Here's what WRKF is up to in the studio, on the air, behind the scenes, and in the community— all thanks to generous support from our community members.
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WRKF presents this special programming to help listeners celebrate pride month, learn about LGBTQ history, and examine cultural and political issues of gender identity and sexual orientation. -
We commemorate World Environment Day, World Oceans Day, and we celebrate the unofficial start to summer with these special programs looking at the environment, climate change, biodiversity, and the travel industry. -
WRKF presents special programming this month bringing awareness to issues mental health, emotional wellness, and social wellbeing. -
As we celebrate National Poetry Month this April, WRKF brings you conversation and readings with current U.S. Poet Laureate Ada Limón. -
WRKF celebrates Earth Day with this collection of special programming examining the climate crisis, rising sea levels, and climate action. -
In celebration of Women's History Month, we hear stories of how women have overcome economic barriers and how women writers have fostered connections across cultural boundaries. -
The Met's season will include the most new works in the company’s modern history, including four Met premieres. WRKF Classical presents the Met's 2023-24 Saturday matinee broadcast lineup. -
WRKF marks the exit of 2022 reflecting on the music and the events of the past year. -
Explore the guiding principles, tales, and traditions of Kwanzaa with WRKF this holiday season as we hear special programming highlighting the music, prose, and spirit of celebration based on the African harvest festival traditions from portions of west and southeast Africa. -
From King's College chapel in Cambridge, England to the music of Appalachia, tune to WRKF this weekend for plenty of festive music, holiday cheer, tradition, and storytelling.
