Local Program - Archive Only

A unique mix of music and commentary by DeShawn Issac.

Hot N Bothered: Cultivating Sustainable Resistance covers a broad range of topics related to environmental justice and climate change as they pertain to life in Columbus and the state of Ohio. Specifically, we will hone in on the landscape of leftist politics and community organizing in Central Ohio and the implications that these subject areas have for the future of our Midwestern city as the climate crisis progresses. We will share worker’s stories, organizer’s challenges, and interview people involved in the intersecting racial, labor, and climate justice movements. Each show will balance hope and struggle, with a deep delve into the theoretical backgrounds of each month’s topic, followed by an interview, a reflection period, and some brief calls to action that listeners can feel empowered to participate in. Lastly, we want to break down institutional barriers that historically gate kept this knowledge - our coverage of social theories, history, and the future will be discussed in a way that is accessible to all listeners.

Hosted by Wet Hands (Dvvid Watson, Albert Gray).

A radio show that airs Wednesdays 10-11pm EST on WCRS LP, 92.7/98.3 FM — folk, drone, ambient, psych, jazz, noise, et cetera

BIOHAZARD is bringing an alternative approach to the underground - It's a celebration of EDM on an undiscovered level

We know you're busy and keeping up with the news affecting you and your ADOS life is getting harder by the day. Every Friday at 10am join, Lisa and Daud, as they share undiscussed news, articles and information you may be missing. If you’re an American Descendant of Slavery, an ally or friend, this show is for you. Learn more about the ados movement, and stay up to date on the news you need to know. Don’t let news pass you by, Join us for great content and conversation!

Connection of Music Worlds by DJ Aloha

Avant post-grunge/ Dark Ambient, Instrumental (Lo-fi)
We are solo artist(s) who perform with acoustic and electric guitar adding electronic samples to create what is #BLEAECK!

...Music for expression, for mourning, for a continued existence as entropy ensues in "civilixyzation (end-game)"

Bleaeck started as a D.I.Y. prison outreach publication in August of 2015. This was in response to an international call for a Black September.

Over nearly a year some 16 micro-mailings were sent to political prisoners and prisoners of consciousness. The publication chronicled not only fictional shorts such as 'Conspiracy: Black Rainbow' [later the titular handle of Bleaeck's second mainstream release], 'Colx-Coxl' [the title of THUH's debut], anarchist-nihilixt-majik theory/philosophy, and also featured prisoners' responses.

The concept of the mailings was to create a dialogue through and across boundaries as well as endeavoring to affect cultural shift through the prison system especially with the historic national prison strike of 9-9-16.

Through that process, #BLEAECK developed as a media collective to continue to engage 'free-society.'