What is WHRW (whrw.fm)?

WHRW is a radio station website built around live listening and a published program schedule. Visitors can stream the current show, see what's playing now (track title, artist, and current show), and browse upcoming shows by time, host, and genre. The site also includes About, Schedule, Blog, Contact, and a "Need Stream Help?" entry point.

What you can do on the site

• Listen live. The homepage surfaces a player area with the current track (title and artist) and the current show, so you can confirm what you're hearing before or while you stream.
• Check the schedule. Shows are listed with start and end times, host names, and genres, so you can plan listening around a specific program.
• Get stream help. A dedicated "Need Stream Help?" link is provided for playback issues.
• Read and reach out. The Blog and Contact sections sit alongside About for station information and communication.

How the schedule is organized

Listings pair a time slot with a show name, host, and genre. A snapshot of the Sunday lineup shows the pattern:

This structure is useful in two ways: you can find a genre block that fits your taste (for example, folk in the late afternoon or jazz late at night), and you can identify a host's regular slot if you want to follow a specific program.

Who it's for

• Listeners who want scheduled programming rather than an always-on shuffle: the schedule lets you tune in for a named show and host.
• Genre-first listeners: scanning the genre column is the fastest way to find a block worth streaming.
• Anyone checking what's on right now: the current track and current show display answers that without opening the schedule.

If you only want background audio, the live player is enough. If you want to catch a particular host or genre, start from the Schedule page and use the time-and-genre columns to pick a slot.