WHFC Local-Produced, Original Programming:   

• Jazz In The Morning,  M-F, 7-9AM.  Traffic, local events, educational features, and great jazz from yesterday and today, with host Gary Helton.

                                                     Daily Segments/Features:

                                                    7:00 - Kurt Kronke's MTA Bus & Commuter Train Report
                                                    7:10 - BirdNote
                                                    7:20 - The Fitness Minute with Annette Hammond
                                                    7:40 - StarDate
                                                    7:50 - Profile America
                                                    8:40 - A Moment of Science
                                                    8:50 - Isla Earth

                                                    plus traffic reports at 7:00, 7:19, 7:39, 8:00, 8:19 & 8:39.e

• Morning Classics, M-F 9AM - Noon, Saturdays, 12Noon - 3PM. A different host each day presents his/her own individual spin on the greatest composers and conductors in recorded history--from traditional masters to today’s classical composers and artists, plus Broadway soundtracks and opera.

Mondays - Charles Sumwalt
Tuesdays - George Phieffer
  Wednesdays - Fran LeBlanc
Thursdays - George Felton
                     Fridays - Ben Fisler                       
     Saturdays - Ellen Hopkins       

• Crossroads, M-F 1-4PM.  Various hosts present today's adult acoustic alternative (AAA) sounds.

•  Desert Island Jazz  Tuesdays 6-9PM, and Saturday, 5-7PM.  Classic, straight-ahead jazz spanning 1950 to present. Featuring jazz giants such as Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Bill Evans and Chico Hamilton plus up-and-coming talent deserving wider recognition, hosted by "Professor" Dave May.

• Blues & More In The Basement, Tuesdays, 9-11PM.  Skip's got the blues, and he wants to give them to you.
   
• The NOT-SO-Moody Blues, Tuesdays, 4-5PM, encored 11PM.  Not all Blues music gives you the blues.  Big Jim is your host.
   
• Art Beat, Tuesdays, 12:30PM.  It's your weekly spotlight on the arts in Harford County and vicinity, featuring artists, concert and venue information, upcoming performances and presentations, authors, exhibitions and so much more.

• THIS 70s Show, Thursdays, 8-10PM.  Polyester and bell bottoms are back, along with all the great songs of the doubleknit era. 
   
• Many Roads, Fridays, 7-9PM. It’s new age, contemporary instrumental and light jazz presented by Irene Stoss.

• The Gen-X 80s Show, Thursdays, 6-8PM.  Chris Ferris spins the tunes that "Gen-Xers grew up with.
   
• WHFC's Golden Age of Radio, Saturdays, 9AM - Noon.  Climb aboard Skip's "time machine" for a trip back to radio's golden past, with the likes of Jack Benny, Red Skelton, The Lone Ranger, Dragnet, and many more.
   
• It's Showtime!, Saturdays, 4PM.  Baltimore radio legend Alan Field brings you scores of scores from Hollywood and "The Great White Way."
   
• The Block Party, Saturdays, 9PM - Midnight.  Joyce Conroy spins "the platters that matter" from the 1950s, 60s and 70s.

• Coffeehouse Radio, Fridays, 4-5PM, encored Sundays, 3-4PM.  The talents of singer/songwriters come into focus each week, w/host Tom Wilson.
   
• Retro Radio, Saturdays, 7-9PM.  Greg Petrosino hosts this musical journey featuring both hits and obscure album cuts 60s & 70s.
   
• The Night Shift, Nightly,  12M-7AM.  New age, Celtic and lite jazz are featured throughout the night.

• Ed McBride's Reflections of Ireland, Sundays, 5-7PM, Mondays 4-6PM.  Maryland's longest-running radio program of traditional Irish music, news and sports.  .
   
• Feedback, Tuesdays, 12noon to 12:30.  Wayne Hepler hosts WHFC's local public affairs show, focusing on the people, issues and events that matter most, from the Mason-Dixon Line to the Bay. 
   
• The Zone, Wednesdays, 6-9PM.  "Where ALL music lives and thrives."  You never know what you'll hear in The Zone.  Hosted by Budii Walton.

• Anime Beats, Thursdays, 10PM-Midnight.  J-Pop and Anime sounds from "The Land of the Rising Sun."
  
  
   

• L.A. Theatre Works, Fridays, 10PM, encored Sundays, 9PM.  Contemporary, edgy and significant radio drama and comedy are presented each week by some of the top stars of Hollywood, recorded before a live audience.

• Value This, Mondays @ Noon.  Radio's weekly appraisal show, complete with priceless bad puns from Brian & Leon.

• Acoustic Café, Thursdays, 4-6PM.  Acoustic/alternative music at its best, complete with special in-studio performances and interviews.  Hosted by Rob Reinhart.
   
• WoodSongs, Fridays, 9PM, encored Sundays, 1PM.  Acoustic, singer/songwriter, folk, bluegrass, and more are featured before a live studio audience in Lexington, KY.  Hosted by singer Michael Jonathan.
   
• StarDate, Daily, 7:40AM & 5:58PM. It’s the ultimate daily guide for astronomers, produced by the University of Texas at Austin. Before you look up into the night sky, listen to StarDate.
   
• Jazz @ Lincoln Center, Tuesdays, 5PM.  Host Wendell Pierce presents jazz performances recorded at New York City's Lincoln Center.  From NPR and WFMT-FM, Chicago.
   
• Putumayo World Music Hour,  Fridays @ 6PM.  It's world music with a beat guaranteed to make you feel good!
   
• Celtic Connections, Sundays @ 4PM, encored Mondays 6PM.  Brian Kelso Crow hosts an eclectic hour of music from Ireland, Scotland, and the Canadian Maritimes, produced by WSIU-FM, Carbondale, IL.
   
• Music & The Spoken Word, Sundays, 8:30AM.  Inspirational music and talk from The Mormon Tabernacle Choir. 
   
• Earth Eats, Sundays, 8AM.  The latest news from the world of organic agriculture.
   
• Hearts of Space, Sundays, 8PM, encored 11PM.  Stephen Hill hosts America's longest-running, most popular radio program to feature New Age/Space music.
   
• River City Folk,  Wednesdays @ 9PM.  Folk and Americana music from Studio B in Omaha.
   
• The Midnight Special, Wednesdays @ 10PM.  Folk music with a sense of humor.
   
• Prime Time Radio, Sundays, 7AM.  Issues relating to the 50+ listener are discussed by host Mike Cuthbert and guests.
   
• Sunday Baroque, Sundays, 9AM. Now FOUR hours of baroque and pre-1750 music, hosted by Suzanne Bona.
   
• Art of the Song, Thursdays @ Noon, encored Fridays @ 5.  Explores inspiration and creativity through songwriting and other forms.
   
• Travel with Rick Steves, Fridays @ noon, encored Saturdays @ 3PM.  Author and travel expert Rick Steves hosts the radio version of his successful PBS television show.
   
• Bluegrass Breakdown, Sundays @ 2PM.  Dave Higgs hosts an hour of real American music, from Nashville Public Radio.
   
• Radio Deluxe with John Pizzarelli, Mondays @ 10PM, encored Wednesdays 4-6PM.  Jazz singer/guitarist John Pizzarelli invites listeners and famous guests into his living room each week for two hours of music straight from the Great American Songbook.
   
• An Organic Conversation,  Wednesdays 12-1pm.  An Organic Conversation focuses on organic food, healthy living and sustainable choices and discusses innovative solutions to today's environmental and social challenges. http://www.anorganicconversation.com/
   
• Night Lights, Mondays, 9PM.  An hour of classic jazz, hosted by David Brent Johnson.
   
• Afterglow, Sundays, 7PM.  David Brent Johnson is back, this time with a program of jazz and American pop.
   
• The JAMA Report, Sundays @ 1:59, 4:59 and 10:59PM.  A one-minute summary of news from The Journal of The American Medical Association.
   
• Martini Mix, Mondays, 7PM.  Two hours of contemporary and classic jazz and pop are presented by host Mike Martin.
   

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