Remaking the Exceptional

Bi-Weekly

10:00

Through the voices of torture survivors and activists, the Remaking the Exceptional podcast highlights connections between policing and incarceration in Chicago and the human rights violations of the Global War on Terror, while also celebrating the struggle for justice and reparations.

 

Sitting, sipping, and reflecting over a cup of tea with others can create the space for conversations on difficult and at times painful subjects. It also can create opportunities to envision a new set of social relations.

Weird Lady Music

Bi-weekly (1st & 3rd Days Above)

19:00

Host Baltazark (Jodie Baltazar) brings you WEIRD MUSIC made by ladies and music made by WEIRD LADIES spanning genres, geographies, and generations. This show is about finding and celebrating the curious ways in which women confront social or artistic banality with sonic self-expression.

This Thing We Call Art

Weekly

14:00

Artist and host Kelly Lloyd has been interviewing people in the arts about their livelihoods since 2017. Each episode of this hour-long podcast features a recent interview with one contemporary artist. Excerpts from additional interviews are available to listen to on the project website.

Instagram • @_thisthingwecallart

Means of Production

Monthly (3rd Day Above)

9:00

Means of Production is an hour long conversation about Chicago’s dance and performing arts scene. Sharon Hoyer, stage editor at Newcity Magazine, talks with dancers, choreographers, performance artists, puppeteers, presenters and performers whose work doesn’t fit neatly into any one category.

Out of the Archives!

Monthly (2nd Day Above)

9:00

Out of the Archives! share a diverse range of stories told by public housing residents, as well as those working in the field, from our Oral History Archive. The stories in our archive lift the voices of an oftentimes marginalized community and create a space for important conversations to happen. Each episode features a different theme that responds to our mission to preserve, promote, and propel the right of all people to a place where they can live and prosper.

Cookbook Series

Monthly (4th Day Above)

09:00

We were told the ending should be memorable. Our legacy, if we leave one, will change with the times. You, denizens of the future, will remember not what we were, but what will become of us. You will see that the constellation does not hold the meaning, but holds together. It holds a group to be seen, for a brief moment, it is not about death at all, not death et al.
Rebel Steps

Weekly

10:00

Rebel Steps is a podcast about taking political action guided by the concepts of direct action, solidarity, autonomy and mutual aid. It guides listeners through actions that go beyond protesting and calling your representatives. It’s created by Amy and Liz, two sisters living in Brooklyn, NY.

rebelsteps.com

Gridlock Soundlab

Bi-Weekly (1st & 3rd Days Above)

16:00

This is Sadie Woods, and I’m bringing you Gridlock Soundlab, rush hour radio featuring House, Afro Latin Rhythms, Worldbeat, Disco, Funk, Soul, Electro, and Indie Dance music. Gridlock Soundlab, first and third Fridays at 4, only on 105.5 FM, Lumpen Radio.

Democracy Now

Monday thru Friday

8:00

Daily national news program hosted by journalists Amy Goodman and Juan González.

Democracy Now on the Web

The Jams

Weekly

7:00

Classic, Old School and more…these are the JAMS!