that is right kids, just click on the corresponding lefthand column and you are 1/3 of the way to getting a radio slot.
1. getting application
2. submitting application
3. getting a show

SO CLOSE JUST APPLY!

don't worry, we are getting ready for the fall and figuring out a way to fix the application. it is our no. 1 priority, and as always, if you have questions about the fall semester applications & programming, email our program director emily at wxbcprogram [at] bard [dot] edu. the application will be up soon and we will be accepting applications for at least two weeks after it becomes available.
if you have skills with php and website things, and want to help us with the application, which we need help forwarding to the programming email account, and which needs to be updated, please send general manager erica an email at wxbcgeneral [at] bard [dot] edu. if you fix it we will probably give you whatever radio slot you want. we really need a savvy person to help us pleeease!
love, wxbc

omg omg omg but it's juuunneee. we are trying to get ready a little cause we are doing important things which will occupy the rest of our attention this summer & when school comes around, we want to be able to immediately get our wxbc-mode full-on. you know how we do. this is the tentative schedule if you were wondering but it might change. email wxbcprogram [at] bard [dot] edu if you really need the inside scoop. also submissions for our first-ever program guide will probably be due around the 22nd if you get a show. FYI cos we know you want to know.

wxbc is going on break for the summer. don't be sad, though, we're going to be having three shows still broadcasting.
we'll be back in the fall, feistier than ever and with some exciting new developments. (we will be moving to a new location next spring, so we'll be getting ready for that in the fall, we are going to set up online playlists, and we're going to make our first-ever program guide). 4w3$0m3!

Hey lovely listeners, WXBC is taking a short break from March 29th to April 6th. We won't be adhering to our regular schedule during this time. Some DJs might be doing shows anyway and during the rest of our usual broadcast hours we'll be spinning all sorts of randomized goodness. We do this because we care. Of course, we'll miss all of you terribly and are eager to get back to the station so tune back in on April 7th when we return to our regular schedule of programs.

A new slc meeting notes podcast! To find out more about this series click here to see the premiere episode

http://wxbc.bard.edu/SLC3.6.08.mp3

Podcasting feeds are still in the works for this project and for (a few of) the regular radio shows but you can find the notes from SLC meeting here!

Learn what the Student Life committee is doing and what the student body is in for in the next few months.

This is stuff you should and could know but would normally only find out if you attended their Tuesday 8:30pm meetings (which ARE in fact open to the public- in the campus center fishbowl).

We’re going to turn this into a weekly podcast with an rss feed asap but for this week’s I’ll just post the link to the file.

http://wxbc.bard.edu/SLC3.6.08.mp3

WE ALL OVER THA BLOGOSPHERE!!!!!! CHEQE US OUTTTTT

HTTP://WXBCMUSIC.WORDPRESS.COM

ZOMG

wxbc has begun broadcasting for the spring 08 semester. the schedule can be accessed by clicking on the "programs" tab. we are broadcasting 16 hours a day this semester and we are really excited with our dj lineup.
we also have some new exec staff members this semester, as our older ones move on to bigger & better things after bard, and we are working on great things for this spring. the show our senior program director, camilla aikin, scheduled is this friday, february 15th and is only one of many events we have planned for the semester. stay tuned for updates!

There is a medium-sized mammal native to Africa on the loose in Annandale-on-Hudson. It is believed to be living in the Manor basement and early settlers from Europe thought it resembled a pig. This animal is nocturnal and plays music from 4am-6am. If you can't hear it, you probably just can't hear at that frequency. This animal is between 40 and 65 kg and usually between 1 and 1.3 metres but can reach 2.2 metres (!) when its tail is taken into account. It is pale yellowish gray in color and often stained reddish-brown by soil. Its coat is thin and the animal's primary protection is its tough skin. It has been known to sleep in a recently excavated ant nest, which also serves as protection (no food allowed in the booth).

We have been thinking of immortalizing our guest on a t-shirt. We will we be sponsoring a WXBC animal mascot t-shirt contest this spring. Feel free to spend your entire January break getting a head start on your entry. In other news, you should apply for a show by February 1st, 2008. Click on the "application" link in the left-hand column. We will be off-air from Dec. 17th until February 9th, because we have a freakishly long intersession.

Love, the wxbc staff

(also, information about this animal has been partially copied from wikipedia and the origin of this picture can be found in its properties)

Camilla, WXBC's loyal Program Director, gets a pat on the head from a member of ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead.

We are back at school and back in action! We want to start broadcasting as soon as possible, so the deadline for applications is FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th. Fill one out SOON!

As the school year winds down, so does broadcasting. The last day for shows is Sunday, May 13th. Thanks to all the DJ's and listeners who made it another great semester of shows! It was quite an exciting last few weeks for WXBC, with sponsoring the Ladybug Transistor show at smog, hosting Daniel Pinkwater for an elightening hour of questions and storytelling, and cohosting Punk Rock Prom! See you in the fall!

Watch your avocadoes! Daniel Pinkwater is coming to Bard! Come for milk and cookies with author and Bard alum, Daniel Pinkwater. Bring your friends and any questions to ask him!

This Friday, May 11, 2007: 4:00pm in the WXBC Lounge in the Manor Basement

Daniel Pinkwater is the author of Alan Mendelsohn, the Boy from Mars, Borgel, The Education of Robert Nifkin, The Snarkout Boys and the Avocado of Death and many others. He is also a former commentator and regular guest on NPR.

"Any baked good is good if it's baked good."

Former Of Montreal bass player has rejoined the band as their guitar player. Catch him on tour with Kevin Barnes and the rest of band or check back for an mp3 of our live interview from February 23rd.

On Monday, October 16, the College Music Journal (CMJ) announced the final list of nominees for the 2006 CMJ College Radio Awards!

WXBC was nominated for two categories - STATION OF THE YEAR and MOST IMPROVED STATION!

Thanks to everyone who voted for WXBC Bard College Radio! We love you!

This Friday WXBC and the Entertainment Committee present

Keystone State Rock Showcase!!! you DON'T want to miss this!! these bands are gonna bring it to smog...

PEARLS & BRASS: Drag City, heavy Slate belt blues stoner-rock

PISSED JEANS: Sub-Pop, down-tempo punk à la Allentown..

MOTEL BIBLE: kids play metal!!

and two special Bard bands to kick off the evening.

SMOG. 9PM SHARP!

To celebrate the beginning of our fall broadcasting season, WXBC is throwing its annual party on Friday, September 29th. Excellent tunes & plentiful refreshments. The party starts at 10 pm and is going to be held in the lovely quad behind Stone Row. Come party with us. NO DEAD AIR!

Last Friday's in- studio session with Tomorrow's Friend and Damon McMahon went fabulously. Tomorrow's Friend played 3 songs and Damon McMahon played 4. Listen in for DJs playing the tracks on WXBC. Here are some pictures we took.

Tomorrow's Friend:

Damon McMahon:

Marten the Mixer:

Listen up kids- WXBC returns to bless you with another semester of 24/7 free form 24/7.

Don't miss this. Kick your friday in gear with the lush sounds of the cast of TOMORROW'S FRIEND performing LIVE from the WXBC lounge.

Astralwerks singer songwriter DAMON MC MAHON also joins us for a lovely acoustic set.

The FALL 2006 broadcasting season will immediately follow the in studio sessions, so stay tuned.

how great is this?

Have you applied yet? Get on that- applications for a radio show this Fall are now due Saturday, September 16th.

Just click the application link on the left side of the page, and your application will automatically be forwarded to Program Director Camilla Aikin.

Stay tuned.

This year WXBC will be ordering temporary tattoos to distribute so you can all go around campus in style! Please submit tattoo designs and we will pick the most awesome design. It should include "WXBC" or "wxbc.bard.edu" on the tattoo and be fairly simple in terms of color. It should also be really excellent. Winner of the contest gets a prize (actual prize is not yet selected but will equal the excellence of your submission). Deadline is September 18th.

Campus mail your submissions to WXBC or Erica Cohen-Taub or email them to wxbcmusicjr@gmail.com

WXBC's broadcasting season is going to start up soon after we get back to school. Whether you've had a show in the past or want to have your first one this year, we'd love for you to fill one out.

Click on the "Application" link, and disregard the January 1, 2006 deadline.

See y'all soon, WXBC Staff

Check it out: WXBC is proud to present the archives of our first ever in-studio session with Two Gallants, as well as a track from the WXBC Rachel's show now available in the "Archive" section of the site. Many more to come this semester!

WXBC will be on summer vacation- flipping burgers, interning, and basking in the sun until September. Keep your eyes peeled in September for the Fall programming schedule, in-studio sessions, and more.

Tune in to POP IN tomorrow from 10pm-12am for the premiere of the in-studio session recorded LIVE in the WXBC lounge with the Two Gallants before their SMOG show last Friday.

Listen all week for more live tracks from the duo!

The new WXBC shirts are screened and ready for your gorgeous summer bod!

"WXBC" shirt was designed by DJ Jeff Brodsky '06 (modeled by Braden Marks '06).

"Bardcore Radio" design was made by Marten Elder '08(modeled by Music Director Karen Soskin '07).

These hot designs are printed in either black, white, pink, green, and blue ink on black and safety green shirts in YL, S, M, L, and XL for $10! We've sold almost our whole first batch of 100, but we're just crazy enough to do a second screening early in the fall! To place a custom order and reserve a shirt NOW, e-mail wxbcprogram@bard.edu!

Keep your eyes peeled for a WXBC music video marathon coming to Weis or the wall of a building near you.

Submissions of music videos by BARD BANDS! or any music video compilations in your personal collection are strongly encouraged.

Do you dream of having your very own WXBC logo printed on a sweet SAFETY GREEN 50/50 poly tee?

WXBC is hosting a T Shirt contest for the design of our Spring '06 line.

GUIDELINES: one solid color. 8.5x11. go to town!

(shirts will be printed with help from the Squeegee Collective)

Submit designs to radio@bard.edu by MARCH 15, 2006

WXBC has positions available on the Executive Staff for a TECHNICAL DIRECTOR and an ENGINEER.

The TECH DIRECTOR will be the go-to-guy for troubleshooting our Mac'ed out station.

An ENGINEER would ideally become very familiar with station equipment and be able to offer a knowledge of new radio technology.

email radio@bard.edu with inquiries

You can apply for the post if you're interested or if you just want some world radio news: click here.
Love, WXBC

After a two month hiatus WXBC is back on the air world-wide at the address wxbc.bard.edu/listen

The new schedule is posted in the programs section. Keep checking the Events and News pages for up to date information.