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Blues musician Big Frank Mirra hosts "Blues on the Run" on Tuesdays with former blues radio producer, Music Director of Blues/Roots/American. Dennis Gruenling is the host of "Blues & The Beat," spinning everything from the legends of Chicago-style blues like Muddy Waters, the jump blues styles of Joe Liggins, New Orleans blues of Fats Domino, and vocal blues and R&B from the likes of The Spiders every Thursday. 'Friday Night Live' focuses on blues and blues-based music.

RetroRadio features pop & rock oldies programming for those born from the late 1940s onward. It focuses on music released between 1960 and 1985. Hosts include: former 1010 WINS news anchor Judy DeAngelis, general manager Duff Sheffield, Mike & Jacqui Phillis, Steve Nicholas, Ian Ranzer, Opie, Gale Martin, Jack Picknatello, Marc Brodsky, Mike B, Evan Toth, Mister Pete, Bob Konig, Big Al, Brian Norton, E.B. Fisher, Ghosty. WFDU 89.1 FM Radio ~ Voice of FDU.

Lise Avery began broadcasting her show, "Anything Goes!!" from WFDU in 1998, which features a fun, unpredictable mix of standards, jazz & classic pop with a bit of almost anything else. Rob DeScherer started at WFDU in 1990 with his show "Crescent City Roadhouse," featuring the best blend of Music America Blues, Country, & Singer/Songwriter Folk, with a special accent on Cajun & Zydeco music.

Evan Toth is the host of "The Sharp Notes" which features interviews with a wide variety of artists and performers across multiple genres. Paul Butler has been with WFDU since 1985 hosting The Imagination Parade, a blend of stories, songs, and sometimes contests and prizes for kids and the families who love them. Recently, he also started hosting another kids show called, 'Kids Cross Roads'. Bill Shibilski, even after a decade in retirement, is back with Polka Party every Sunday evening. Vicki Solá has been hosting Que Viva La Música for over 30 years now and she has been associated with WFDU (FM) since 1981. Andres Padua aka “Mr. Hard Salsa,” a contributor to Que Viva La Música since 2012, and a regular on the show since May 2013, has come on board officially as co-host with Vicki Solá for Que Viva La Música. "THE MIGHTY ORGAN", hosted by noted organist Ed Alstrom features the rarely heard sound of the mid-century pop organ, by some of the greatest organists ever: Ethel Smith, Lenny Dee, Klaus Wunderlich, Jesse Crawford, Eddie Layton, John Kiley, Don Baker, George Wright, and many more, from a time when the organ was justifiably called "The King of Instruments".

Lynn Crystal has worked at WFDU for sixteen years, making her broadcast debut as the newscaster for Marc Copeland's Jazz Influences and later hosting her show Carnival of Song, which showcases exceptional songwriting and performances. Jerry Treacy is associated with WFDU as the host of Crash on the Levee, an eclectic and unique mix of weekend Music America.

Ron Olesko, a graduate from FDU began WFDU's now-longest-running show, “Traditions” in 1980. The Traditions show is a mix of folk music that is not only traditional but modern and meaningful, incorporating much thematic material. "Traditions" has also been co-hosted by various others.

Tony Smith has been working at WFDU for 11 years, hosting his show "Gospel Jazzations," focusing on the jazz/instrumental side of gospel music. He's also a gospel jazz saxophonist playing this special brand of music across the world. DJ D-Real is the host of Gospel Housing Authority, which features Gospel music in its many forms: Gospel Rap, R&P (Rhythm and praise), Contemporary, Traditional, and Club. "DJ Frankie Vibe" is an Inspirational/Soulful House Mix Show. Floyd Cray is the host of "New Song Radio," with music that is beautifully composed melodies that touch the spirit of people across the world. Sharon Addison has been with WFDU since 2008, hosting Spotlight on Gospel and taking her listeners island-hopping in different rhythms and languages with Caribbean & World Gospel music. Anita Elaine Rivers and Eric Johnson, known as Min. EJ host “The Sound of Victory.

Boomers is a music preservation program, hosted by Brian Norton dedicated to keeping the music of the baby boomers era alive. John is a lifelong Jersey boy, and a graduate of FDU ('82). He's also a former DJ and Music Director at WFDU. John has worked in various jobs in the Music Biz for 25 years, working as a DJ in several clubs including Hitsville, The Blue Willow, and Loop Lounge. Big Al has worked with WFDU for 30 years. Allyson is now the host of "On the Fence With Ally Cat," bringing the sounds of the ‘70s and ‘80s. Steve Nicholas, hosts “Ride the Wave.” Shaun McGann hosts "The Seven to Ten" on Saturday nights, a rock-based program that organically incorporates modern and classic rock, along with jazz, hip-hop, blues, and pop into its mix. "Uncle Floyd's Garage Sale Music" is a mix of what might be in someone's eclectic collection of LPs, 78s, 45s, etc. that might have been found at any garage sale over the last few decades. Ghosty spins top hits and lost gems from the mid-1950s to the mid-1960s on his show, “The Vintage Rock & Pop Shop.”

Dan's Old School consists mostly of old-school blues, R&B, rock n’ roll, and rocking jazz, with a tip of the hat to the venues where he saw Muddy Waters, Lightnin’ Hopkins, Stevie Wonder, Solomon Burke, Champion Jack Dupree, the folks name above, and many more. Ed Alstrom hosts the "GOT SOUL?" program. Regular segments include Artist, Album, and/or Record Label of the Week, ‘White Guys’ that ‘got soul’, and special events like Soul Dance Parties. Christine Vitale has been with WFDU since 1996, first as a newscaster and then in 2003 hosting The Group Harmony Alley, which features vocal group music and doo-wop. On Christine's “Rhythm, Rock ‘n Blues Rollercoaster,” it's the spinning of classic and avant-garde vocal group harmony sounds, plus the featuring of current and lesser-known artists, many of whom perform on the live music scene today. Terry the Jaguar is the host of Soul 2 Neosoul Experience and plays everything that's grooving be it blue-eyed-soul, brown-eyed-soul, Euro-soul or soul fusion.