Friday, October 4
WUMC will join more than 700 stations in nearly 60 countries to celebrate the power of college radio.
This year’s theme focuses on democracy. Through special programs on World College Radio Day, WUMC and students at stations around the world will explore the meaning and importance of democracy.
Program schedule
- Friday, October 4
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World College Radio Day
Friday, October 4
"The Soundtrack of Democracy"
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Jany's Daily Dose
Friday, October 4 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Jopsahany Lucas Pino will be discussing the meanings of democracy, republicanism, libertarianism, and conservatism. She will explore how music is used to influence people to vote for a certain party and the impact it has on freedom of expression and the right to protest. We will also explore different protest songs from various countries and examine quotes from musicians expressing their feelings about politics.
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Sami’s Spotlight
Friday, October 4 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
“Democracy in Our Daily Lives”
Conversations with Milligan University students, faculty, and staff regarding their perspectives and daily life experiences with democracy.
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World College Radio Day Simulcast
Friday, October 4 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
In this one-hour presentation simulcast on 700+ World College Radio Day member stations, students from around the world explore the importance and meaning of democracy.
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Cryptid Horizons
Friday, October 4 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Tony Bailey and Foster Bloch take a deep dive into one of American History’s greatest tragedies: Who killed John F. Kennedy? Join the duo as they discuss the evidence and current theories that may explain the death of the 35th president and what his death meant to the nation.
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Sami’s Spotlight
Friday, October 4 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
“Demos Kratos: The Rule of the People”
Sami Maldonado interviews political science students at Milligan University with their perspectives on democracy in countries around the world.
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