FREE YR RADIO!WLUW is a progressive, community-oriented radio station, committed to social justice and independent thought and expression, and to giving a voice to those who too often go unheard. The station is dedicated to offering a broad array of music, news, and issue- and arts-oriented programming that cannot be found elsewhere on the radio.
Upcoming WLUW Guests and Events
Friday, July 25 OUTSIDE THE LOOP 6:00-6:30pm
Join host Mike Stephen and producer Andy Hermann as they learn about the diversity of Chicago neighborhoods. Lauren Fischer, research associate at the DePaul Chaddick Institute for Metropolitan Development, is the author of a new report called "A Kaleidoscope of Culture" that ranks every neighborhood according to its diversity. She talks to us about her findings. Also, famed local poet Kevin Coval drops by to perform some of his work that can be found in his new book, Everyday People.
More information on Outside the Loop, including show archives, can be found at
Outside the Loop RADIO
Sunday, July 27 8 - 9 pm Open Books
Open Books host Donna Seaman speaks with Chicago writer Miles Harvey about his two unusual and involving works of investigative history--the best-selling The Island of Lost Maps: A True Story of Cartographic Crime and Painter in a Savage Land: The Strange Saga of the First European Artist in North America--and about how history is made and erased.
More information on Open Books, including audio archives, is at Open Books online.
HOW TO REACH WLUW ONLINE
Please send general email to: wluw88.7@gmail.com
Troubleshooting the WLUW webcast
Occasionally, certain users run into some trouble with the WLUW webcast. For most people, the stream plays well with iTunes, but sometimes mysterious difficulties arise.
If you're having trouble with the WLUW stream we recommend downloading the Winamp player. It seems to work the most seamlessly with our stream. And if you continue to have problems, please e-mail us with as specific as possible of a description of the problem (error message, etc.) at wluw (at) wluw.org, and we'll check it out.
The Chicago Community Trust supports WLUW
Thanks to The Chicago Community Trust for their support of WLUW. Their generosity helps make our work, and the work of many other great Chicago non-profits, possible.
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