Specialty Shows
Sound and Sentiment
Monday Nights 8pm – 10pm
Host: Graham Tkach
Do you like to judge people based on their music taste? Do you like to hear what other people consider good music? Do you like random chaos and absurdity? Then tune in to Sound and Sentiment, every Monday night from 8:00-10:00, the show where people talk about their favorite music, play it, then talk about it some more. We also have chaotic talk stops with the host, DJ Graham. It’s a show that combines absurdist comedy with music. We play all types of tunes, so you’re always in for a surprise.
Oversharing?
Wednesday Mornings 08am – 10am
Hosts: Ellie & Tiernan
Monday Nights 8pm – 10pm
Host: Graham Tkach
Do you like to judge people based on their music taste? Do you like to hear what other people consider good music? Do you like random chaos and absurdity? Then tune in to Sound and Sentiment, every Monday night from 8:00-10:00, the show where people talk about their favorite music, play it, then talk about it some more. We also have chaotic talk stops with the host, DJ Graham. It’s a show that combines absurdist comedy with music. We play all types of tunes, so you’re always in for a surprise.
Oversharing?
Wednesday Mornings 08am – 10am
Hosts: Ellie & Tiernan
Host: Graham Tkach
Do you like to judge people based on their music taste? Do you like to hear what other people consider good music? Do you like random chaos and absurdity? Then tune in to Sound and Sentiment, every Monday night from 8:00-10:00, the show where people talk about their favorite music, play it, then talk about it some more. We also have chaotic talk stops with the host, DJ Graham. It’s a show that combines absurdist comedy with music. We play all types of tunes, so you’re always in for a surprise.
Oversharing?
Wednesday Mornings 08am – 10am
Hosts: Ellie & Tiernan
Oversharing?
Wednesday Mornings 08am – 10am
Hosts: Ellie & Tiernan
Start your morning off right with “Oversharing: Ellie and Tiernan tell you things you didn’t need to hear!”, a conversational morning show featuring two college age girls figuring out how to navigate life. It discusses relatable topics and breaks down situations they have faced. It is comedic, entertaining, and is a glimpse into the life of two College Girls who somehow always get themselves in an interesting situation.
Matthew’s Midnight Metal
Friday Nights 10pm – Midnight
Host: Matthew Tiffany
On Matthew’s Midnight Metal, each week is a new theme of rock/metal. For example, past episodes themes have been “rock ballads,” “live metal,” and “British metal.” Your host, Matthew, explains the connection of each song to the weekly theme, and takes personal song requests from KTCU listeners. Most nights will feature heavy metal, rock, and some 80s pop. If you love old school music, tune in on Friday nights from 10pm until midnight!
VHS & Vinyl
Saturday Mornings 10am – 11am
Hosts: Brody Gates
Want to sit back, relax, and listen to some chill contemporary music? Want to listen to all the things from entertainment news, movie facts as well as the scores and the fun facts along with them? Of course you do, tune in to VHS & Vinyl with the Notorious BLG every every Saturday from 10-11 a.m. on KTCU 88.7 FM and get chill vibes and reminisce on the past and learn new things about the present.
Rock Menagerie
Sunday Nights 7pm – 9pm
Host: Dale Gleitz
The Rock Menagerie has evolved from its beginnings as an outlet for album tracks to theme-based programming, i.e. each week’s music shares a common bond. Past highlights include the annual Halloween Special and the nights where the songs were about dogs, Hollywood or Mother’s Day.
The music featured on the Rock Menagerie is generally up tempo rock-and-roll songs from 1964 to present, all selected by host Dale Gleitz. The play list includes all genres of rock and roll. On a given Sunday night, you might hear several of these musical classifications: heavy metal, jazz fusion, bubble gum, new wave, stadium rock, novelty songs, comedy bits, country rock, psychedelic, etc.
E-mail: RockMenagerie@netscape.net
KTCU SUNDAY PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAMMING
The Book Show/The Best of our Knowledge 6am – 7am
Two 30 minute educational radio shows from NE Public Radio (wamc.org). The Book Show interviews authors and discusses new and classic printings. The Best of our Knowledge delves into the world of education…both in the classroom and on the state level.
The Naked Scientists 8am – 9am
Based at Cambridge University’s Institute of Continuing Education (ICE), the Naked Scientists are a team of scientists, doctors and communicators whose passion is to help the general public to understand and engage with the worlds of science, technology and medicine.
Curtain Up! 9am – 10am
Host: Dr. Harry Parker
Curtain Up! is KTCU’s weekly journey into the world of Musical Theatre? Join us each week for an hour of the greatest songs from one of the most popular art forms ever created – we’ll explore the famous, the rare, the classics and the cutting edge, all from the Musical Theatre. Your host is Dr. Harry Parker, Chair of TCU’s Department of Theatre. Be sure to join us for Curtain Up! each Sunday morning on KTCU.
Email: theatre@tcu.edu
Classical Guitar Alive 10am- 11am
Classical Guitar Alive! began its national broadcasts in 1997 and now celebrates its 20th year as the only nationally-broadcast guitar radio program in America.
In 1997, CGA! began its national broadcasts via NPR Distribution via satellite and since late 2015 the program is distributed online via Public Radio Exchange (PRX.org).
Now, the program is broadcast on over 250 radio stations across the USA and internationally, including internet simulcasts and podcasts, with over 100 previous editions also available to hear online, reaching over one million listeners each week.
University Christian Church service broadcast on Sundays 11am – 12pm
Living the Good News of Jesus Christ with Open Minds and Loving Hearts.
Live at the Bop Stop Sundays 12pm – 1pm
is a weekly radio program and podcast featuring live concert recordings captured directly from the stage of the BOP STOP @ The Music Settlement jazz club in Cleveland, Ohio.
Friday Nights 10pm – Midnight
Host: Matthew Tiffany
On Matthew’s Midnight Metal, each week is a new theme of rock/metal. For example, past episodes themes have been “rock ballads,” “live metal,” and “British metal.” Your host, Matthew, explains the connection of each song to the weekly theme, and takes personal song requests from KTCU listeners. Most nights will feature heavy metal, rock, and some 80s pop. If you love old school music, tune in on Friday nights from 10pm until midnight!
VHS & Vinyl
Saturday Mornings 10am – 11am
Hosts: Brody Gates
Want to sit back, relax, and listen to some chill contemporary music? Want to listen to all the things from entertainment news, movie facts as well as the scores and the fun facts along with them? Of course you do, tune in to VHS & Vinyl with the Notorious BLG every every Saturday from 10-11 a.m. on KTCU 88.7 FM and get chill vibes and reminisce on the past and learn new things about the present.
Rock Menagerie
Sunday Nights 7pm – 9pm
Host: Dale Gleitz
The Rock Menagerie has evolved from its beginnings as an outlet for album tracks to theme-based programming, i.e. each week’s music shares a common bond. Past highlights include the annual Halloween Special and the nights where the songs were about dogs, Hollywood or Mother’s Day.
The music featured on the Rock Menagerie is generally up tempo rock-and-roll songs from 1964 to present, all selected by host Dale Gleitz. The play list includes all genres of rock and roll. On a given Sunday night, you might hear several of these musical classifications: heavy metal, jazz fusion, bubble gum, new wave, stadium rock, novelty songs, comedy bits, country rock, psychedelic, etc.
E-mail: RockMenagerie@netscape.net
KTCU SUNDAY PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAMMING
The Book Show/The Best of our Knowledge 6am – 7am
Two 30 minute educational radio shows from NE Public Radio (wamc.org). The Book Show interviews authors and discusses new and classic printings. The Best of our Knowledge delves into the world of education…both in the classroom and on the state level.
The Naked Scientists 8am – 9am
Based at Cambridge University’s Institute of Continuing Education (ICE), the Naked Scientists are a team of scientists, doctors and communicators whose passion is to help the general public to understand and engage with the worlds of science, technology and medicine.
Curtain Up! 9am – 10am
Host: Dr. Harry Parker
Curtain Up! is KTCU’s weekly journey into the world of Musical Theatre? Join us each week for an hour of the greatest songs from one of the most popular art forms ever created – we’ll explore the famous, the rare, the classics and the cutting edge, all from the Musical Theatre. Your host is Dr. Harry Parker, Chair of TCU’s Department of Theatre. Be sure to join us for Curtain Up! each Sunday morning on KTCU.
Email: theatre@tcu.edu
Classical Guitar Alive 10am- 11am
Classical Guitar Alive! began its national broadcasts in 1997 and now celebrates its 20th year as the only nationally-broadcast guitar radio program in America.
In 1997, CGA! began its national broadcasts via NPR Distribution via satellite and since late 2015 the program is distributed online via Public Radio Exchange (PRX.org).
Now, the program is broadcast on over 250 radio stations across the USA and internationally, including internet simulcasts and podcasts, with over 100 previous editions also available to hear online, reaching over one million listeners each week.
University Christian Church service broadcast on Sundays 11am – 12pm
Living the Good News of Jesus Christ with Open Minds and Loving Hearts.
Live at the Bop Stop Sundays 12pm – 1pm
is a weekly radio program and podcast featuring live concert recordings captured directly from the stage of the BOP STOP @ The Music Settlement jazz club in Cleveland, Ohio.
Host: Matthew Tiffany
On Matthew’s Midnight Metal, each week is a new theme of rock/metal. For example, past episodes themes have been “rock ballads,” “live metal,” and “British metal.” Your host, Matthew, explains the connection of each song to the weekly theme, and takes personal song requests from KTCU listeners. Most nights will feature heavy metal, rock, and some 80s pop. If you love old school music, tune in on Friday nights from 10pm until midnight!
VHS & Vinyl
Saturday Mornings 10am – 11am
Hosts: Brody Gates
Want to sit back, relax, and listen to some chill contemporary music? Want to listen to all the things from entertainment news, movie facts as well as the scores and the fun facts along with them? Of course you do, tune in to VHS & Vinyl with the Notorious BLG every every Saturday from 10-11 a.m. on KTCU 88.7 FM and get chill vibes and reminisce on the past and learn new things about the present.
Rock Menagerie
Sunday Nights 7pm – 9pm
Host: Dale Gleitz
The Rock Menagerie has evolved from its beginnings as an outlet for album tracks to theme-based programming, i.e. each week’s music shares a common bond. Past highlights include the annual Halloween Special and the nights where the songs were about dogs, Hollywood or Mother’s Day.
The music featured on the Rock Menagerie is generally up tempo rock-and-roll songs from 1964 to present, all selected by host Dale Gleitz. The play list includes all genres of rock and roll. On a given Sunday night, you might hear several of these musical classifications: heavy metal, jazz fusion, bubble gum, new wave, stadium rock, novelty songs, comedy bits, country rock, psychedelic, etc.
E-mail: RockMenagerie@netscape.net
KTCU SUNDAY PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAMMING
The Book Show/The Best of our Knowledge 6am – 7am
Two 30 minute educational radio shows from NE Public Radio (wamc.org). The Book Show interviews authors and discusses new and classic printings. The Best of our Knowledge delves into the world of education…both in the classroom and on the state level.
The Naked Scientists 8am – 9am
Based at Cambridge University’s Institute of Continuing Education (ICE), the Naked Scientists are a team of scientists, doctors and communicators whose passion is to help the general public to understand and engage with the worlds of science, technology and medicine.
Curtain Up! 9am – 10am
Host: Dr. Harry Parker
Curtain Up! is KTCU’s weekly journey into the world of Musical Theatre? Join us each week for an hour of the greatest songs from one of the most popular art forms ever created – we’ll explore the famous, the rare, the classics and the cutting edge, all from the Musical Theatre. Your host is Dr. Harry Parker, Chair of TCU’s Department of Theatre. Be sure to join us for Curtain Up! each Sunday morning on KTCU.
Email: theatre@tcu.edu
Classical Guitar Alive 10am- 11am
Classical Guitar Alive! began its national broadcasts in 1997 and now celebrates its 20th year as the only nationally-broadcast guitar radio program in America.
In 1997, CGA! began its national broadcasts via NPR Distribution via satellite and since late 2015 the program is distributed online via Public Radio Exchange (PRX.org).
Now, the program is broadcast on over 250 radio stations across the USA and internationally, including internet simulcasts and podcasts, with over 100 previous editions also available to hear online, reaching over one million listeners each week.
University Christian Church service broadcast on Sundays 11am – 12pm
Living the Good News of Jesus Christ with Open Minds and Loving Hearts.
Live at the Bop Stop Sundays 12pm – 1pm
is a weekly radio program and podcast featuring live concert recordings captured directly from the stage of the BOP STOP @ The Music Settlement jazz club in Cleveland, Ohio.
VHS & Vinyl
Saturday Mornings 10am – 11am
Hosts: Brody Gates
Want to sit back, relax, and listen to some chill contemporary music? Want to listen to all the things from entertainment news, movie facts as well as the scores and the fun facts along with them? Of course you do, tune in to VHS & Vinyl with the Notorious BLG every every Saturday from 10-11 a.m. on KTCU 88.7 FM and get chill vibes and reminisce on the past and learn new things about the present.
Rock Menagerie
Sunday Nights 7pm – 9pm
Host: Dale Gleitz
The Rock Menagerie has evolved from its beginnings as an outlet for album tracks to theme-based programming, i.e. each week’s music shares a common bond. Past highlights include the annual Halloween Special and the nights where the songs were about dogs, Hollywood or Mother’s Day.
The music featured on the Rock Menagerie is generally up tempo rock-and-roll songs from 1964 to present, all selected by host Dale Gleitz. The play list includes all genres of rock and roll. On a given Sunday night, you might hear several of these musical classifications: heavy metal, jazz fusion, bubble gum, new wave, stadium rock, novelty songs, comedy bits, country rock, psychedelic, etc.
E-mail: RockMenagerie@netscape.net
KTCU SUNDAY PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAMMING
The Book Show/The Best of our Knowledge 6am – 7am
Two 30 minute educational radio shows from NE Public Radio (wamc.org). The Book Show interviews authors and discusses new and classic printings. The Best of our Knowledge delves into the world of education…both in the classroom and on the state level.
The Naked Scientists 8am – 9am
Based at Cambridge University’s Institute of Continuing Education (ICE), the Naked Scientists are a team of scientists, doctors and communicators whose passion is to help the general public to understand and engage with the worlds of science, technology and medicine.
Curtain Up! 9am – 10am
Host: Dr. Harry Parker
Curtain Up! is KTCU’s weekly journey into the world of Musical Theatre? Join us each week for an hour of the greatest songs from one of the most popular art forms ever created – we’ll explore the famous, the rare, the classics and the cutting edge, all from the Musical Theatre. Your host is Dr. Harry Parker, Chair of TCU’s Department of Theatre. Be sure to join us for Curtain Up! each Sunday morning on KTCU.
Email: theatre@tcu.edu
Classical Guitar Alive 10am- 11am
Classical Guitar Alive! began its national broadcasts in 1997 and now celebrates its 20th year as the only nationally-broadcast guitar radio program in America.
In 1997, CGA! began its national broadcasts via NPR Distribution via satellite and since late 2015 the program is distributed online via Public Radio Exchange (PRX.org).
Now, the program is broadcast on over 250 radio stations across the USA and internationally, including internet simulcasts and podcasts, with over 100 previous editions also available to hear online, reaching over one million listeners each week.
University Christian Church service broadcast on Sundays 11am – 12pm
Living the Good News of Jesus Christ with Open Minds and Loving Hearts.
Live at the Bop Stop Sundays 12pm – 1pm
is a weekly radio program and podcast featuring live concert recordings captured directly from the stage of the BOP STOP @ The Music Settlement jazz club in Cleveland, Ohio.