Cincinnati's Women's Choir, MUSE, along with The World House Choir... present a tribute in celebration of Bernice Johnson Reagon, founder of Sweet Honey In The Rock.
150 combined voices shake the rafters at the John Legend Theater and House of Joy. Pre-concert talks at both events occur at 3pm. Music at 4pm at each venue.
More info: WHC to Join Forces with MUSE, Cincinnati's Women's Choir to Honor the Life & Legacy of Bernice Johnson Reagon - World House Choir
Catherine Roma speaks with WCSU-FM about these events.
150 combined voices shake the rafters at the John Legend Theater and House of Joy. Pre-concert talks at both events occur at 3pm. Music at 4pm at each venue.
More info: WHC to Join Forces with MUSE, Cincinnati's Women's Choir to Honor the Life & Legacy of Bernice Johnson Reagon - World House Choir
Catherine Roma speaks with WCSU-FM about these events.
Anthony Brogdona is the producer of the acclaimed documentary Business in the Black, and the author of Black Business Book, America’s number one book on Black business history. His research traces how our ancestors gained education after enslavement, highlights early Black college graduates from the 1800s, documents the founding of every HBCU — including our own Wilberforce University and Central State University — and uncovers the remarkable stories of Black entrepreneurs who built wealth under unimaginable conditions.
Joining him in the WCSU-FM studios to discuss is General Manager Charles Fox.
For those of you who would like more information and meet Mr. Brogdon, he will be presenting a book signing in Wilberforce at the National African American Museum and Cultural Center on Thursday, April 23rd from 11:00 AM – 1:30pm. – later, at 4:00pm the same day, he will be at the Dayton Public Library. Don't miss it!
Edited by Adia Harper
Joining him in the WCSU-FM studios to discuss is General Manager Charles Fox.
For those of you who would like more information and meet Mr. Brogdon, he will be presenting a book signing in Wilberforce at the National African American Museum and Cultural Center on Thursday, April 23rd from 11:00 AM – 1:30pm. – later, at 4:00pm the same day, he will be at the Dayton Public Library. Don't miss it!
Edited by Adia Harper
Dr. William E. Smith is the Executive Director of Admissions at Central State University — Dr. Smith also attended Central State University, where he first started his teacher certification before relocating to California. Dr. Smith is excited and eager to elevate the mission and enhance the reputation of Central State University. Find out how! Joined by Charles Fox, General Manager of WCSU-FM.
Dr. Derrick Lee Foward, 34th president of the Dayton Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is a native of Dayton, Ohio and a successful businessman in the community for more than 30 years. He is the longest serving President in the 110-year history of the Dayton Branch NAACP.
For two decades, Dr. Foward has been a strong advocate with the NAACP for Civil and Human Rights locally, statewide and nationally. In 2023, during the 54th NAACP Image Awards in Los Angeles, California, he was awarded the NAACP Image Award for Activist of the Year.
Dr. Foward, a graduate of Central State University Ebony Class of 1990, was inducted into the Central State University Alumni Achievement Hall of Fame on March 1, 2016. Dr. Forward recently joined WCSU-FM general manager Charles Fox for this exclusive and enlightening interview.
For two decades, Dr. Foward has been a strong advocate with the NAACP for Civil and Human Rights locally, statewide and nationally. In 2023, during the 54th NAACP Image Awards in Los Angeles, California, he was awarded the NAACP Image Award for Activist of the Year.
Dr. Foward, a graduate of Central State University Ebony Class of 1990, was inducted into the Central State University Alumni Achievement Hall of Fame on March 1, 2016. Dr. Forward recently joined WCSU-FM general manager Charles Fox for this exclusive and enlightening interview.
...some that require no SAT or ACT.
For more information call:
Dr. William Smith — 571-214-3003.
Email: wsmith1@centralstate.edu
Or
Ms. Anauta Gaines — 937-376-6596
Email: againes@centralstate.edu
For more information call:
Dr. William Smith — 571-214-3003.
Email: wsmith1@centralstate.edu
Or
Ms. Anauta Gaines — 937-376-6596
Email: againes@centralstate.edu
Research Connection Podcast focuses on research activities and projects that are occupying the attention of CSU research faculty and students. You can listen to this and other Extension podcasts on wcsufm.org - John W. Garland College of Engineering, Science, Technology, and Agriculture (JWGCESTA)/1890 Land-Grant Program
Latest episode: "Forensic Minor Studies!"
Latest episode: "Forensic Minor Studies!"
WCSU Jazzy 88.9 FM is Central State University’s voice on the airwaves, delivering jazz, news, and student-produced programming to our community. Your support helps us provide hands-on training for students, preserve the legacy of jazz, and keep quality, educational radio thriving. A gift to Jazzy 88.9 FM ensures we continue inspiring, informing, and entertaining our listeners while preparing the next generation of media professionals.
Who Is Cleöcrt?
CinciNasty Raised Performer/Singer/Songwriter... more info in link above.
Interview by Mycah Pollard.
CinciNasty Raised Performer/Singer/Songwriter... more info in link above.
Interview by Mycah Pollard.
Trent Darby brings you upbeat jazz to energize your morning at 9 AM. Funky Friday's are back!
The HBCU Radio Preservation Project preserves and honors the legacy of Black college radio. They are safeguarding at-risk historical media and gathering oral histories to explore how HBCU radio stations serve their campuses and communities.
In recognition of Black History Month, Legacy Listening: HBCU Radio Memories features excerpts from the project’s growing collection of oral history interviews, focusing on WCSU at Central State University in Wilberforce, Ohio.
You can listen to oral histories from the HBCU Radio Preservation Project on YouTube in collaboration with their partners at the Margaret Walker Center.
The HBCU Radio Preservation Project is part of the The Center for Radio Preservation and Archives at WYSO.
In recognition of Black History Month, Legacy Listening: HBCU Radio Memories features excerpts from the project’s growing collection of oral history interviews, focusing on WCSU at Central State University in Wilberforce, Ohio.
You can listen to oral histories from the HBCU Radio Preservation Project on YouTube in collaboration with their partners at the Margaret Walker Center.
The HBCU Radio Preservation Project is part of the The Center for Radio Preservation and Archives at WYSO.
Naykishia Darby, Thee Cardigan Professor, reads excerpts from some of her favorite (and topical!) poets and authors. Presented by wcsufm.org.
Three years ago, business coach and owner of GrantSource, Chataun Denis saw the need to promote Black Businesses more widely. So, she created a directory of Black-owned businesses.Find out more!
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Café Jazz is a mix of original vinyl recordings with contemporary jazz releases on CD. The show is energetic, classic and classy. The show also features the very best of the Bebop era and Straight Ahead jazz.
Formerly hosted by Richard (Gene) Knight...
Rest in Peace.
-the staff of WCSU
Formerly hosted by Richard (Gene) Knight...
Rest in Peace.
-the staff of WCSU
Highly successful businesses understand the importance of underwriting as well as the importance of social responsibility. What if you could do both and save money?
Download the WCSU Public Radio App. The WCSU Public Radio App allows you to conveniently listen to your favorite jazz and news programs on your favorite mobile device.
Student-run and Marauder-powered, On Our Own Radio can be heard via 88.9fm HD2 from Wilberforce, Ohio, and around the world at oooradio.com!
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Brother Ronald L. Murray, Your Soldier For The Lord, will get you up and moving with the best in traditional, contemporary and inspirational music.
You will hear stories about how our lives, all living beings and our living systems are intertwined: big and small, close and far, including us, human beings.
"Catch the Flo" is a weekly music show hosted by contemporary jazz keyboard artist, Marcus Johnson. "Catch the Flo" features jazz music, both straight and smooth.
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Natalia S. Harris, Vice Chair
Christopher L. Wyche, Secretary
Shon P. Anderson
James L. Ervin Jr.
Jason R. Manns
Linda D. Matthews
Richard C. Perry
Asia T. Brown
Nicole C. Holt
“As a filmmaker, my goal is to inspire the audience to reflect on life and personal questions while entertaining them and making them laugh at the same time.” - Jennifer Sharp
Our WCSU interview with Jennifer is here- scroll below and listen to our Community Conversation on an exciting and beautiful piece of film!
Our WCSU interview with Jennifer is here- scroll below and listen to our Community Conversation on an exciting and beautiful piece of film!