The Anchor Holds with Peter Sheff Monday 11am -12pm The Anchor Holds is a Biblical commentary on news and events from around the world and around town. Hosted by Peter Sheff who has nearly 30 years of Bible teaching experience with extensive travel in several countries with pastorates in Alaska and Maine. | Beam Me Up with Paul Cole Saturday 4-5pmScience and Science Fiction stories and discussion. I discuss the cutting edge science or research of the day and how it has or might influence the science fiction of the future. Time permitting, I read some of the best and most interesting science fiction stories by some of the leading authors of today and the past. You can catch my show live or listen at a later time by logging on to my podcast at: www.beammeuppodcast.com |
Bee Guardians with Antje Roitzsch and Aimee Moffet First Weds 7-8pmAs bee guardians they will take you into the beehive and share the lives of the honeybees and their importance for all of us. Aimee and Antje will bring observations from the hive, honeybee facts, and will muse on what the bees can teach us, enlivened by buzzing bee music and poetry. | Country120 with host P.W. Sites Sunday 1-3pmBringing you the best in country from the 1950s to the 2000, Bluegrass and Southern Rock Back to Schedule |
Calendar Girl! Everyday, Every hourFind out what’s happening in Midcoast Maine. At the top of every hour Teisha Jones brings you highlights from the community calendar in the FreePress. | Classic Gold Radio Hour Kelvin Chapman Wednesday 2-3pm“Classic Gold Radio Hour,” with Claymoore Wales. This is a listener appreciation program. Each show will focus on one artist. Listeners are invited to call in 593-0013 and make requests for the upcoming weeks. |
Cole and Caroline's Classical Hour Sunday 11am-12pm We play pieces from the baroque era, from the classical period, from the romantic era, and we also play contemporary classical. Tune in to hear our show if you want to hear a diverse selection of classical music. Always feel free to call in and give us a suggestion on what you would like to hear! 593-0013 | Comforts and Joys with Mehuman Johnson Thursday 2-4pm
Meet the many amazing people who's mission is to share their sustaining talents with others.
Whether with food, music, art, faith, or fitness these citizens of love make daily choices to enhance the lives and experiences of everyone in our community.
Find out why and how they do it on: Comforts & Joys hosted by Mehuman Jonson
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Consumer Corner with Dale Hayward Tuesday 7-8amEvery Tuesday morning from 7am to 8 am Dale will provide tons of consumer interest food for thought. The information Dale will provide is that which he gathered from many resources. Dale will provide source of information so that you can do some exploration for yourself. This is not legal advise and should not be interpreted as such. Dale is concerned about consumer issues as many of you are. | Deep Breakfast Cafe with Jim "Ohio" Loffer Thursday 8-9amExpand your musical horizon on WRFR with “Deep Breakfast Café”. A fresh addition to the Thursday morning menu, this new program paints an audio landscape that is rich in both color and texture. The focus is on music that vibrates from chilled, ambient, and down-tempo grooves with splashes of classical, jazz, and dub tossed into the mix. These highly crafted compositions are especially designed to relax the soul, inspire creativity, or provoke deep thought. Take this scenic byway with your designated driver and host, Jim Ohio, every Thursday from 8-9 am.
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The Dinner Bell with Larry Beckwith Thursday & Friday 11am -1pmA large collection of older country music and interviews of famous country singers. Back to Schedule | Farmer's Got the Blues with Bonnie Farmer Friday 5-6pm Farmer's Got the Blues Show is a fusion of electric blues, rock blues, funky blues, folk blues, soulful blues and contemporary blues. Each week Bonnie Farmer, your host, will bring to the air upbeat dance music with great rhythms and tempos. Because the Blues are so alive in Midcoast Maine, Bonnie will be delving into the Blues Culture by airing occasional interviews asking real questions to real Blues Fans and Musicians about why the Blues has them so hooked! Her training as a Photographer and Blues Dancer has brought her full circle to this show which airs on Fridays 5-6pm drive time. For additional show information and play lists, please Facebook her at Farmer's Got the Blues at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Farmers-Got-The-Blues/165056873550687 |
The Folk Hour with Michelle McAnaney Thursday 6-7pm Join Michelle on Thursdays, from 6-7pm, for a mix of contemporary and traditional folk, singer-songwriters, blue/new-grass, and country folk music. From Woody and Bob to Ani and Dar, you will hear artists that weave a message into a great sound. | Golden Mystery Egg with Starcia Willey Alternate Mondays 5-7pmA genre blending mix of music not often heard on the fm radio. Fun Times! Back to Schedule |
Good News From A Far Country with Pastor Mike Kee Sunday 5:45-6:45pmThe format is talk. The subject is the Bible. We have preaching & great music. Sometimes we will hit on current events as they pertain to prophecy or the Bible. | Happy Hour with Chuck Gifford "DJ Chuckee" Tuesday 4-6pm Happy Hour. Featuring an eclectic mix of music you've probably never heard before. |
In Town Tunes with Jo Lindsay Monday 9-11 amIn Town Tunes with Jo Lindsay Monday 9am – 11am. Midcoast Maine’s local music show. The first hour Jo plays local musicians from the midcoast area, and the second hour she plays musicians playing in the area in the up coming weeks. If you don’t think there is a lot of music in the midcoast area you’re not listening!Back to Schedule | Jazz Cocktail with Denise DeVaney Friday 2-4pm
Join host Denise DeVaney on Fridays from 2 to 4 for a musical cocktail of
jazz, blues, crooners and torch singers - all blended with a few sips of
poetry. No straight lines here - we'll go where the jazz spirit takes us. Back to Schedule |
Jo and Cheech's Radio HourTuesday 8-9pmTuesdays from 8-9pm “Jo & Cheech's Radio Hour” focuses on creative projects in the midcoast. Hosts Rachel and Joelle Albury have interviewed Maine artists, writers, musicians and members of local community organizations. Listen to past shows at www.rajoartworks.com/shows.php. Sponsored by Tea Printers (www.teaprinters.com). Photo courtesy of Bonnie Farmer, host of Farmer's Got the Blues. | "Joe Friday" with Joe Steinberger Friday 4-5pmJoin the discussion, and call in. Joe will have new guests and topics every week. |
Living a Good Life with Terry Miller Monday 12-1pmTalks and Tips for good Health, Healing and Happiness. Weekly guests will discuss a variety of topics from a holistic perspective. Listeners are encouraged to call and join in with the dialogues. Back to Schedule | Keith's Studio with Keith Mackenzie Wednesday 8-10pmWednesday from 8pm to 10pm. Keith Mackenzie is your host for, "Keith's Studio." Keith will play different genres of music he likes and which hold special meaning for him. He will cover Blues, Rock & Roll, R&B, Folk with some surprises. Each week the selections played will be somewhat unique and different. What Keith plays will vary on his mood and energy level that evening and will be melodic and clean sounding. Keith hopes to open your ears to some good music, new to you and reunite you with some you already know. He hopes you will enjoy this experience with him.
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KELeidoscope with Claymoore Wales Monday 2-5pmClaymoore "Kel" Wales, Host of The KELeidoscope Show. One of his earliest childhood memories has to do with… MUSIC ON THE RADIO!!Combining well known standards with less-played album tracks and lesser-known covers, he showcases theme inspired programs reflecting seasonal events, significant dates, or… JUST HIS OWN PRESENT MOOD. Encompassing numerous genres, from the mid-fifties to present day, KELeidoscope’s range is full-spectrum; Always colorful and ever-changing. The only thing that remains constant is....Claymoore’s Dry Wit! Back to Schedule | Live From the Pit with Jesse McFadden Thursday 9-11pmYour host with the most, from coast to coast: Jesse McFadden! Bringing you your favorite favorite Suburban Noize artists, 90's and todays metal hits! With live weekly interviews. Back to Schedule |
Love your Library with Jo LindsayLast Friday of the Month 10-11amJoin host, Jo Lindsay, Steve Donoso (Rockland Public Library) and Ken Gross (Camden Public Library) as they discuss upcoming events at their libraries. Informative and often funny, "Love My Library," provides an in depth look at the programs offered at the Rockland and Camden Libraries. Join Jo, Steve & Ken for discussions, music, and laughter the last Friday of every month (sometimes a different Friday). Back to Schedule | Magical Mystery Show with Grey Bull Dog Tuesday 2-4pmTuesdays 2-4pm “Magical Mystery Show,” with host, “Grey Bulldog,” (Kelvin Chapman) following in the tradition of Tusk Walrus (Connor Mills, the originator of M.M.S.) Grey Bulldog continues to keep the Magic and the Mystery alive! Providing thoughtful showcases of artists and acts with themes, soundtracks, seasonal events or calendar dates. There’s always a rhyme and a reason with this program and he always dedicates a segment of special send-outs focusing on each of the show’s business sponsors. Sponsored by Rockland Farmers Market & Mexicali Blues on Rte. 1 in Newcastle. |
Maine On My Mind with L. Jaye Bell Fridays 9-11am (last friday of month 9-10am)Destination: Maine on my Mind
Hosted by the Gypsy Blonde, L. Jaye Bell, self appointed Maine TRA (Traveling Radio Ambassador).
The show features interviews with talented community members who are making a difference here in Maine. Actively promoting the community of artists, writers, creators, farmers, builders, entertainers, cooks, musicians, dancers, gardeners, theater people, summer people, or boat people, just about everyone has a story to share. A live interview format bridged with music this show will remind Mainers to appreciate where they are.
It will also help future Mainers to make the leap and show up. Soon.
| Matinicus Wannabe with Lock Kiermaier Monday 9-11pmLock will be playing a eclectic mixture of the music he loves: including rock, country, bluegrass, soul, rhythm & blues, folk, blues and whatever else he's into on any given Monday. Back to Schedule |
Medium Rare with Kit Macchi Tuesday 9-11pm Kit takes you on an exploration of styles and genres, new and old, familiar and unusual. Each week Kit will feature choice picks from her extensive vinyl collection, with occasional guest DJ’s from around the country sharing their own favorite music. Tune in every week to hear a different genre and to expand your musical horizons.
Sometimes you’ll be surprised. | Midcoast Morning Show with Steve Roberts Mon,Weds,Fri 7-8amMidcoast Morning Show with Steve Roberts. Local talk radio. Local events current events, local, state and national news, weather, stocks, school.....all discussed with humor and playfulness. Call in and join in the fun and share your thoughts and opinions with WRFR and our listeners. On Mondays, Jo Lindsay gets up really, really early and joins Steve! Back to Schedule
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Morning Mental Health with Ryan and Adrian Counce Saturday 10am-12pmJump-start your weekend with the Counce Brothers! We spin our favorite classic and new rock songs, from The Doors and Pink Floyd to G,N,R and Alice in Chains. We also feature live performances by local musicians, including ourselves! We encourage you to call with your requests, ideas and comments. Back to Schedule | Open Book with Jonathan KosnowFirst Wednesdays 6-7pmThis program consists of lively interviews with local authors, about their books. Topics such as history, the arts, and local lore are just some of the topics that will be explored. Back to Schedule |
Ordinary People with Ginger Wilson Tuesday 11am-12pm“Ordinary People” with Ginger Wilson. An interview program about people who have had extraordinary experiences. They might be your next door neighbor, in fact they probably are! Email Ginger if you would like to be interviewed in this program. ordinarypeople2011@yahoo.com | Out! As I Want To Be With Starcia Wiley and friends Wednesday 5-6pmThis show is created and organized by Rockland's very own GLBTQQAI youth group Out! As I Want To Be. We will be playing music by GLBTQAI artists and supporters of GLBTQQAI rights. We will also be hosting interveiws with members of the community and youth members. We will try to provide a perspective from the youth of our community, and also updates of our group. We are a youth group that supports gay, lesbian, bisexual, queer, questioning, transgendered, allied, and intersexed young people aged 14-22 in the Midcoast area. Out! As I Want To Be meets every Wednesday evening from 5 pm untill 8 pm, and every Friday night from 6pm to 9pm. At the meetings we talk, laugh, share, cook and dine together. It is a place for everyone to be themselves in a drug free and welcoming atmostphere. During our show we will let people know more about what we do, and special events that we will be attending. |
Pardon My French with Carol Ann Pretzel Tuesday 6-7pmYou don't have to be a great chef to enjoy eating great food, and you don't have to know French to enjoy listening to great French music. On "Pardon My French" Carol Ann puts together two hours of some of the best contemporary French music she can find, both from France and other places where French is spoken such as Canada and Louisiana. you'll hear Francis Cabrel, Francoise Hardy, Etienne Daho, Camille, and Kaolin, as well as some of the popular singers of years gone by, like Edith Piaf. You might hear a tidbit or two of news from France, or a French recipe, or information about the singers. Back to Schedule | Penobscot Bay Report with Ron Huber Saturday 12-1pmFor people who enjoy, work on and care about Maine's biggest bay. While relaxing to the natural and human sounds of Penobscot Bay--its waves, winds and wildlife; its foghorns, fishing craft and ferryboats--get your weekly update on the doings of local, state and federal agencies and interest groups grappling with overseeing the bay's commercial and recreational fishers and hunters, aquaculturists, coastal developer wannabes, and its licensed and unlicensed dischargers.
Hear recordings from recent bay-related meetings and public hearings, interviews with retired and working sea captains and readings from 19th century marine scientists exploring and documenting the state of the bay and the Gulf of Maine before the twentieth century's mechanized fisheries, petrochemicals and other advanced technology changed them forever. And learn how to become a Penobscot Bay Report radio correspondent! Back to Schedule |
Pretzel and Beer with Barry PretzelTuesday 7-8pmBarry explores the world of beer and ale He reviews new beers and the local brew pubs and retail stores that sell them. Barry also shares news stories about commercial and home brews, beer related events and breweries. Discussion includes beer culture and the economic aspects of brewing. Occasional guests join Barry for the program. When he's not talking beer, Barry plays some of his favorite songs: pop, soul and disco from the 1960s through the 1990s. Back to Schedule | Snooze Button Radio with Jim Loffer Wednesday 8-10amJoin host Jim Ohio for a musical pot-luck of songs spanning the 1960’s to the present and pulled from a cross of genres with an emphasis on catchy tunes to start your day off right.
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Positively Moody Blues with Ananur FormaThursday at 8-9pmThis show is creating a worldwide web buzz amongst our internet audience! Ananur will play only the music of the Moody Blues with a sprinkle of Astrological information. Ananur has been a professional Astrologer since 1976. Back to Schedule | Professor Bop
& his sometimes able assistant, Margaret RauenhorstMonday 7-9pmProfessor Bop and his sometimes able assistant explore the jurassic era of modern american music, (yes the contradiction in terms is intentional) called Bebop. We will feature such noteworthy constituents as Bird, Diz, Monk, Fats, Klook, and Bud. Some forays into more modern jazz are possible with a smattering of Beatniks thrown in. Back to Schedule |
Rhythms & Rhymes with Grampy Keith Monday 1-2pmRhythms & Rhymes with Grampy Keith,” that’s with host Keith Alley. A mix of poetry, old and new, along with music. The music may be anything from “popular” tunes from the 30’s through the 70’s, including country, rock, swing, and occasionally some classical pieces. Grampy Keith hopes to interest local folks who are writing verse to come to the station and read their own poetry for the listeners to enjoy! | Robin's Nest with Rockin' Robin Every other Monday 5-7pmJoin Rockin’ Robin when he will play everything and anything from Hendrix to Electroinca. Back to schedule
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Sanity Burn with Randy BouchardFriday 6-8pmThis show is designed to aid the community in making the transition from the insanity of the work week to the laid back sanity of the weekend. You will hear classic rock music, blocks of special classic rock with a purpose and all out fun on the radio. Not a moment of dullness, optimistic outlook and attitude sending listeners into a terrific weekend. Back to Schedule | Splash Wave with Allyn Walsh Tuesday 12-2pm A mix of alternative music. |
Syn Wave Radio with Spencer Reuillard Friday 9pm-11pm *Syn Wave Radio: The show that strives for conecting it's host (Syn) to the audience through the power of sound! From games to live performances to classic broadcast of music from classical to heavy metal and back, this show is time for eclectic electric fun and music!
* Syn is pronounced 'Sigh-ne, Sy-ne' | This Week on Main Street in Rockland with Lorain Francis Monday 8-9amJoin host Lorain Francis, on Monday mornings from 8 - 9 AM for This week on Main Street in Rockland . Our show is all about everything downtown Rockland, interesting people, local events, festivals, happenings and history. We mix in Rockland Main Street Inc's mission to enhance and protect the unique sense of place and economic vitality of downtown Rockland, add in some music, and have some fun!
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Thursday Matins with Peter Jenks Thursday 7-8amThis is a morning show celebrating the written and spoken word with poetry, prayers, lyrics, and with Peter Jenks and friends.
Designed to begin the day with insights and encouragement. Always open for input, ideas, stories and poetry to share. | Tribal Vibe with L. Jaye Bell Thursday 9-11am Tribal Vibe Radio Show blends Indigenous, Acoustic and Instrumental music together with Inspirational and Native Wisdom from Elders, Mystics and Sages. Tribal Vibe inspires, energizes and brings peace to your day. Tune into Tribal Vibe, "the Heartbeat of Mother Earth" hosted by L. Jaye Bell, Thursdays from 9-11 am. The live broadcast is sponsored by Juliana Pfeiffer of Pfeiffer Counseling Services, Leapin Lizards and Inner Tapestry. Tribal Vibe Radio Show is also heard on http://tribalvibe.podomatic.com. |
The Blue Door with Christine Murphy Tuesday 9am-11am The Blue Door - A music / talk show with a focus on seeing things in a positive light and how our perceptions can affect that. The meaning of the Blue Door?.....the blue door symbolizes that the home is a safe haven and the door opens in, inward towards the SELF. This show offers a variety of anything from special guests and discussion to a subject for the day or live music in the studio.....You can never tell what is on the other side of The Blue Door. Come on in .....ALL are welcome! You may contact me at maine2ireland@gmail.com | The Humble Farmer Sunday 7-8pmShould you take the time to sit before a mike for one hour every week and carry on a thoughtful one-sided conversation with a good friend, yours would be a welcome, appreciated voice. Do remember—your friend is in a car, in bed, working in a shop, or enjoying a meal. This is an intimate one-on-one conversation between you and your one close friend who is listening.
You don’t have to be a humorist to host a radio show. In fact, you’d be able to retire much earlier as an exorcist, a healer, or an expert on out-of-body experiences. If you’ve been picked up by a spaceship or slept with Tom Cruise, you can skip radio and go directly to Oprah or Montel. Back to Schedule |
The One on the Right with Gerald Weinand Thursday 1-2pm"The One on the Right," is a weekly show about politics in
Maine. The host, Gerald Weinand, who edits the blog Dirigo Blue, has been
covering state and national politics for over five years, and will discuss
happenings in Augusta and throughout the state, and what impact events in
Washington may have. Listeners are encouraged to call, email or tweet
their observations, complaints, or ideas on how to improve things in the Pine
Tree State. call in number: 593-0013. | The Vinyl Hour with Kyle SwanSunday 8-10pmThe Vinyl Hour” is hosted by Kyle Swan every Sunday evening from 8 – 10pm. The program showcases a variety of musical genres including the Blues, Jazz, Rock and Pop, Country, the Big Band era and more. Kyle plays only vinyl records from his extensive collection, broadcasting live. With turntables spinning, he travels back in time, “letting the tone arm gently ride the groove.” Back to Schedule |
Weekend Roundtable with Ron HuberSaturday 1-2pmWeekend Roundtable brings listeners the latest about one of Knox County's biggest, most politically-connected and controversial employers the Maine State Prison! Join host Ron Huber for and hour of investigative journalism, discussion and commentary about the Maine State Prison system—its regulations and policies and how well it meets them. Learn about the industry side of the “Prison-Industrial Complex”, elements of the “Good Old Boy Network” involved, and efforts to privatize Maine’s prisons, and hear reviews of conditions inside from prison guards and inmates. All interlaced with the wild music of Jimi Hendrix. Call-ins welcome.
Back to Schedule | Your Virtual Ballroom with "Johnny Ellis" Wednesday 12-2pm "Your Virtual Ballroom," with host, "Johnny Ellis," (Ray Christie)
Big Band music- the great sounds of the great bands of the swing era
reminding us of what we thought were the simple and carefree times.
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5105 with Phil Seitz Saturday 8-10pmThis is a multi-genre, multi-decade show ranging from the 50s to today and from Country to 70s Hard Rock/Hair Metal. | Occupy Movement with Aimee Moffitt-Mercer First Sunday of the month 5-6pmOccupy Movement: through inspiring music that rouses the body into movement and engages the heart we can create a potent alchemy that results in spirited action. This gives us a feeling of empowerment and abundance that is contagious and sacred, resulting in positive, healthy change in our lives, our community and the world.
Occupying the Heart + Movement of the Body = Sacred Activism.
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