don't ya at the Cosmos Cotillion... it'll be scary fun.

Broadcasting live from the ElectroMagnetic Satellite Studio at The Fulton Stall Markets in Lower Manhattan, Tuesdays from 9pm to 11pm Eastern Time.

A daily, global, independent news hour anchored by award-winning journalists Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez, Democracy Now! presents daily headlines followed by in-depth discussions from a rich diversity of people and perspectives rarely heard from in mainstream media. Guests include international journalists, scholars, respected scientists, authors, analysts, artists, filmmakers and ordinary people who are most affected by the news events.

Airing live, every Monday through Friday from 8am-9am ET.

All are welcome into "DJ Aviva's Aquatulle Attic" as we dig into her massive record collection for two hours of deep cuts and familiar tracks, including everything from punk to funk, all while telling stories of life at MTV and other music industry adventures.

Vinyl heads unite, here on ElectroMagnetic Radio!

Broadcasting LIVE, 10AM to 12Noon Eastern Time every other Thursday from the suburban wilds outside New York City.

Don't Think Twice is an exploration on living a freelance life. Join writers and creators Amrita and Andrew for conversations and interviews on figuring it out as you go along.

In 2024, SEASON 2 will reflect on one year of platonic co-parenting, and *lots* more. We will turn the lens to re-imagining the ways in which people relate to one another in the modern world: whether in family, community, partnership, or romance.

​Poet, clinical psychologist, and dear friend Marina Weiss returns to host these episodes; steering the ship, gently interrogating, and keeping us honest.

Find back episodes on the website link below.

Episodes Fridays at 10am Eastern Time, and replay every other Sunday at 9pm ET.

Broadcasting live from somewhere in Middle America, "Electric Radio Club" is for music enthusiasts who believe music can be emotionally motivating and meaningful. Hosted by Joi, a Mid-western artist and music junkie who creates themed playlists and discusses the inspiration behind her song selections. If you enjoy an eclectic mix of music, from doo-wop to indie rock, tune in for weekly episodes.

Broadcasting live from the Cotter Luppi Studios in Ghent NY, tune into the Flow Show for this sound collage and eclectic fusion of contemporary electronic/hip-hop/metal tunes mixed in with some live shredding and axe grinding. Guaranteed to expand your musical horizons, and likley your mind AND your world.

Live from Ghent, NY on Wednesdays, 9pm to 11pm Eastern Time.

It's a program worth tuning in for from Brooklyn, New York - Foreign Posse Radio is a show where foreign and domestic music is woven into one fabric. From DEMBOW, to Baile Funk, to Hip-Hop and Pop. The theme is always Unity Under One.

Bring your ears. Every Thursday, 3p-6p ET.

Americana to Post-Punk? Yup!

New Wave followed by Zydeco? Sheeee-it!

Chicago Blues & British Northern Soul? NO Doubt!

‘80’s Hard-Core as well as OG Classic Hip-Hop? Duh!

Country AND Western? We got both kinds!

Mountain Music PLUS Country Blues? No Worries!

Alt. Folk paired with Grunge? HELLZ YEAH!

Lost B-sides & Bebop? ABSOLUTELY!

This Pirate Radio Sloop is more of an Arc, broadcasting live from the EM-Radio MotherShip HQ in New York’s Hudson River Valley - What It Is!

Free-Form Radio Piracy - Setting Sail Every Sunday, 8pm-10pm Eastern Time, just off the Eastern Seaboard of North America.

Broadcasting live From Berlin (With Love!), Dr. Robert will explore a walking map of those cool and hidden topics related to Germany's current (and former) capital city - the cultural epicenter of Europe. Growing up in East Berlin, he stood on top of the wall when it came down. Dr. Robert is a leading expert on the history and culture of his city: from Punk Rock in East Berlin to the world class architecture of a once divided city to the town's wild nightlife. Conversations will be accompanied by groovy, influential alternative music and some rare soul tunes. As a special guest, the Good Doctor will occasionally be joined by special guest, teenage DJ Leila Sunshine (in German) to discuss topics important to today’s Berlin youth.

Every Other Thursday from 1pm-3pm Eastern Time, 8pm-10pm Central European Time.

From Benoni, Gauteng via Hudson, NY, it's the great African music machine - Hillbrow Happy Hour. A weekly, two hour radio safari - Cape Town to Kinshasa, Casablanca, Cairo, Djibouti, Windhoek back down to Durban and all that lies in-between.

Broadcasting from the rolling hills on the outskirts of Cedar Park, every Wednesday from 5pm - 7pm ET.

In 1979, I heard Michael Jackson for the first time - it was like being struck by lightning. Before that Michael Jackson moment, I had been listening to Simon & Garfunkel who, to this day, are still one of my favorite duos. Cecelia still breaks my heart. By 1985, I’d begin listening to Elvis Costello, Joe Jackson, The Talking Heads and The Police. A couple years later I would discover U2, R.E.M. and The Psychedelic Furs. Now my musical tastes had gone off the rails - I love everything. My musical journey is probably akin to so many other's who grew up in a similar time and circumstance... However, this one’s mine and I’m gonna share it with you.

Get "In The Mix" with me, DJ Badge, every Thursday from 5pm to 7pm Pacific Time / 01:00 - 03:00 GMT.

Here in the Jazz Swamp, you'll find a healthy mélange of the legends of traditional Jazz & country Blues, from the Bayous and Basin Street to the Crossroads and clubs scenes up north. A free-flowing mix of these great American art forms -- the musical signatures of this country. As the Smithsonian's Behring Center  says, "Jazz is about making something familiar - a familiar song - into something fresh. And about making something shared - a tune that everyone knows - into something personal." These are just some of the reasons why some people refer to Jazz as, 'America's classical music.'

From Rockin' Doopsie & Clifton Chenier to Lightnin' Hopkins & Big Mama Thornton; Wanda Jackson to Big Bad Voodoo Daddy; Scott Joplin & The Meters, plus Ornette Coleman and some Sun Ra to boot! Swamp, Stomp, Swing, Ragtime, Bee Bop, Cool Jazz, Free Jazz... And SO MUCH MORE!

-Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays: 4am to 6am Eastern Time - 09;00 to 11;00 GMT.

DJ Chris Edwards, coming to you from the West London Galaxy and beyond, is the man behind the Lost & Buried in Sound mixtapes, delivers a monthly clash exploring present and future music from Hip-Hop, RnB, Soul, Burk, Rare Groove, Drum and Bass, Reggae, Garage, Grime and many more Futuristic Sounds.

Every First Sunday of the Month, 2PM to 4PM Eastern Time, 19;00 to 21;00 GMT

The first offering from The Magic Mixtape project was released in June 2020 via their website MAGICMIXTAPE.CLUB. Magic Mixtape seeks to establish a musical dialogue between two collectors of organic sound material, vinyl records or cassette tapes. Each guest has one side of the cassette, 30 minutes, to share their selection of sounds. Every month there will be a new 2 x 30 minute Magic Mixtape in wave format to listen and/or to record on to a cassette. You will also find a cover of the month in PDF to print made by a guest visual artist.

Your host are truly international magicians: Juan Sebastian is French but has been living in Mexico City for 16 years now. His colleague Iskar is Indonesian and Mexican but he currently lives in Los Angeles. Join this groovy, global crew of 30-minute turntablists, selectors & mixmasters as we dig into their backcatalog for "The Magic MixTape Hour".

Airing the Second Sunday of the Month, 1pm-3pm Central Time / 8pm-10pm Central European Time.

And again on the Fourth Sunday of the month from 7pm-9pm Pacific Time / 10pm-Midnight Eastern Time.

No matter what time it is, it's time to get to Makin' Donuts... Your early morning, "Get 'Ya Moving" OR, depending on where you are in the Netaverse... Your late night, "Get Ready for Sleepy-Time" mix of Ambient, World, Soul, traditional & experimental Jazz, plus a few classic "pop" tracks, all baked-up and deep-fried with a sweet glaze on top to help you ease into/out of your day. 

I'll have a Apple Fritter and a Flat White, to go please...

Every Monday through Friday, 3am to 6am Eastern Time. 

Your middle of the ElectroMagnetic schedule, "HOWDY, Hoss"! Mid-Day Hey is a mix of the best Americana, Y'Alternative & New-Folk Tunesmiths. PLUS selections from yesteryear's Country & Western, Traditional Blues and Mountain Music Legends. There are some clear connective tissues and through-shots across these genres and artists. Songs with themes of a longing for family & home. Some are down on their luck, others have already pulled themselves up by their boot-straps. Most are salt of the earth folks while others are your run-of-the-mill outlaw men & women.

Good people and harder licks make for greater songs.

-Mondays, 2pm-4pm ET

-Wednesdays, 3pm-5pm ET

-Thursday & Fridays, Noon to 3pm ET

Come fly the fancy skies! Iris Berkeley is your pilot for "Modern Jetset", a weekly round-the-world trip through music, from soul to synthpop, reggae to R&B, Latin to lounge, and more. With a strong focus on new and recent releases, "Modern Jetset" also connects the dots between fresh new favorites and the vintage sounds and retro selections that inspire today’s independent music landscape.

Our itinerary includes two weekly flights: Tuesdays from 12Noon to 1pm AND Saturdays from 8pm to 9pm Eastern Time. Cocktail prior to takeoff, anyone?

As a child of the ‘90’s, DJ Riku is a Natural Born Digger. Inspired and influenced by his older brother who is also a DJ, Riku visits various record stores every week searching for that special smooth groove based in R&B and Hip-Hop. He is an active Selector and Producer in Kansai, Okinawa and, primarily, around Nagoya, Japan. Since 2016, DJ Riku has concentrated on creating Mixes and, during that time, has posted more than 100 works on Mix Cloud, steadily gaining solid props (so check his Mix Cloud links below!).

Saturday, 3pm-5pm Eastern Time / Mondays, 4am-6am Japan Standard Time.

Join Hosts and Cornell Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners Tim Kennelty and Jean Thomas, plus team members Teresa Golden (The Veggie Patch) and Linda Aydlett (The Hum of the Hives) for Nature Calls – Conversation From the Hudson Valley, covering all aspects of gardening, ecology, and nature in New York's Hudson River Valley. This weekly show is designed to entertain, inspire, educate and inform listeners who want to begin or enhance their gardening journey and/or explore other aspect of the Hudson Valley's natural resources. Using science-based resources, learn how to best enjoy and steward our natural ecosystem while adapting to the current climate realities.

Airing several times each week:

• • Mondays at 9am to 10am Eastern Time 1300-1400 GMT, and
  • Fridays also at 9am to 10am Eastern Time / 1300-1400 GM

Re-Broadcasting from 'Jerse, Brooklyn, Vermont and some other parts unknown. Friday Morning Quarterbacks Kris and Chris spend an hour+ of your time putting their money where their mouths are - and their friendship on the line with "Not For Nuthin' Sports". The best news in Sports since Huey Lewis.

Fridays, 2pm-3pm Eastern Time. 'K?

Oil of Dog is a weekly radio show hosted by Gary Storm. Gary creates relationships between different musical works, associating them by instrumentation, artist, history, genre, theme, ideology, subject matter or any way that any pieces of music can possibly be associated. He plays all genres of music from all periods of history. He plays comedy and spoken word recordings. He is a Disc Jockey. A jockey of vinyl discs, compact discs, cassette tapes, reel-to-reel tapes and digital files.

Gary is also a musician – skilled in viola and guitar - a writer and a water-law attorney with a Ph.D. in English. He also writes and records music for children. He’s been a radio disc jockey since 1976 - read more about his extensive radio career and creative endeavors on his personal website tagged below.

Oil of Dog originates out of Santa Fe, New Mexico, airing twice a week here on ElectroMagnetic: Saturdays from 10pm to Midnight Eastern Time. Then again on Monday’s from 8am-1oam Mountain Time.

"Old Timey Sauce," is Mountain Music, Bluegrass, plus a touch of Country Blues & Traditional Folk thrown in for good measure. So roll-up the rugs and put away the chairs to make room for cloggin', flatfootin' and buckdancing... because the fellers are bringing out the clear sauce and their fiddles. We're gonna have some fun.

This program explores the record shelves of San Francisco Bay Area-based PatricksVinyl. From a collection born in the early ‘90s and growing to this day with alternative, indie, new wave, Britpop, hip-hop and most everything in between, Patrick's Vinyl will air an eclectic, weekly set that will turn left into sub-themes and pay tribute to various artists’ bodies of work, all while staying true to the “two turntables and a microphone” format. 

Come take a spin with us - Wednesdays, 8p-10p Pacific Time / 11p to 1am Eastern Time.

Live from Philadelphia, PA and hosted by Jeffrey Alexander of DWLVS / Dire Wolves and The Heavy Lidders bands, progressive free-form radio DJ and record store wonk since 1986. The "Pome Pome Tones" is two-hours of free jazz, pastoral folk, psychedelic zones, new age environments and time-spanning deep vibes that may well open your eyes and ears to some new sounds and influential prior releases.

Every other Thursday from 10pm to 12Midnight Eastern Time.

Oi! Coming at you from the UK underground, "PulseBeat Radio" is a weekly program hosted by former punk rocker Wayne Elliott. This "magazine" format show focuses on new punk, alternative & garage rock releases, tour news, breaking & reforming bands... In other words, pretty much anything newsworthy from the underground rock scene in the last seven days.

Airing on Saturdays at 9pm Eastern Time / 6pm PT. And then again on Thursdays at 9am Pacific Time / 7pm Central European Time.

Broadcasting LIVE from The Salish Sea aboard the M/V Fortitude, your Hosts and Captains Suzanne and Steven Webster share the soundtracks and stories of life aboard a 54’ trawler in the Pacific Northwest. This is Pirate Radio at its finest - THIS is Radio Fortitude!

Plying the ElectroMagnetic airWAVES Every Other  Sunday from 9am to 11am Pacific Time.

Broadcasting live and in person from Chicago, Ill-i-noise, DJ Trudy G and RadioHitch bring you a cross-genre playlist based on a weekly theme, along with commentary and a dose of the week's music birthdays!

Every Monday night from 5pm - 7pm Central Time.

Broadcasting live from Cranford, NJ, the Venice of the Garden State, the Record Crates United Mixtape is the web radio counterpart to Record Crates United, a blog and website that focuses on underground and independent music of an eclectic nature. Artists and sounds from the past and present that may have or at least deserve to have a cult following will have their time here. No matter if a musician is an overlooked name on a major label, or has been self-releasing music from their basement for the last 20 years, they will be celebrated at RCU. And this show is a virtual, weekly mixtape for fans of the site.

Every Wednesday from 7pm to 9pm Eastern Time.

Broadcasting from Deep in the Heart of Dallas, Johnny K, The Record Ranger is wrangling records and sifting through the archives of The Texas Jukebox Project to bring your ears Record Ranger Radio and all those nearly lost and almost forgotten Honky-Tonk, Blues and Roots music gems, with a little something extra on the side.

Saddle up, every Tuesday from 6pm-8pm Central Time.

House Music is a Feeling… So get in the groove by joining the sound artists, deejays, and music/tech educators from Rhythm Science Sound for a twice-monthly serving of all things rhythm, bass and space resonating from the wide world of electronic music. Tune in every other Sunday of the month for the Rhythm Science Sound Sessions, an open format dive into electronic sound and rhythm, featuring genre spanning/bending mixes, sonic experiments and curated deep cuts.

Broadcasting LIVE from the Rhythm Science Sound Studios in Louisville, KY. Every Other Sunday, 12noon to 2pm Eastern Time.

Broadcasting Live from Dallas, TX, Bryan Kluger (aka, DJ Sinema) is putting the Sin back in Cinema with a briefcase full of songs and scores from Film, Television and even Pro-Wrestling that is guaranteed to thrill you, chill you and fulfill you. Enjoy the show! 

Wednesdays from Noon to 2pm Central Time.

Stonykill in Session are cross-spectrum installments hosted by the two proprietors of Stonykill Coffee & Records, guiding airtime between live music sessions and directionally themed music trips - all sourced from the many forms of recorded music and talented players in orbit of the shop. Broadcasts are live and conducted onsite from a perch that overlooks Chatham, New York’s oft-bustling main street and the bucolic splendor beyond, into which the shop happily transmits its strange and sometimes cultivated brew of refined aesthetic funkiness.

Broadcasting every other Wednesday, 3pm to 5pm Eastern Time from the DJ booth at Stonykill Coffee & Records - Columbia County’s premier coffee shop / record store, located in Chatham, NY.

The Sunday Cool Out show is a laid-back, relaxed vibe. DJ Dondelion grew up in Jamaica listening to his Mom, Aunts and Uncles jamming to music every Sunday afternoon. As a teen living in an apartment building on Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn, NY, Sunday morning was like a sound clash. Everyone had their music turned up, playing everything from Gospel, to Country, to R&B, to Classic Roots Reggae. That vibe kinda stuck and now, every Sunday afternoon, you will hear him blasting music from the RasFM Studio in New Jersey. Playing mostly (as he likes to call it) “Culture Reggae Music”. He also loves some of the reggae classics, so you will hear a lot of that stuff too.

The Sunday Cool Out, 4pm to 6pm Eastern Time, every Sunday with the king on internet radio, DJ Dondelion (Don Di Lion). 

A series of business conversations led by Mohanjit Jolly, Partner and Co-Founder of Iron Pillar, with global investors, entrepreneurs and C-Suite executives on their experiences and insights for creating successful global enterprises. Iron Pillar is a growth stage investor in technology enterprises built from India for the world.

Airing twice weekly from Silicon Valley, Dubai, Bangalore and Beyond.

-Thursdays: 8:30am-9:30am India Standard Time (aka, Wednesday 11pm Eastern Time. 8pm Pacific Time).

-Saturdays: 1pm-2pm Eastern Time (aka, 1oam Pacific Time & 10:30pm India Standard Time).  

Phil Edwards mixes sounds from London via New York via Kingston via Rio de Janeiro, and anywhere in between.  No planned route and no set destination - bangers and the obscure, guaranteed!

Serving up somthing special... On certain, special 1st Sundays of the month. From 7pm-9pm GMT / 2pm-4pm ET. Be sure to follow us on Instagram for program updates as you DO NOT miss this sonic feed, 'Cuz!

Broadcasting live from Montclair, NJ, The Deep End is an eclectic mix of Tony's favorite songs & artists from the birth of rock and roll through the present day. He touches on most genres while leaning heavily on 60s, 70s, and 80s rock. Some songs you will know, some not, but he double-dog-dares you to dislike any of them.

Take That Dare, Live Every Monday from 12noon to 2pm ET.

The Fuze, hosted by DJ Stooz of the hard to find but much respected Stooz Records in West Kill, NY, is a program dedicated to the different aspects of Prog Rock to Fusion Jazz and beyond. DJ Stooz shares the history, cuts together special themed sets, spins the deep cuts and even pulls a weekly "Epic Track" on this "prog rock for all" internet radio show.

Heat is coming off of the pavement distorting everything in the future, melting the wax full of recorded promises in this god forsaken heavy bag. Can't turn around there's just too much weight. Is there still a roach in one of these damn pockets? Even if there is, it's probably drenched in sweat, dust and the imprint of last night's excess. Here comes a big rig rumbling between the white lines. Have mercy on me dirty diesel gods and take me to the next riverside or jukebox. Those sounds from the country that beat us all down still have the ability to sooth. It's that high lonesome, we seek each other out. Reflect, relax, get tight and dance. Six more miles 'till the sun goes down and the Whippoorwill calls.

Currently broadcasting re-tread episodes from DJ Whippoorwill every Friday from 10am to 11am Eastern Time. Oldies, but still really Goodies.  Tune in and Chill Out.

The Map is a program broadcast on community radio station Edge Radio 99.3FM in nipaluna/Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. Hosted by Aeron Clark, the program provides a dedicated home for Tasmanian music of all styles. Running since August 2015, The Map has welcomed hundreds of local musicians into the studio. These artists are often experiencing their crucial first interaction with media, and just as often end up becoming serial guests at the station as their confidence grows. It is extremely important to The Map, and to Edge Radio, that local artists feel welcome and valued, and thus encouraged to continue participating in the local music ecosystem. The show has twice been declared a finalist in the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia's annual awards.

Edge Radio is a not-for-profit community station, in Hobart, Tasmania. As Hobart’s only youth station, Edge Radio provides a mix of music, entertainment, local journalistic content and information to enhance Hobart’s cultural landscape. Edge Radio broadcasts to the greater Hobart area on 99.3FM.

Broadcasting live from Sedona, AZ, your host Frank the Record Guy presents a sonic panorama of punk, post-punk, prog, power pop, Brit-pop, reggae, ska, blues, jazz, soundtracks, ambient, classic vocal and more! From genre- and era-specific sets, to artist spotlights, to anything goes! Aural feasts to stimulate and amplify your musical universe.  

Drop into “The VORTEX” to light up your temporal lobe and stay vibrant! Every Friday morning from 10am to Noon Mountain Time / Noon to 2pm Eastern Time.

Tune in to Uncle Stepmom Radio, Boise’s premier 2-hour radio show dedicated to unearthing the boldest beats and freshest sounds from punk rock, crank wave, indie rock/funk and beyond. Curated by Ali O’Malley, a seasoned rock and roll veteran with over 20 years in the music scene, this show is a place for those craving music that goes against the mainstream.

With a keen ear for the avant-garde, O’Malley shares innovative and underground music from her sonic journey as a music critic, diehard fangirl, musician and avid concert-goer. The goal of Uncle Stepmom is simple: to share good new music while maintaining a global perspective that embraces queer-centric and femme-fronted artists and ideals.

Join us for an off the beaten path adventure that starts right in the heart of Boise’s vibrant music scene. Brighten up your Tuesday afternoon with Uncle Stepmom, where you can expect to dance, laugh and hear new music from thoughtfully-themed playlists each week.

Airing each Tuesday from 1pm to 3pm Mountain Time AND Fridays from 8pm tp 10pm Eastern Time.

On Pirate Radio, it can be a fine line between What It Is, and What it Ain't... 'Cause, well, there's a lot of bilge-sucking sea scum out there on the web these days. LOTS!

Tune in to WHAT IT IS! for a treasure chest of new artists and new tracks, as well as some of the vital gems from the heyday of independent music that continue to influence today's cutting edge. Curated, updated and bin-sifted care of your music nerdy buccos here at ElectroMagnetic.

What It Is, 'Mates?

Tuesday, Wednesdays & Thursdays, 9am-12noon ET.

and,

Saturdays, 6p-8p ET  

The "Women in Vinyl Podcast" enhances and expands on what the Women in Vinyl organization as a whole aims to do: facilitate conversations from the vinyl record industry to educate, demystify, and diversify the vinyl community.

Your co-hosts, Women in Vinyl founder Jenn D’Eugenio and contributor Robyn Raymond, share interviews with reps from record labels, pressing plants, cutting engineers, record stores and more to share a look behind the scenes with those working in the vinyl record industry. Including tech talk discussions, to questions about vinyl you may not know but are too afraid to ask, and everything in-between. The goal being to support overall knowledge base and career development by sharing resources through collaboration and diversity within the vinyl community.

Starting April 12th, each episode will air, in chronological order twice a week, here on ElectroMagnetic Radio. Saturdays from 5pm to 6pm Eastern Time / 22:00 to 23:00 GMT. And then again on Wednesday from 9am-10am Pacific Time / Noon-1pm Eastern Time.