How to See WHRW's Show Schedule and Current Broadcast

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WHRW (whrw.fm) is a radio station site that shows what's on air right now and what's coming up next. The homepage lists the current show with its start and end times, host name, and genre, followed by the rest of the day's lineup. You can use it to check the current broadcast or plan around a specific show.

What the homepage shows

The homepage is organized around a running schedule. Each entry includes:

  • Time slot — start and end times (for example, 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm)
  • Show title — such as The Dump or The Merry-Go-Round Rumble
  • Host name — such as DJ Raccoon or DJ Faye
  • Genre — Pop, Rock, Folk, or Jazz

The current show is displayed at the top, along with the current track (title and artist) when available. Below that, the schedule continues through the day.

How to check the current broadcast

  1. Open whrw.fm.
  2. Look at the top of the page for the Current show block. It shows the show title, host, and its time slot.
  3. Check the Current track line for the title and artist of the song playing.
  4. To listen, use the Listen link in the site navigation. If playback fails, the Need Stream Help? link is listed alongside it.

Expected result: you'll know which show is on air, who hosts it, and what song is playing, without leaving the homepage.

How to read the daily schedule

The schedule runs down the page in time order. A Sunday example from the site:

Time Show Host Genre
1:00 pm – 2:30 pm The Dump DJ Raccoon Pop
2:30 pm – 4:00 pm The Merry-Go-Round Rumble — Folk
4:00 pm – 5:30 pm Cozy Catharsis DJ Faye Rock
5:30 pm – 7:00 pm The Sensory Room DJ Clementine & DJ Rigby Folk
7:00 pm – 8:30 pm Monkey Business Dj Nomad Pop
8:30 pm – 10:00 pm Fly By Night Radio Doc Mordechi Rock
10:00 pm – 11:30 pm The Sunday Service DJ Monk Jazz
11:30 pm – The Illest Blizz the Illest —

Use the genre column to find a block that fits what you want to hear, then note the start time so you don't miss the beginning.

Finding shows beyond today

The homepage schedule reflects the current day. For other days, use the Schedule link in the navigation menu, which sits next to About, Blog, and Contact. The site also has a Blog section for station posts and a Contact page for reaching the station.

Common snags

  • Times are local to the station. The listings don't state a time zone, so if you're listening from elsewhere, convert the listed times to your own.
  • Host names aren't always shown. Some entries, like The Merry-Go-Round Rumble, list a genre but no host, so don't assume a missing host means the show is off.
  • The schedule can shift. Treat the homepage as the live view and the Schedule page as the fuller picture; if a show isn't where you expected, check both.
  • Stream trouble. If the audio doesn't start, the Need Stream Help? link is the intended next step rather than reloading repeatedly.